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Abstract
With the demographic changes and the ageing population in the most of the
European countries, currently we are witnessing emerging pilots with a different
scale of e-care services for elderly. Before further investment for wide
deployment and uptake of ICT solutions in social care services, there is a need
for drawing a baseline for arriving at solid and comparable evidence to facilitate
policy decisions. While general rating scales for measuring quality of life of
healthy adults are relatively widely used, suitable indicators and methodologies
for evaluation of improving quality of life for elderly with mild dementia living
in the community and their relatives using assistive technologies, are under
discussions among researcher and social care providers who are involved in
introducing ICT services for these user groups. One of the challenges is how to
best measure the anticipated improved quality of life for the main user groups
and the socio-economic benefits for the care systems in a scientifically
acceptable way. To fill in this gap, ISISEMD project has worked towards
proposing overall evaluation framework to assess the impact of introducing ICT
services. This paper presents this framework with the suitable indictors,
measurement methodologies and rating scales.
assessment of ICT pilot services for elderly with mild
dementia, living in the community and their relatives. 2010 Networking and Electronic Commerce Research Conference in Riva del Garda, Italy. Publication: Research – peer review
European countries, currently we are witnessing emerging pilots with a different
scale of e-care services for elderly. Before further investment for wide
deployment and uptake of ICT solutions in social care services, there is a need
for drawing a baseline for arriving at solid and comparable evidence to facilitate
policy decisions. While general rating scales for measuring quality of life of
healthy adults are relatively widely used, suitable indicators and methodologies
for evaluation of improving quality of life for elderly with mild dementia living
in the community and their relatives using assistive technologies, are under
discussions among researcher and social care providers who are involved in
introducing ICT services for these user groups. One of the challenges is how to
best measure the anticipated improved quality of life for the main user groups
and the socio-economic benefits for the care systems in a scientifically
acceptable way. To fill in this gap, ISISEMD project has worked towards
proposing overall evaluation framework to assess the impact of introducing ICT
services. This paper presents this framework with the suitable indictors,
measurement methodologies and rating scales.
assessment of ICT pilot services for elderly with mild
dementia, living in the community and their relatives. 2010 Networking and Electronic Commerce Research Conference in Riva del Garda, Italy. Publication: Research – peer review
Original language | English |
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Title of host publication | Proceedings of the Networking and Electronic Commerce Research Conference 2010 (NAEC 2010) |
Number of pages | 23 |
Publisher | American Telecommunications Systems Management Association |
Publication date | 2010 |
ISBN (Electronic) | 978-0-9820958-3-6 |
Publication status | Published - 2010 |
Event | Networking and Electronic Commerce Research Conference 2010 (NAEC 2010 - Riva del Garda, Italy Duration: 7 Oct 2010 → 10 Oct 2010 Conference number: 2010 |
Conference
Conference | Networking and Electronic Commerce Research Conference 2010 (NAEC 2010 |
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Number | 2010 |
Country/Territory | Italy |
City | Riva del Garda |
Period | 07/10/2010 → 10/10/2010 |
Keywords
- pre- and mild dementia, demand-driven services, personalisation, holistic approach, quality of life, burden of care, randomised controlled study, service validation.
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ISISEMD: Intelligent System for Independent Living and Selfcare for Seniors with Cognitive Problems or Mild Dementia
Peterson, C. B., Iversen, T. P. N., Mitseva, A., Marchetti, N., Anggorojati, B., Cetin, K., Prasad, N. R., Kyriazakos, S. & Dinesen, B.
01/03/2009 → 01/09/2011
Project: Research