Conference 2014 Technology, Care and Ageing: Enhancing Independence

17.06.2020 John A. Karp 0 Comments

Presentations from Day 1
Information and Communication ITechnologies Procurement for the autonomy of the elderly

ATARODI, SIAVASH

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Technology, Care and Ageing Enhancing Independence

BELL, ALYSON

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Working in the midst of an implementation

BERGE, MARI

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Support for people with dementia in remote areas

BOWES, ALISON

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Supporting Family Caregivers of Individuals With Dementia

CAMATEROS, CAROLINE

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Reading the signs, Wayfinding in care homes for people with dementia

CRUMBLEHOME, LOTTIE

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Telecare policy discourses, policy instruments and policy evidence

ECCLES, ANDREW

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The Journey to successful Telecare delivery 2

FOSTER, KAREN

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Thinking outside the box 2

FOSTER, KAREN

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Coping with Change frail bodies and daily activities in later life

FRY, GARY

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Can technology contribute to ethical person-centred dementia care at home

GOODWIN, BEATRICE

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Testing the Validity of a Home Telehealth Acceptance Questionnaire

GORST, SARAH

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Risk, social relationships and ageing in place the role of telecare

HAMBLIN, KATE

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Telecare and its relationship with identity, stigma, agency and choice

HAMBLIN, KATE

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Ageing and Living Arrangements….examples from Finland

JOLANKI, OUTI

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Can Massive Open Online Courses raise the Awareness of Older People about Assistive Technology

PARR, AIDAN

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Introducing Assistive Technology in In-patient Services to modernise NHS Mental Health Service Delivery

MOORES, DEBBIE and ELLAM, JIM

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Promoting Dependence rather than Independence

POWELL, LAUREN

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Supporting care and caring everyday technologies for everyday lives

STARR, MADELINE

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Developing Telecare Services in Birmingham – The Story so far

TOMLINSON , JON JT

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AAL Technologies and Care. formal caregivers’ perspectives towards technologies in elderly care