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The MinD European project:

The development of a mindful design to improve self-empowerment and social engagement

in people with dementia

TOURNIER Isabelle1, FERRING Dieter1, ALMEIDA Rose2, BLACKLER Thea3, CASALDALIGA Pau4, CID BARTOLOME Teresa2, COLESTON-SHIELDS Dons5, CRAVEN Michael5, DENING Tom5, ESCOBAR Gara4, GRIFFIOEN Ingeborg6, GOVE Dianne7, HOLTHOFF-DETTO Vjera8, LEBIS Evelyn9, LUDDEN Geke10, NOTENBOOM Ed11, POPOVIC Vesna3, WÖLFEL Christian12, ZANAZI Michele8, & NIEDDERER Kristina13

More information: designingfordementia.eu

1 Université du Luxembourg (Luxembourg) 2 Fundacion INTRAS (Spain)

3 Queensland University of Technology (Australia) 4 Picharchitects (Spain)

5 Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust (United Kingdom)

6 Panton Design (The Netherlands) 7 Alzheimer Europe (Luxembourg)

8 Alexianer St. Hedwig Kliniken Berlin GmbH (Germany) 9 Eurecat (Spain)

10 Universiteit Twente (The Netherlands)

11 Zorggroep Sint Maarten (The Netherlands)

12 Technische Universität Dresden (Germany)

13 University of Wolverhampton (United Kingdom), Coordinator

4 year project (March 2016-February 2020)

MinD

 Financed by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research and Innovation Staff Exchange (RISE) programme

13 organizations from 6 countries (5 universities, 4 healthcare partners, and 4 design/ICT partners and 1 healthcare policy partner)

To improve self-empowerment and social engagement for people suffering from mild dementia living at home

Aim

 By referring to the concept of mindful design to develop novel solutions promoting these aspects

 By developing an user-centred design approach: involvement in each step of the project of people with dementia and their carers.

 Development of wearable devices supporting identity perception and emotion management as well as to understand how environmental aspects can improve self-empowerment and decrease cognitive overload feelings

Work packages, duration and current activities

Interviews and focus groups with people suffering from dementia and their caregivers (significant activities, current assistive devices, needs for future, etc.) by healthcare partners

Wednesday 7 December 2017 MinD project 1st Symposium

Europe House, London (www.eventbrite.co.uk)

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