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---+ ISG Gerontechnology 2010: Conference Notes

ISG = International Society of Gerontechnology; May 27-30, 2010, Marriott Pinnacle Hotel, Vancouver BC

Dr. A. Sixsmith, Dr. G. Gutman (editors); Opening address: Franco A. (ISG President)

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---++ Keynotes

---+++[Dishman]

Dishman E.
Changing practices: Home and community based care technologies for independent living.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):64; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.003.00
Keywords: independent living, health innovation, aging services

---+++[Beard]

Beard J.
Innovative approaches to dealing with population ageing.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):64; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.002.00
Keywords: ageing, technology, frailty, social integration

---+++[Tinker]

Tinker A.
What is the contribution of technology to ageing in place?
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):65; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.005.00
Keywords: ageing in place, technology, frailty, integration of services

---+++[Fernie]

Fernie G.R.
Technologies for caregivers of frail elders.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):65; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.004.00
Keywords: caregivers, carers, technology, design, commercialization

---+++ Keynote Panel: GT around the world

---++++ [Cornet] (France)

---++++ [Sanford] (USA)

---++++ [Wang] (Taiwan)

---++ Symposia

---+++ Intelligent systems for assessment of aging changes (ISAAC): Deploying unobtrusive home-based technology 

Kaye J. 
Intelligent systems for assessment of aging changes (ISAAC): Deploying unobtrusive home-based technology.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):121; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.107.00 
Keywords: dementia, mild cognitive impairment, in-home assessment

---++++[Kaye]

Kaye J.
Overview of the intelligent systems for assessment of aging changes (ISAAC) study.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):122; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.108.00
Keywords: dementia, mild cognitive impairment, in-home assessment, technology and aging 

---++++[Hayes]

Hayes T.
Unobtrusive assessment of activity patterns associated with mild cognitive impairment.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):122-123; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.109.00
Keywords: dementia, mild cognitive impairment, cognitive aging, in-home assessment

---++++[Jimison 1]

Jimison H.
Home-based monitoring of computer use to detect aging change.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):123-124; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.110.00 
Keywords: home monitoring, computer interactions, cognitive monitoring 

---++++[Pavel]

Pavel M.
Fusion algorithms for home-based technology development.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):124; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.111.00 
Keywords: ubiquitous computing, algorithms, data fusion, dementia, in-home assessment

---++++[Wild]

Wild K.
Unobtrusive in-home monitoring of cognitive and physical health: Reactions and perceptions of older adults.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):124-125; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.112.00
Keywords: attitudes, focus groups, elderly independence, in-home assessment 

---+++Canada-UK initiative on technology and dementia

Adlam T., Mihailidis A. 
Canada-UK initiative on technology and dementia.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):68; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.048.00
Keywords: dementia, assistive technology, implementation, UK, Canada

---++++[Astell 1]

Astell A., Parsons M.S.
CIRCA: Technology to prompt reminiscing and conversation between residents in care homes and care staff.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):68-69; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.049.00
Keywords: dementia, technology, reminiscence

---++++[Mountain]

Mountain G., Craig C.
What do people really want? Meeting the needs of people with early dementia and their carers through technology.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):69-70; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.050.00
Keywords: self-management, consultation, technologies

---++++[Martin]

Martin S., Galbraith M.G., Wallace G., Mulvenna M.D.
Transferring research and innovation Living Lab (TRAIL): Experience of a living lab.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):70; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.051.00
Keywords: living labs, user engagement, open innovation

---++++[Boger]

Boger J., Turcotte N., Quraishi M., Dunal L.
Assistive technologies used to support occupations by community-dwelling older adults with dementia and informal caregivers.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):70-71; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.052.00
Keywords: assistive technology, dementia, daily occupations, older adults, technology use

---++++[Pigot]

Pigot H.
When cognitive assistance brings autonomy in daily living: the DOMUS experience.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):71; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.053.00
Keywords: assistive technology, cognitive assistance, cognitive deficits, mobile agenda, smart home 

---+++Tracking older adults of various levels of cognitive health: Findings of the !SenTra consortium

Oswald F., Wahl H.W., Shoval N. 
Tracking older adults of various levels of cognitive health: Findings of the !SenTra consortium.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):153; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.082.00 
Keywords: GPS, out-of-home mobility, cognitive impairment, dementia, old age

---++++[Isaakson]

Isaakson M., Shoval N.
Repetition and routine in the lives of elderly people.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):153-154; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.083.00 
Keywords: GPS, spatial activity, routine, old age, out of home mobility

---++++[Oswald]

Oswald F., Wahl H.W., Voss E., Schilling O., Seidl U., Freytag T., Wettstein M.
Tracking older adults of various levels of cognitive health in the project !SenTra: Findings from a psychology perspective.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):154-155; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.084.00 
Keywords: out-of-home mobility, cognitive impairment, psychology, well-being, old age

---++++[Auslander]

Auslander G.K., Gitlitz T., Werner S., Landau R., Shoval N., Heinik J.
Caregiver burden of family members of cognitively impaired old people: The relationship with elders’ quality of life and time-space behavior.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):155; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.085.00 
Keywords: out-of-home mobility, cognitive impairment, psychology, well-being, old age

---++++[Landau]

