The document discusses technologies that can help people living with dementia by promoting independence and safety. It describes assistive technologies like telecare systems, audio/visual scheduling tools, telephones, and sensors that can monitor things like bed occupancy and movement. The goal of these technologies is to empower individuals and support independent living by addressing common challenges for those with dementia like time awareness, safety in the home, and risk of falls or getting lost.
METHODS OF ACQUIRING KNOWLEDGE IN NURSING.pptx by navdeep kaur
Royal Hospital Innovations for Quality of Life
1. Royal United Hospital
Registered Charity
Clinical Scientists, Engineers , Designer,
Therapist
Electrical and mechanical workshops
Innovations that will make a significant impact on the quality of life of an
individual, or will impact on a significant number of individuals
4. Living with dementia
Access to technology (music, TV, video)
Social activities
Lack of awareness of time of day
Self care and daily activities
Independence and safety in the kitchen
Orientation within the home
Risk of falls
Concern about leaving the flat, getting lost
5. Why use technology ?
Empowering
Promote / maintain independence
Support safety
6. Why use technology ?
Empowering
Promote / maintain independence
Support safety
11. Audio/visual scheduling
Scheduler
When it is time for an
event a prompt screen is
shown and an
announcement made
“There is a message, click
on the screen to hear it”
16. What is telecare?
Telecare is the continuous, automatic and remote monitoring
of real time emergencies and lifestyle changes over time in
order to manage the risks associated with independent living.’
www.telecareaware.com
17. Bed and Chair Sensors
Telecare systems
Aster Living Tel: 01380 829000
email: info@asterliving.co.uk
Selwood Lifeline
01225 715715 or email:
lifeline@selwoodhousing.com