Monitoring Activities of Daily Living for Maintaining Independent Living in Dementia

Jonathan Turner; Ciarán Nugent; Damon Berry; Dympna O'Sullivan; Michael Wilson; Julie Doyle

doi:10.21427/dvy3-fx73

Monitoring Activities of Daily Living for Maintaining Independent Living in Dementia

Jonathan Turner
, Ciarán Nugent
, Damon Berry
, Dympna O'Sullivan
, Michael Wilson
, Julie Doyle

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Abstract

Our ability to live independent meaningful lives depends on our ability to perform various activities and to maintain our cognitive functions. Maintaining independent living is important for persons with dementia, it increases selfworth and allows to remain independent and in their own homes for longer. We describe the activities established as being important for the maintenance of independent living, and methods for monitoring these activities using technology.

Original language	English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.21427/dvy3-fx73
Publication status	Published - 2022
Event	HEALTHINFO 2022 - Lisbon, Portugal Duration: 16 Oct 2022 → 20 Oct 2022

Conference

Conference	HEALTHINFO 2022
Country/Territory	Portugal
City	Lisbon
Period	16/10/22 → 20/10/22
Other	The Seventh International Conference on Informatics and Assistive Technologies for Health-Care, Medical Support and Wellbeing

Keywords

independent living
dementia
cognitive functions
monitoring activities
technology

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