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Mimi Trinh,Maurita T Harris,Renato F L Azevedo et al. Mimi Trinh et al.
Background: Mobile health (mHealth) apps can serve as a tool to aid older adults with their wellness needs such as medication taking or facilitating telehealth visits. However, older adults do not utilize mHealth apps to ...
Junhyoung Kim,Yongseop Kim,Jungjoo Lee et al. Junhyoung Kim et al.
Introduction: Jigsawdio is a multi-sensory personalized puzzle system that blends images and audio to stimulate cognitive function and emotional well-being in people living with dementia. This pilot study was designed to ...
Aishwarya Siddoju,Emily Merkel,Paul Gibson et al. Aishwarya Siddoju et al.
Background: Older adults with dementia frequently exhibit hiding and hoarding behaviors resulting in item loss. In long-term care facilities (LTCFs), item loss negatively impacts quality of care and increases stress for b...
Curtis L Petersen,Xingyi Li,Courtney J Stevens et al. Curtis L Petersen et al.
Background: Older adults frequently participate in behavior change studies, yet it is not clear how to quantify a potential relationship between their perception of the intervention and its efficacy. ...
Qiong Nie,Lydia T Nguyen,Dillon Myers et al. Qiong Nie et al.
Background: Social engagement technologies offer an opportunity to reduce social isolation. However, there are barriers to adoption among older adults with and without Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI). Technology designed ...
Mira I Leese,Katherine E Dorociak,Madeline Noland et al. Mira I Leese et al.
Background: As researchers incorporate in-home technologies to identify and track changes in older adults' cognitive and daily functioning that could lead to early interventions, the attitudes of older adults across the c...
Nisha Raghunath,Christopher Pereyda,Justin F Frow et al. Nisha Raghunath et al.
Background: As older adults age, they may require assistance completing activities of daily living (ADLs). Robotic assistance can offset healthcare costs and allow older adults to preserve their autonomy. Younger adults a...
F Abujarad,C Edwards,E Choo et al. F Abujarad et al.
Purpose: It is estimated that 15.7% of people aged 60 years and older were subjected to some form of Elder Mistreatment (EM) globally (Yon et al., 2017). In the USA, as many as 1 in 24 EM cases are left unidentified by pr...
Laura H Barg-Walkow,Christina N Harrington,Tracy L Mitzner et al. Laura H Barg-Walkow et al.
Purpose: Maintaining physical activity is a key component of successful aging and has benefits for both physical and cognitive functioning in the older adult population. One promising method for engaging in physical activ...