Determining design requirements for active aging: Personas, experience maps, and stakeholders.

In this European multicenter project REACH-Responsive Engagement of the older adults promoting Activity and Customized Health care (REACH), a sensing-monitoring-intervention system is being developed that can be placed in an unobtrusive manner in various care settings and living environments of the...

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Publicado en:Gerontechnology Vol. 16; no. 3; pp. 139 - 151
Autores principales: Schäpers, Barbara, Krewer, Carmen, Yasuoka, Mika, Becker, Daniela, Heller, Silke, Kaiser, Marcus, Koenig, Eberhard, Müller, Friedemann
Formato: pictorial research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: International Society for Gerontechnology 2017
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          Schäpers, Barbara
          Krewer, Carmen
          Yasuoka, Mika
          Becker, Daniela
          Heller, Silke
          Kaiser, Marcus
          Koenig, Eberhard
          Müller, Friedemann
        affil: Schön Klinik Bad Aibling SE & Co. KG, Science Department, Bad Aibling, Germany
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          Stakeholder Participation
          Systems Development
          Gerontologic Care
          Systems Design
          Healthy Aging
          Collaboration
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          Assistive Technology
      ab: In this European multicenter project REACH-Responsive Engagement of the older adults promoting Activity and Customized Health care (REACH), a sensing-monitoring-intervention system is being developed that can be placed in an unobtrusive manner in various care settings and living environments of the older adults. In order to develop such a complex user-centered system, experts from several professions needed to collaborate in a joint development team. To have a successful development progress, it is essential to perform requirement specification and analysis in the beginning of the project. A description of the targeted end-user including the user environment and an analysis of the entities associated with the user and thus associated with the system is needed. Different methods are used to describe and analyze these important components of the REACH system, such as describing use cases, creating personas, developing experience maps, and defining and analyzing stakeholders. The methods used are described and the findings are reported.
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