This review article is concerned with the potential of technology for improving outcomes for
people with dementia by increasing quality of life, extending residence at home and …

The confinements and limited social interactions that have derived from COVID-19 have
aggravated the situation of people with previous pathologies. As a result, access to health …

The incidence of cognitive impairment in older age is increasing, as is the number of
cognitively impaired older adults living in their own homes. Due to lack of social care …

Introduction: Stimulating recreational and leisure activities (RLAs) are essential to physical
and mental well-being; however, people living in memory care units (MCUs) may lack …

Implementing information and communications technology (ICT) at scale requires evaluation
processes to capture the impact on users as well as the infrastructure into which it is being …

There has been substantial increase in the human population throughout the world. As we
age, problems associated with aging is increasing rapidly-medical, biological …

Background Application of standards is a way to increase quality in an evaluation study.
However, standards are used insufficiently in eHealth evaluation, affecting the …

Purpose This article presents a review of the available evaluation of quality of life (QOL)
outcomes as a result of assistive technology (AT) interaction among older adults with …

The advances in and successes of medical science, sanitation and nutrition mean that the
population is living longer and one consequence is an increase in the numbers of people …

The heterogeneity of the environments as well as the diversity of patients' needs and profiles
are major constraints that challenge the spread of ambient assistive living (AAL) systems …