Tecnologias assistivas para idosos com demência: revisão sistemática

Maia, Juliana Cunha; Coutinho, Janaína Fonseca Victor; Sousa, Caroline Ribeiro de; Barbosa, Rachel Gabriel Bastos; Mota, Fernanda Rochelly do Nascimento; Marques, Marília Braga; Silva, Rávida da Rocha Lima; Lima, Rayanne Branco dos Santos

doi:10.1590/1982-0194201800089

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“…Both these technologies allow us to reduce intrusive check-ups overnight from healthcare professionals by avoiding sudden and unnecessary awakenings. Despite a few technical issues and the false alarms that emerged during the studies, the devices lead to a positive quality of liferelated outcomes and high levels of acceptance from either PWD, their caregivers, and staff members (Maia et al, 2018;Daly Lynn et al, 2019). Finally, one review suggests the adoption of the actigraphy technique as having potentially worth in helping to monitor people in care home settings (Favela et al, 2020).…”

Section: Monitoring and Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Other devices that are used to sustain prospective memories are pill dispensers. Controversial outcomes are associated with these technologies: some authors describe them as functional (Fleming and Sum, 2014;Maia et al, 2018), and others suggest that their usage is too complicated for PWD (Daly Lynn et al, 2019). Regarding procedural memory, instead, positive outcomes emerge from using prompting systems.…”

Section: Daily Living Sustainmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Regarding procedural memory, instead, positive outcomes emerge from using prompting systems. These consist of tools giving step-by-step prompts, either in visual or vocal forms, to guide PWD to achieve daily tasks as cooking, washing their hands, and setting the table correctly (Brando et al, 2017;Maia et al, 2018;Daly Lynn et al, 2019). Moreover, some potential benefits emerge from using mobile Apps to guide practical actions (Lancioni et al, 2020).…”

Section: Daily Living Sustainmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These devices are usually placed in front of the PWD's bed, showing recommendations like "it's night, let's go back to sleep" and similar (Lorenz et al, 2019;Moyle et al, 2019). Moreover, it emerges that robot-assisted navigation can lead to positive outcomes to increase PWD's ability to move autonomously (Maia et al, 2018).…”

Section: Daily Living Sustainmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Assistive Technologies in Dementia Care: An Updated Analysis of the Literature

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Objectives: Technology can assist and support both people with dementia (PWD) and caregivers. Recently, technology has begun to embed remote components. Timely with respect to the pandemic, the present work reviews the most recent literature on technology in dementia contexts together with the newest studies about technological support published until October 2020. The final aim is to provide a synthesis of the timeliest evidence upon which clinical and non-clinical decision-makers can rely to make choices about technology in the case of further pandemic waves.Methods: A review of reviews was performed alongside a review of the studies run during the first pandemic wave. PsycInfo, CINAHL, and PubMed-online were the databases inspected for relevant papers published from January 2010.Results: The search identified 420 articles, 30 of which were reviews and nine of which were new studies meeting the inclusion criteria. Studies were first sorted according to the target population, then summarized thematically in a narrative synthesis. The studies targeting technologies for PWD were categorized as follows: monitoring and security purposes, sustaining daily life, and therapeutic interventions. Each category showed potential benefits. Differently, the interventions for caregivers were classified as informative, psycho-education programs, psychosocial-supportive, therapeutic, and cognitive/physical training. Benefits to mental health, skills learning, and social aspects emerged.Conclusions: The evidence shows that technology is well-accepted and can support PWD and caregivers to bypass physical and environmental problems both during regular times and during future pandemic waves. Nevertheless, the lack of a common methodological background is revealed by this analysis. Further and more standardized research is necessary to improve the implementation of technologies in everyday life while respecting the necessary personalization.

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Section: Monitoring and Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Daily Living Sustainmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Daily Living Sustainmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Daily Living Sustainmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Assistive Technologies in Dementia Care: An Updated Analysis of the Literature

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“…Também foram identificadas revisões acerca de TAs para idosos com demência (MAIA et al, 2018), da utilização de ferramentas de informática assistivas (BACKONJA et al, 2016) e do uso de ambientes de vida assistida (BYGHOLM e KANSTRUP, 2015).…”

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Idosos E O Uso De Tecnologias Assistivas Em Casa: Uma Revisão Sistemática De Literatura

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As Tecnologias Assistivas (TAs) possuem grande potencial de auxiliar o envelhecimento saudável em casa e seus campos de atuação atingem diversos setores, exigindo a demanda progressiva de melhoramentos e novas soluções. Nesse sentido, este artigo objetiva compreender o direcionamento dos estudos relacionados ao desenvolvimento de TAs com foco em idosos no ambiente doméstico, nos últimos 5 anos. Para isso, uma revisão sistemática de literatura em quatro etapas foi realizada segundo as recomendações PRISMA. Scopus, SciELO e Google Scholar foram utilizados como bases de dados, com termos pré-definidos em publicações em Inglês e Português, no período de 2015 a 2019. Foram elegidos 36 estudos para a revisão, observando-se a presença do desenvolvimento de tecnologias relativas a artefatos físicos e digitais, ambientes de vida assistida, produtos vestíveis e imersivos, além da implementação de serviços para o ambiente doméstico. Da análise dos estudos, percebeu-se a valorização de questões relativas à privacidade, custo e personalização nos projetos, além do surgimento de novos contextos de ação quando comparado aos trabalhos relacionados anteriores.

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