Age , digital inclusion and use of ICT

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Age , digital inclusion and use of ICT Presentation – Chris Walsh – Chair PAiL. Co -Chair Age Platform ( UK) Chief Exec Wise Age

Digital Exclusion or Inclusion Many benefits to digitalisation and to use of ICT by and for older people. You will see presentations about this today and you can see the Mayor’s SMARTER LONDON approach BUT - Also many worries and problems Ease of access and use – depends if you have computer and skills Over 80s and older poorer people face problems in both owning and using computers – especially to communicate with govt. HMRC and the Government portal require IT skills to use DWP – UNIVERSAL CREDIT- only online Local authorities and the GLA increasing its use for and by citizens

Digital exclusion and other problems Ability to navigate and communicate and change mind Rise in cyber crime and scams Rise in online unwanted sales pitches Problems for poor in owning / using computers Problems for those with low IT skills and dementia Problems for those in care homes Problems of privacy and security – use of mega data ( NHS data by companies)

Positive role of older IT users 50- 64 – 70% in work able to use and adapt – part of development process 65-75+ – active pensions – volunteers / campaigners / still working ( 1.3 million – also most were part of digital revolution 80 + still alert & can use IT Older people can use IT to help them communicate – decision makers/ companies/ finance/ socially To learn, to use brains To keep in touch – family and friends For disabled to order food and medicines To build friendships / community

Why is ITC and digitalisation key for govts Worry about rising costs of care See older people as drain Too costly to employ people Replace with online records / health checks Replace with robots – better than nothing> 80% Brave new world ? Control for your own good? – alcohol, sweets / food

Qs from Mayor / GLA re SMART London Key Qs to answer this afternoon What do we want prioritised as older people from this digital revolution and the GLA , borough and government initiatives What are worries that we want addressed – in particular over Use of robotics in health and social care Use of digital monitoring for health – what controls Use of mega data Loss of privacy, and ease of access by govt, business and crime What protections to be in place to safeguard us from impact of IT failure

Role of conference Understand the new situation and future plans What is good What are problems Tell govt – borough / regional ( London) UK and EU No research about us without us Work as partners with innovation ? – with corporates / with government/ as individuals/ as campaigns

Future activities PAiL, Age Platform & partners running another mini conference and focus group on the Silver Economy, Older Workers and London’s employment, skills and economic development strategy –Europe House, 10.30 19 MARCH Practical ITC support session held by apple and Age UK London 27th Feb 1-3 4 more events this year organised by PAiL and partners plus regular committee meetings – all interested contact us www.pailondon.org.uk email –posiitiveageinginlondon@gmail.com