In recent years, significant technological advances have changed our understanding of
dynamic processes in clinical psychology. A particularly important agent of change has been …

Wandering behavior is one of the most important and challenging management aspects in
persons with dementia. Wandering behavior in people with dementia (PwD) is associated …

In the last decades there has been a tremendous increase in demand for Assistive
Technologies (AT) useful to overcome functional limitations of individuals and to improve …

Introduction More than half of persons with dementia will experience night-time wandering,
increasing their risk of falls and unattended home exits. This is a major predictor of caregiver …

Early detection of agitation in individuals with dementia can lead to timely interventions,
preventing the worsening of situations and enhancing their quality of life. The emergence of …

Assistive service and companion robots are versatile and dexterous actuators that operate in
our daily living environment. These robots are able to manipulate physical objects, to …

With the increase in the elderly population, there is a concomitant growth in the number of
cases of cognitive impairment. The early stages of these disorders can cause the elderly …

Objective: Aimless movement or wandering may be a symptom of mild cognitive impairment
(MCI) that arises as a consequence of confusion and forgetfulness. This paper presents a …

Purpose: Localization-based technologies promise to keep older adults with dementia safe
and support them and their caregivers during getting lost events. This paper summarizes …

The generalized aging of the population is incrementing the pressure over, frequently
overextended, healthcare systems. This situations is even worse in underdeveloped …