Assistive technologies (ATs) are designed to improve the functional capabilities of people with disabilities. Some are relatively low-tech and very familiar, such as such as reading glasses, crutches and hearing aids. Others are more advanced, using cutting-edge science and technology, with future ATs under development that could have a huge impact on all our lives.…
Technologies to Increase Freedom for People Living With Dementia
Overview of technologies that support independence for people with dementia, including GPS trackers and fall monitoring systems.
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Publisher Name:
Canada's Drug Agency
Publisher Website:
https://www.cda-amc.ca/
Publication Year:
2023
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Canada
Categories:
Clinical practice guideline, Report
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