2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jalz.2009.05.479
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O3‐07‐05: Toward a smart home solution for domiciliary assistance in Alzheimer's diseases

Abstract: Toward a smart home solution for domiciliary assistance in Alzheimer's diseases Abstract body (350 word limit) should include: Background: The number of people with Alzheimer in the European Union is estimated to be 5.8 million and is expected to double or treble by 2050. Alzheimer's patients should be constantly assisted or at home by caregivers or in nursing home by skilled workers. Some studies showed that a specific domiciliary care of Alzheimer's patients in initial stages of the syndrome can slow down th… Show more

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“…The PISRA system and its assistive functionalities (included some functionalities which will be soon added to it) were firstly validated together with a multidisciplinary work-team of a nursing home for elderly people [19], consisting of clinicians, psychologists, therapists and engineers.…”
Section: Preliminary Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The PISRA system and its assistive functionalities (included some functionalities which will be soon added to it) were firstly validated together with a multidisciplinary work-team of a nursing home for elderly people [19], consisting of clinicians, psychologists, therapists and engineers.…”
Section: Preliminary Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%