This book presents the latest research that shows how design thinking, making, and acting contribute to the co-designing and development of products, spaces, and services with people living with dementia.
We know that there is currently no cure for the 130+ kinds of dementia that millions of people live with all over the world, but the designed interventions such as the products, spaces, and services described in this book can address stigma, isolation, loss of confidence, and raise awareness and greater understanding of dementia. This book showcases a range of innovative and creative design interventions that have been developed to break the cycle of well-established opinions, strategies, mindsets, and ways of doing that tend to remain unchallenged in the health and social care of people living with dementia.
The book will be of interest to scholars working in product design, service design, experience design, architecture, design research, information design, user-centred design, and design for health.
Edited by:
Paul A. Rodgers (University of Strathclyde UK)
Imprint: Routledge
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions:
Height: 246mm,
Width: 174mm,
Weight: 503g
ISBN: 9780367558598
ISBN 10: 0367558599
Series: Design Research for Change
Pages: 254
Publication Date: 04 October 2024
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Primary
,
Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Introduction Paul A. Rodgers 1. Interactive Textiles for Well-being in Dementia Friendly Communities Lucy Robertson, Chris Lim, and Wendy Moncur 2. Textile Memories: Designing Wearables Technology for People Living with Dementi Julia Danckwerth 3. Designed with DeMEntia: Building Long-lasting Collaborative Care Euan Winton and Paul A. Rodgers 4. Design for People Living with Dementia: Considerations and Qualities for Technology and Design Rens Brankaert and Elke den Ouden 5. Designing Nurturing Experiences for People Living with Advanced Dementia Cathy Treadaway 6. The Emergence of Empathy: Through Designing for One Andrea Wilkinson and Niels Hendriks 7. Dementia Architecture: Designing Typological Floorplans using the ‘Research through Design’ Approach Leonie van Buuren, Lex van Delden, and Masi Mohammadi 8. Alexa, What Day is it Again? Virtual Assistants Empowering People Living with Dementia at Home Jeanie Beh, Sonja Pedell, Alison de Kruiff, and Ann Reilly 9. Making the Fuzzy End Even Fuzzier: The Role of the Caregiving Relative in Participatory Design Processes with People Living with Dementia Carolin Schreiber and Diana Cürlis 10. Paradise Room - How the Sensory Room can Become a Desirable Destination for Residents in Care Homes Anke Jakob 11. Parlours of Wonder: Designing Intergenerational Spaces of Encounter Helen Manchester and Hannah Rumble 12. Connecting Design Students with People Living in Long-term Care: Driving Social Change Through the Curriculum Jon Hannan, Caylee Raber, and Michael Peterson 13. Super/Normal: Designing Dementia Services around Wicked Assets Daniel Carey 14. Trigger Memories through Material Culture in Mexican People Living with Dementia Annika Maya Rivero 15. Products and Strategies for Dementia Rehabilitation and Prevention in Nursing Homes Aline Aride and Rita Couto 16. MemoryBox – Using Digitised Memories to Improve the Quality of Life of People Living with Dementia Kanvar Nayer and Kuldeep Nayer 17. Evaluating Shared Tablet Interactions Co-created for People Living with Moderate to Advanced Dementia Stu Favilla, Sonja Pedell, Andrew Murphy and Jeanie Beh 18. Exploring the Role of Everyday Sounds to Support People Living with Dementia Sarah Campbell, David Frohlich, and Norman Alm
Paul A. Rodgers is a Professor of Design at the University of Strathclyde and is the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Design Leadership Fellow.