Landau R., Werner S., Auslander G.K., Shoval N., Heinik J.
Attitudes of family and professional caregivers towards the use of GPS for people with dementia.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):155-156; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.086.00 
Keywords: GPS, family caregiver, professional caregiver, attitude, dementia

---++++[Wahl]

Wahl H.W.
Potential of !SenTra for gerontechnology research and intervention.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):156; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.087.00
Keywords: out-of-home mobility, cognitive impairment, intervention, old 

---++ Paper Sessions

---+++ Dementia Support

---++++[Ho]

Ho K., Novak Lauscher H., Stacy E., Jagdis R.
!InterCultural Online Health Network (iCON): Technology: Enabled wellness support for dementia patients and caregivers.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):215; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.296.00 
Keywords: dementia, self-management, public education, web-based resources

---++++[Perälä]

Perälä S., Ämmälä M., Latvala R., Mäkelä K.
Location based technology for memory impaired elderly.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):242; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.274.00
Keywords: health technology, elderly care, dementia, Alzheimer’s disease

---++++[Spreeuwenberg]

Spreeuwenberg M.D., Willems C.G.M.H., Verheesen H., Schols J., Witte L.P. de
Dynamic lighting as a tool to influence the day-night rhythm of clients with psychogeriatric disorders: A pilot study in a Dutch nursing home.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):250; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.278.00
Keywords: dynamic lighting, nursing home, actimetry

---++++[Astell 2]

Astell A.
Developing computer games for people with dementia.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):189; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.289.00 
Keywords: dementia, technology, guidelines

---++++[Baecker 1]

Baecker R.M., Shim N., Tonon K., Pandeliev V., Birnholtz J., Stern Y., Steinerman J.R., Moffatt K.
‘Serious’ online gaming environments to enhance brain fitness in senior citizens.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):190; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.265.00 
Keywords: online games, video games, cognitive reserve, mental aging, cognitive prostheses

---+++ Social Interaction & Leisure

---++++[Valk]

Valk L. de, Kruitwagen S., Bekker M.M., Romero N.A., Sturm J.
Activator: Playful persuasion to support older adults’ social and physical activities.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):257; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.240.00 
Keywords: independent living, persuasion, social and physical activity

---++++[Bekker]

Bekker M.M., Romero N.A., Sturm J., Valk L. de, Kruitwagen S.
Persuading older adults to social and physical activities.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):194; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.229.00 
Keywords: independent living, persuasion, social and physical activity


---+++ Cognitive & Neuropsychological Support

---++++[Baecker 2]

Baecker R.M., Levy A., Massimi M., Tonon K., Watson M., Fenwick K., Scott W., Rochon E., Mulholland D., Laird L., Black S.E., Moffatt K., Poorshahid G.
Context-aware mobile phones to aid seniors with word recall and production.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):190-191; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.311.00
Keywords: cognitive prostheses, senior citizens, anomic aphasia, context-aware, mobile devices 

---++++[Jimison 2]

Jimison H.B., Pavel M., Hatt W.J., Chan M., Larimer N., Yu C.H.
Delivering a multi-faceted cognitive health intervention to the home.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):224; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.297.00 
Keywords: cognitive intervention, home health, home monitoring

---++++[Beaudoin]

Beaudoin L.P., Winne P.H.
Implications of psychological principles for designing software to improve memory performance in older adults.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):192; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.228.00 
Keywords: cognitive aging, memory, retrieval practice

---+++ Interface Design Issues II

---++++[Messier]

Messier C., Miller D.I., Gagnon M., Talbot V.
I hate Emily: Why interactive voice response systems are unfriendly with older people and how to fix it.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):231; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.221.00 
Keywords: computerized telephone service, memory, attention, interactive voice response

---++++[Benton]

Benton S., Altemeyer B., Manning B.
Behavioural prototyping: A method for aligning technological capacity with behavioural function for the over 65’s.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):196; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.290.00
Keywords: behavioural profiling, market alignment, aging

---++++[Abdulrazak]

Abdulrazak B., Chakroun O., Malik Y.
!LocSys: Localization framework for smart spaces.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):346; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.314.00
Keywords: hybrid localization solution, smart spaces, pervasive computing

---++ Posters

---+++[O'Brien]

O'Brien D., Knapp R.B., Thompson O., Craig D.
Developing acceptable software: Preparing to test the efficacy of cognitive stimulation in preventing dementia.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):318; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.158.00 
Keywords: dementia prevention, cognitive decline, technology acceptance

---+++[Wilson]

Wilson R., Rocon E., Mihailidis A.
Examining effective communications strategies employed by caregivers assisting individuals with Alzheimer’s disease during oral care.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):339; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.190.00
Keywords: dementia, caregiver, communication, activities of daily living, assistive technology

---+++[Wright]

Wright P., Soroka A.J., Belt S.
Audio changes how older people follow animated instructions.
Gerontechnology 2010; 9(2):340; doi:10.4017/gt.2010.09.02.191.00
Keywords: instructions, multimedia, memory, audio, animation

---++ Master Class

---+++[Leung]

Leung R.
Design Guidelines for Mobile Technologies for Healthy Older Adults.

---++ Trade Show

---+++ [OrcaTech]

---++ Closing Ceremony

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