SAC: an aged care app designed for happy and healthy ageing
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SAC is an app designed to provide virtual aged care and support healthy aging. It aims to encourage elderly users to actively manage their health at home rather than relying solely on residential care. While home telecare is preferred, human interaction also plays an important role. SAC seeks to be an "imaginary aged caretaker" that is comprehensive, pervasive, and offers a human-like interaction through various features and services to support independent living for the elderly.
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- 1. SAC, an app designed for happy & health ageing
- 2. What SAC (Smart Aged Carer) can do? NOT YOUR ORDINARY VIRTUAL AGED CARER Or, be my imaginary friend…?
- 3. Project Concept most elderly patients prefer home care to residential care (Higginson et al., 2000) 1
- 4. Project Concept However, the majority still prefer a combination of home telecare with conventional health care delivery (Botsis & Hartvigsen, 2008) 2
- 5. Project Concept Human interaction still plays an important role in conventional doctor- patient relationship (Onor et al., 2005) 3
- 6. Project Concept Elderly users prefer home care Technology required for telecare Doctors require Health Condition Record for diagnosis SAC We bring your Dream aged caretaker To you
- 7. Project Concept Comprehensive, pervasive care Human interaction Great usability & self-efficacy Imaginary Aged Caretaker SAC Now you see me, And I am everywhere….
- 8. Project Objective • Using clear and simple diagram to inform patients of their health conditions • Encouraging users to actively participate in their own health management • Empowering users to perform better self-care • Providing early warning when unusual health condition occurs • Providing on-time appropriate interventions • Reducing unnecessary use of emergency services and hospital admissions
- 9. Intended Audience Doctors or Carers Family & Relatives Elderly Users Requires aged care & be passionate about participate in their own health management who would like to offer supports and have access to users’ health conditions who can give better diagnosis, early warning and interventions based on users’ health condition records
- 10. Key Features Record personal health condition for early interventions & more accurate diagnosis 1 GPS integration for emergency and social purpose 2 Provide customised, location-based recommendations for dining, recreation and medical need 3 Leverage network effect: users can share a ride, exercise together, create event and post reviews 4
- 11. Risks & Concerns • Ethical & Privacy: passcode or fingerprint lock • Legal & Crime: Related regulations shall apply • Users’ technology literacy & Usability Appropriate training and tutorials
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