Conference 2014 Technology, Care and Ageing: Enhancing Independence
Conference programme and biographies of contributors Download
Working paper series AKTIVE Research Report Vol. 2
The Role of Telecare in Older People’s Daily Lives: experiences, practicies and attitudes
Paper 1
Researching Telecare Use using Everyday Life Analysis:
introducing the AKTIVE Working Papers
Prof. Sue Yeandle, CIRCLE, University of Leeds, AKTIVE project director
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Paper 2
Frail Older People and their Networks of Support: how does telecare fit in?
Prof. Sue Yeandle, CIRCLE, University of Leeds, AKTIVE project director
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Paper 3
Telecare and Older People’s Social Relations
Dr. Emma-Reetta Koivunen, CIRCLE, University of Leeds
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Paper 4
Coping with Change: frail bodies and daily activities in later life
Dr. Gary Fry, CIRCLE, University of Leeds
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Paper 5
Lifestyles in Later Life: identity, choice and stigma
Dr. Kate Hamblin, Oxford Institute of Population Ageing
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Paper 6
Risk, Freedom and Control in Older People’s Lives: the relevance of telecare
Dr. Kate Hamblin, Oxford Institute of Population Ageing
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Paper 7
Human factors that influence the performance of the telecare system
Pete Buckle, The Robins Institute, Guildford and Royal College of Art
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Appendices to the Working Paper Series:
Appendix 1
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Appendix 2
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AKTIVE Research Report Vol. 3
The AKTIVE project’s social, design and prospective hazard research:
research methods
By S. Yeandle, P. Buckle, G. Fry, K. Hamblin, E.-R. Koivunen and C. McGinley
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Appendix III
Research instruments used in the AKTIVE team’s social research
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AKTIVE Market Report
The evolving UK market for telecare
Inventya Ltd
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