01.10.2014 - 30.09.2017
Technical assistance systems and Ambient Assisted Living have the potential to enable older people to stay and live independently in their familiar living environment, which essentially reflects a higher quality of life for them. Additionally this relieves the social security system and hence the public budget from the tremendous costs for residential care. Unfortunately most people don’t know about these options or how to get help for financing them.
This project develops the VATI technology navigator, an interactive and web-based platform on which older people and their relatives can find easily accessible all necessary informations, free from economic interests. In addition, it considers societal aspects and conducts a longitudinal study with respect to experiences, barriers and ideas for improvement dealing with technological appliances.
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A. HOFF, G. THIELE, J. LÄSSIG, A. SCHULZ, D. SCHWERTFEGER. Realitätsnahe Information älterer Menschen mit dem VATI-Online-Navigator. Erste transdisziplinäre Konferenz zum Thema „Technische Unterstützungssysteme, die die Menschen wirklich wollen“, December 2014, Hamburg, Deutschland, to appear.
J. LÄSSIG, A. HOFF, A. SCHULZ. Der VATI-Technology-Navigator - Vertrauen in Assistenz-Technologien zur Inklusion. In Tagungsband der 3. Fachtagung Zukunft der Gesundheitsversorgung in der Region Oberlausitz - Assistenz für höhere Lebensqualität im Alter, to appear.
J. PREIßLER, A. HOFF, G. THIELE, J. LÄSSIG, I. HONEKAMP, W. HONEKAMP. Vertrauen in Assistenz-Technologien zur Inklusion (VATI) – Entwicklung eines AAL-Navigators zur Förderung individueller Selbständigkeit und Lebensqualität bis ins hohe Lebensalter. GMDS 2014, 59. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Medizinische Informatik, Biometrie und Epidemiologie e. V. (GMDS). Online: http://www.egms.de/static/en/meetings/gmds2014/14gmds028.shtml (last visited: 2015-01-13).
01.10.2014 - 30.09.2017
Technical assistance systems and Ambient Assisted Living have the potential to enable older people to stay and live independently in their familiar living environment, which essentially reflects a higher quality of life for them. Additionally, this relieves the social security system and hence the public budget from the tremendous costs for residential care. Unfortunately most people don't know about these options or how to get help for financing them.
This project develops the VATI technology navigator, an interactive and web-based platform on which older people and their relatives can find easily accessible all necessary informations, free from economic interests. In addition, it considers societal aspects and conducts a longitudinal study with respect to experiences, barriers and ideas for improvement dealing with technological appliances.
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Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Applied Sciences Zittau Görlitz Görlitz Geriatric Center Geriatric Network East Saxony Chamber of Industry and Commerce IHK Dresden, Görlitz location A. HOFF, G. THIELE, J. LÄSSIG, A. SCHULZ, D. SCHWERTFEGER. Realistic information for older people with the VATI-Online-Navigator. First transdisciplinary conference on "Technical support systems that people really want", December 2014, Hamburg, Germany, to appear.
J. LÄSSIG, A. HOFF, A. SCHULZ. The VATI Technology Navigator - Trust in assistive technologies for inclusion. In Proceedings of the 3rd Symposium Future of Healthcare in the Upper Lusatia Region - Assistance for a Higher Quality of Life in Old Age, to appear.
J. PREIßLER, A. HOFF, G. THIELE, J. LÄSSIG, I. HONEKAMP, W. HONEKAMP. Trust in assistive technologies for inclusion (VATI) - Development of an AAL navigator to promote individual independence and quality of life into old age. GMDS 2014, 59th Annual Conference of the German Society for Medical Informatics, Biometry and Epidemiology e. V. (GMDS). Online: http://www.egms.de/static/en/meetings/gmds2014/14gmds028.shtml (last visited: 2015-01-13).
