Temporo-spacial prompting for persons with cognitive impairment using smart wrist-worn interface
Author/s: William Kearns, PhD; Jan M. Jasiewicz, PhD; James L. Fozard, PhD; Paul Webster, PhD; Steven Scott, DO; Jeffrey Craighead, PhD; Mary E. Bowen, PhD; Joseph McCarthy, PT, MS
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Published By: JRRD, Volume 50, Number 10
Published On: 2013
In this editorial, JRRD report on the development of a smartwatch designed to enhance the Smart Home at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital in Tampa, a project that uses advanced tracking technology to help Veteran patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) independently plan, organize, and complete everyday activities [1]. The literature is replete with examples of proposed technologies designed to influence or control behavior, the most recent incarnation being "persuasive technologies".
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Category:
· Mobile Technologies
· Smart Homes & Environmental Controls
· Smart Homes & Environmental Controls
Tag:
· Disability Support
· Home
· Impairment
· Independent Living
· Rehabilitation
· Self-management
· Home
· Impairment
· Independent Living
· Rehabilitation
· Self-management