Titlebook: AgeTech, Cognitive Health, and Dementia; Andrew Sixsmith,Judith Sixsmith,Becky Horst Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020

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Co-Creating Technologies with People Experiencing Cognitive Decline,

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Emerging Issues and Future Directions,r-term impact of the pandemic on societies and economies worldwide is yet to unfold. Because of this, a conscious decision was made not try to integrate ideas relating to COVID-19 and AgeTech in the main body of the book and that a short section should focus on the issue in this final chapter. Futur

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Norman G. Lederman,Judith Ledermanr-term impact of the pandemic on societies and economies worldwide is yet to unfold. Because of this, a conscious decision was made not try to integrate ideas relating to COVID-19 and AgeTech in the main body of the book and that a short section should focus on the issue in this final chapter. Futur

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AgeTech for Cognitive Health and Dementia,vation focused on technologies to monitor people to ensure their safety and security (Sixsmith, 2006), for example, to detect falls in the home (Tchalla et al., 2013). This is still an important area of research. However, other areas have emerged in recent years, including:

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Doing Ethical Research with People with Dementia: Challenges and Resolutions,ver, the notion that people with dementia are too compromised by their illness to contribute (due to deterioration in memory; cognition; behavior; and the performance of everyday and instrumental activities) has limited their inclusion in research (Millett, 2011). However, there are strong, ethical

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Commercialization and Knowledge Mobilization,nd premature, but for a relatively small investment of time and resources, there may be significant payback later on by helping to avoid expensive mistakes and developing a strong vision for how a research idea can move “from the laboratory to the real world.” With increasing numbers of people livin

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