Background The worldwide increase in community-dwelling people with dementia
underscores the need for innovative eHealth technologies that aim to provide support to …

Along with the burden commonly experienced by informal caregivers (ICs) of people with
dementia (PwD), associated with the progressive decline that accompanies dementia, the …

Background: Due to a growing shortage in residential care, people with dementia will
increasingly be encouraged to live at home for longer. Although people with dementia prefer …

Background The development of technology in dementia care has largely been without
consultation with carers, and has primarily focused on safety, monitoring devices, and …

Background There is a growing interest to support extended independent living of people
with dementia (PwD) via unobtrusive monitoring (UM) technologies which allow caregivers …

Ageism has not been centered in scholarship on AI or algorithmic harms despite the ways in
which older adults are both digitally marginalized and positioned as targets for surveillance …

Background Electronic tracking devices, also known as locators, monitors, or surveillance
devices, are increasingly being used to manage dementia-related wandering and …

Background With what has been known as the “triple-win effect”, introducing information and
communication technologies (ICTs) in the health care of neurodegenerative diseases is …

Objectives Over the past decade, the idea has been promoted that intelligent assistive
technology (IAT) can empower people with dementia. As a new area of inquiry, however, the …

Background Locating technologies are a subtype of assistive technology that aim to support
persons with dementia by helping manage spatial orientation impairments and provide aid …