2017
DOI: 10.1080/15228835.2016.1266724
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Acceptance of Global Positioning System (GPS) Technology Among Dementia Clients and Family Caregivers

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“…Location monitoring is perhaps one of the most controversial areas of dementia care and is often used to counteract some symptoms of dementia, such as wandering. These solutions generally use Global Positioning System (GPS) technology so that caregivers can monitor the geographic location of the person with dementia 38. Liu and colleagues discovered a high acceptance rate of GPS-based devices among caregivers, with peace of mind and greater independence being the significant benefits.…”
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“…Location monitoring is perhaps one of the most controversial areas of dementia care and is often used to counteract some symptoms of dementia, such as wandering. These solutions generally use Global Positioning System (GPS) technology so that caregivers can monitor the geographic location of the person with dementia 38. Liu and colleagues discovered a high acceptance rate of GPS-based devices among caregivers, with peace of mind and greater independence being the significant benefits.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(16) Regarding the localization systems, it is verified that the use of GPS increases the ability of the elderly to move independently, promoting a reduction of the dyad's stress. (27) Despite the caregivers' preparation to manage the technologies, many indicate difficulty to implement them on a daily basis, mainly due to the flaws they present, which reinforces the need for system improvements. (28) Regarding the use of robotic navigation aids, the findings support the assertion that they effectively support the orientation and movement of demented people and are able to reduce the task performance time.…”
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“…27,28 The experience and acceptance of GPS technology among dementia clients and family caregivers in this project are described in another article. 15 …”
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“…Specifically, we were interested in 1) knowing which factors contribute to the success of the LDP and 2) what lessons can be learned to inform future implementation and evaluation of new technologies or services. 15 …”
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