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Patients with dementia lack psychological stability and a sense of identity after memory loss.

lightbulbPractical problemDementia and Cognitive Impairment Technology Support

Patients with dementia lack psychological stability and a sense of identity after memory loss.

UbiComp '24Know Me Inside-Out: Conversational and Quiz-Based System for Reminiscence Therapy for People with Dementia

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Caregivers struggle to soothe psychological needs of people with late-stage dementia using existing methods.

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Dementia patients struggle to maintain a normal image in daily interactions due to communication barriers.

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Dementia patients in care facilities struggle to receive effective personalized reminiscence therapy.

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Users with cognitive impairments struggle to complete existing screening tool tasks with low recognition.

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