The document summarizes a presentation on digital health games for understanding dementia. It provides an overview of dementia, noting that it is a general term for loss of functions like memory and problem-solving. It then discusses how digital health technologies like healthcare devices, brain training platforms, and artificial intelligence can help with dementia. One such game discussed is the "Tea Time Game", and the presentation concludes by discussing ongoing and future work to refine AI systems in games for dementia predictions and diagnoses, as well as expanding elderly healthcare research.

1. ICDH 2021 : International Conference on Digital Healthcare
Sydney, Australia January 28 - 29, 2021
Noreena Liu, Tobias Hodel, Jun Liao
Digital Health Games for
Understanding Dementia
Blossom Lab

2. An Overview of Dementia
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Outline of
Presentation
Digital Health for Dementia
02
Tea Time Game
03
Ongoing & Future Work
04
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3. Dementia is a general term for loss of memory,
language, problem-solving and other thinking
abilities which interferes with daily life.
An Overview of Dementia
About Dementia
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4. There are two in 100 people aged
between 65 to 69 that have dementia
one in five for those aged
between 85 to 89 that have dementia
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5. Digital Health for Dementia
Healthcare
tracking devices
Brain training
&
rehabilitation
platform
Predictive
analytics &
diagnostics
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6. Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Systems
Artificial intelligence (AI) for
dementia with medical devices,
health records, predictive
analytics, diagnostics and more
Augmented Reality (AR)
Technologies
Augmented reality (AR)for
dementia and dementia families
to represent the dementia
symptoms in order to further
understand their needs
Digital Health in Games for
Dementia and Families
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7. Digital Health for Dementia
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9. Refinement of the games
involving AI systems to
achieve predictions and
diagnostics on Dementia.
Refine
Ongoing & Future Work
An expanding research area
of elderly related to
healthcare system
Expand
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10. Noreena Liu
noreena.liu@soton.ac.uk
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