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Interactive Me is a (yet to be built) online memory profile for people with dementia. In his talk, founder Sam Dondi-Smith outlined his needs, his background, and potential.

Technology

Creating bespoke tablet-based
interactive life histories for people
with dementia.

Why am I here?
• Speak about the project
• Feedback
• Seeking developer or developers

Sam Dondi-Smith
• Recently finished training at CCCU
• CMHTOP experience
• Occupational Therapist
• Dementia?
• Lack of meaningful activity for people with
dementia.
• Experience of making personal life histories

The project
• Developing personal life histories which
can be accessed on a portable tablet
computer or iPad.
• Profiles will develop around personal
photographs, family videos and audio
description placed in a user friendly
format.
• Created alongside users, carers and
family.

What has been done So Far
• Prototype http://finsburysmith.wix.com/mrsim
• Demonstrated to:
– Age UK
– Carer’s Support
– Prof Jan Dewing – Dementia Innovation Centre
– Members of CMHTOP
– Dr Pat Chung – Researcher in Dementia Care
– Dr Simon Hannaford – CCU Ethics Committee
– Dr Wim Wurren – Business Advice
– Rosemere Dementia Care Home, Folkestone

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1. Creating bespoke tablet-based interactive life histories for people with dementia.

2. Why am I here? • Speak about the project • Feedback • Seeking developer or developers

3. Sam Dondi-Smith • Recently finished training at CCCU • CMHTOP experience • Occupational Therapist • Dementia? • Lack of meaningful activity for people with dementia. • Experience of making personal life histories

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5. What has been done So Far • Prototype http://finsburysmith.wix.com/mrsim • Demonstrated to: – Age UK – Carer’s Support – Prof Jan Dewing – Dementia Innovation Centre – Members of CMHTOP – Dr Pat Chung – Researcher in Dementia Care – Dr Simon Hannaford – CCU Ethics Committee – Dr Wim Wurren – Business Advice – Rosemere Dementia Care Home, Folkestone

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