The Technology-Enhanced Ability Continuum-of-Care Home Program for People with Cognitive Disorders: Concept Design and Scenario of Use

Olivia Realdon; Federica Rossetto; Marco Nalin; Ilaria Baroni; Maria Romano; Felice Catania; David Frontini; Sergio Mancastroppa; Margherita Alberoni; Valentino Zurloni; Raffaello Nemni; Fabrizia Mantovani; Francesca Baglio

Pervasive Computing Paradigms for Mental Health. 7th International Conference, MindCare 2018, Boston, MA, USA, January 9–10, 2018, Proceedings

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The Technology-Enhanced Ability Continuum-of-Care Home Program for People with Cognitive Disorders: Concept Design and Scenario of Use

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    author={Olivia Realdon and Federica Rossetto and Marco Nalin and Ilaria Baroni and Maria Romano and Felice Catania and David Frontini and Sergio Mancastroppa and Margherita Alberoni and Valentino Zurloni and Raffaello Nemni and Fabrizia Mantovani and Francesca Baglio},
    title={The Technology-Enhanced Ability Continuum-of-Care Home Program for People with Cognitive Disorders: Concept Design and Scenario of Use},
    proceedings={Pervasive Computing Paradigms for Mental Health. 7th International Conference, MindCare 2018,  Boston, MA, USA, January 9--10, 2018, Proceedings},
    proceedings_a={MINDCARE},
    year={2018},
    month={10},
    keywords={Telerehabilitation Cognitive disorders Alzheimer’s disease Dementia Cognitive rehabilitation},
    doi={10.1007/978-3-030-01093-5_9}
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Olivia Realdon
Federica Rossetto
Marco Nalin
Ilaria Baroni
Maria Romano
Felice Catania
David Frontini
Sergio Mancastroppa
Margherita Alberoni
Valentino Zurloni
Raffaello Nemni
Fabrizia Mantovani
Francesca Baglio
Year: 2018
The Technology-Enhanced Ability Continuum-of-Care Home Program for People with Cognitive Disorders: Concept Design and Scenario of Use
MINDCARE
Springer
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-01093-5_9

Olivia Realdon¹^,*, Federica Rossetto²^,*, Marco Nalin³^,*, Ilaria Baroni³^,*, Maria Romano³^,*, Felice Catania⁴^,*, David Frontini⁴^,*, Sergio Mancastroppa⁴^,*, Margherita Alberoni²^,*, Valentino Zurloni¹^,*, Raffaello Nemni^,*, Fabrizia Mantovani¹^,*, Francesca Baglio²^,*

1: Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca
2: IRCCS Fondazione don Carlo Gnocchi
3: Telbios S. r. l, Research & Development
4: Astir S. r. l, IT Development

*Contact email: olivia.realdon@unimib.it, frossetto@dongnocchi.it, marco.nalin@telbios.com, ilaria.baroni@telbios.com, maria.romano@telbios.com, felice.catania@astir.com, david.frontini@astir.com, sergio.mancastroppa@astir.com, malberoni@dongnocchi.it, valentino.zurloni@unimib.it, rnemni@dongnocchi.it, fabrizia.mantovani@unimib.it, fbaglio@dongnocchi.it

Abstract

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) has been identified as one of the 25 top causes of years lived with disability. Currently, no pharmacological treatment can prevent, slow down, or stop the course of this disease. From the clinical and health management perspectives, Mild Cognitive Impairment – a condition representing a risk factor for the development of dementia - and early stages of AD are the most interesting conditions for interventions aimed at delaying further decline. Telemonitoring and telerehabilitation home-based services have been advocated to provide manifold benefits for people with cognitive disorders. In this paper, we will describe the concept vision enlightening Ability, a technology-enhanced continuity-of-care home program for people with cognitive disorders. After describing the platform architecture, we will present a use case showing how it benefits people with cognitive disorders and both formal and informal caregivers by generating intertwining support in the process of care, enhancing well-being, health conditions, and inclusion.

Keywords: Telerehabilitation Cognitive disorders Alzheimer’s disease Dementia Cognitive rehabilitation

Published: 2018-10-11
Appears in: SpringerLink

: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01093-5_9