Leveraging everyday technology for people living with dementia: a case study

A. Astell, B. Malone, G. Williams, F. Hwang, M. Ellis
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to present the self-described “journey” of a person with dementia (Brian; author 3) in his re-learning of old technologies and learning of new ones and the impact this had on his life. Design/methodology/approach – This is a single case study detailing the participant's experiences collaborating with a researcher to co-create methods of facilitating this learning process, which he documented in the form of an online blog and diary entries. These were analysed using NVivo to reveal the key themes. Findings – Brian was able to relearn previously used technologies and learn two new ones. This lead to an overarching theme of positive outlook on life supported by person-centredness, identity and technology, which challenged negative perceptions about dementia. Research limitations/implications – The paper provides an example of how learning and technology improved the life of one person with dementia. By sharing the approach the authors hope to encourage others to embrace...
利用日常技术帮助痴呆症患者:一个案例研究
目的-本文的目的是呈现一个痴呆症患者自我描述的“旅程”(Brian;作者重新学习旧技术和新技术,以及这对他生活的影响。设计/方法论/方法——这是一个单独的案例研究,详细描述了参与者与研究人员合作,共同创造促进学习过程的方法的经验,并以在线博客和日记的形式记录下来。使用NVivo对这些进行了分析,以揭示关键主题。发现-布莱恩能够重新学习以前使用的技术,并学习两种新的技术。这导致了一个以人为中心、身份和技术支持的积极人生观的总体主题,挑战了对痴呆症的负面看法。研究局限性/启示-本文提供了一个学习和技术如何改善一个痴呆症患者生活的例子。通过分享这种方法,作者希望鼓励其他人接受……
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