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Empowering older patients to engage in self care: designing an interactive robotic device
2011
AMIA Annual Symposium Proceedings
To develop and test an interactive robot mounted computing device to support medication management as an example of a complex self-care task in older adults. A Grounded Theory (GT), Participatory Design (PD) approach was used within three Action Research (AR) cycles to understand design requirements and test the design configuration addressing the unique task requirements. At the end of the first cycle a conceptual framework was evolved. The second cycle informed architecture and interface
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