Designing for Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment: A Panel Discussion
Wendy A. Rogers,
Sara J. Czaja,
Neil Charness
et al.
Abstract:The population is aging and a subset of older adults will have some level of cognitive impairment. Human factors/ergonomics (HF/E) practitioners must consider them in the design process but often are not prepared to do so, lacking relevant experience or training. In this panel, an interdisciplinary team with expertise in aging, in general, and cognitive impairment, in particular, will (a) provide insights into cognitive challenges confronting older adults with cognitive impairments; (b) discuss impacts of thes… Show more
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