Although there are promising benefits of supportive technology in dementia care, use of
these technologies is still limited. It is challenging for researchers and developers in this field …

Introduction Dementia has become a major global concern and surveillance technology
might provide support for informal caregivers and people with dementia. However, the …

New Internet of Things (IoT) applications are enabling the development of projects that help
with monitoring people with different diseases in their daily lives. Alzheimer's is a disease …

With the rising usage of mobile phones by people with mild dementia, and the documented
barriers to technology use that exist for people with dementia, there is an open opportunity to …

Technology design for dementia is an active and growing area. Though work to date has
largely addressed functional needs, there is a growing recognition of the importance of …

Engaging in participatory research in HCI raises numerous ethical complexities such as
consent, researcher relationships, and participant compensation. Doing HCI work in the …

Technology design for dementia primarily focuses on cognitive needs. This includes
providing task support, accommodating memory changes, and simplifying interfaces by …

Self-management research in HCI has addressed a variety of conditions. Yet, this literature
has largely focused on neurotypical populations and chronic conditions that can be …

Designing technologies that support the mutual cybersecurity and autonomy of older adults
facing cognitive challenges requires close collaboration of partners. As part of research to …

A growing number of Canadians live with dementia. Strategies to reduce the risks of getting
lost include physical barriers, restraints and medications. However, these strategies can …