Care Song is a proposed solution to help alleviate anxiety and agitation in dementia patients through music. It would allow caregivers to select playlists of their loved one's favorite music and set thresholds to trigger music based on factors like heart rate. The goal is to improve quality of life for both caregivers and patients. It would offer features like automatically playing music to help with "sundowning" and be compatible with multiple devices. Initial start-up costs are estimated at $61,000 and monthly maintenance would be $5,000. The developers envision it as a subscription service that could break even with as few as 330 subscribers depending on the monthly subscription price.
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Od roku 2014 je cena za založení s.r.o. 1Kč. Jaké jsou výhody a jak to pomůže či nepomůže začínajícím podnikatelům, o tom všem je naše prezentace.
Zakládání společností na míru klientovi:
http://www.firmin.cz/zalozeni-spolecnosti-sro
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This is a presentation by Cat Leaver, Head of Strategy at We are AD for the Festival of Women in Science & Technology in Dundee on Wednesday 24th March 2015.
Find out more: www.weareAD.co.uk
How to live a life with a positive sense of relaxed control? If this is also what you are curious about as I do, don't miss the chance to take a glance on it!
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Healthcare users are a demanding group. Multiple beeping and blinking devices, frequent interruptions, competing demands, and high-risk tasks overload their cognitive capacity, leaving them with little patience for ambiguity or inefficiency and - more importantly - at risk for making serious errors. We will introduce participants to the factors motivating healthcare technology users by offering a peek into the world of a busy nurse and showing examples of the tragic errors that can result when overload occurs. We then propose six design principles based in cognitive theory and illustrated with real world examples as a framework to help UX designers motivate healthcare technology users by minimizing cognitive load. Participants will leave the session with actionable knowledge they can apply to current projects.
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Pablo Paredes earned his PhD in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley in 2015. He is faculty in Radiology and Psychiatry at Stanford University. Prior to joining the School of Medicine, he was a Postdoctoral Researcher in Computer Science at Stanford University for two years. During his PhD career, he held internships on behavior change and affective computing at Microsoft Research and Google. Before 2010 he was a senior strategic manager with Intel in Sao Paulo, Brazil, a lead product manager with Telefonica in Quito, Ecuador and an Entrepreneur in his natal Cuenca, Ecuador. In these roles, he has had the opportunity to closely evaluate designers, engineers, business people and researchers in telecommunications, product development, and ubiquitous computing (Ubicomp). He has advised several PhD, masters and undergrad students.
Link to video: https://youtu.be/iNxf6vzjSGk
https://cars.stanford.edu/people/pablo-paredes
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3. Why do we care?
15 million people providing care to loved ones
with dementia
Anxiety and agitation are a significant
challenge for caregivers and their loved ones
Music has been shown alleviate agitation and
anxiety
4. What is Care Song?
Goal: Improve Quality of Life of
caregiver and their loved one
Solution: Coordinate favorite music,
caregiver guidance, and available
technology to reduce
anxiety/agitation in loved ones with
dementia.
6. Benefits
Easy to use
Reduce anxiety of caregiver
Decrease need for supervision
Simple pleasure
7. What’s out there?
None of these products provide a simple, affordable, in-home solution that utilizes
technologies that we already have.
8. Features
Ability to select playlists
Set the threshold on the interface (heart rate)
Compatible with multiple devices
Set automatically to alleviate sundowning
Educational videos
Room for Expansion
Track BP, movement, body temperature
Home automation
CG takes a huge emotional and physical toll on caregivers, but that is compounded by the fact that 72% also have anxiety
Changes in behavior (aggression, anxiety) are most challenging and determining factor for residential care placement
We don’t have the resources for institutional care – and who wants it anyways
Rx side effects contribute to behavior changes
Anxiety drugs are the go-to
Studies show the use of music can decrease anxiety and the use of drugs to treat anxiety. More importantly it can foster better environment for the caregiver
http://apt.rcpsych.org/content/18/2/119
We’ve seen the data – decreases longevity, affects marriages, relationships with family members, and health status
Music from pre-set playlist transmitted
Snoezelen: Multisensory, Space intensive, Costly?
Music and Memory – Personalized music, playlist, reconnecting thru music triggered memories -> in elder care facilities with certification program
It’s Never Too Late – cognitive stimulation computer program (SARA), non-RX intervention program
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