Best Practice Guidance
Human Interaction with Technology in Dementia

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Recommendations based on the research conducted in the Marie Sklodowska Curie International Training Network INDUCT
Deliverable D6.2 (paper version)/D6.5 (web version) – V6.0
and the Marie Sklodowska Curie InnovativeTraining Network DISTINCT
(preliminary) Deliverable D6.5
16th December 2022
Contents
Introduction
Recommendations
3.1 Practical, cognitive & social factors to improve usability of technology for people with dementia
3.1.1 Technology in everyday life
3.1.2 Technology for meaningful activities
3.1.3 Health care activities
3.1.4 Social Health Domain 1: Fulfill one's potential and obligations
3.1.5 Social Health Domain 2: Manage one's own life and promote independence
3.1.6 Social Health Domain 3: Technology to promote social participation
3.2 Evaluating the effectiveness of specific contemporary technology
3.2.1 Technology in everyday life
3.2.2 Technology for meaningful activities
3.2.3 Health care activities
3.2.4 Social Health Domain 1: Fulfill one's potential and obligations
3.2.5 Social Health Domain 2: Manage one's own life and promote independence
3.2.6 Social Health Domain 3: Technology to promote social participation
3.3 Implementation of technology in dementia care: facilitators & barriers
3.3.1 Technology in everyday life
3.3.2 Technology for meaningful activities
3.3.3 Health care activities
3.3.4 Social Health Domain 1: Fulfill one's potential and obligations
3.3.5 Social Health Domain 2: Manage one's own life and promote independence
3.3.6 Social Health Domain 3: Technology to promote social participation
Glossary
Epilogue
Authors & Acknowledgements
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