Impact of Chinese Traditional Art Training as an Emotional Therapy for Older People with Cognitive Impairment in the UK

Yin, Yanlong; Collier, Lesley

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-87273-1_20

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“…However, with the acceleration of social change and the abundance of material conditions, people's individual abilities also tend to be diversified, resulting in the amplification of differences between individuals. This requires elderly care design to have a more diverse and inclusive perspective, based on social and psychological inclusiveness [28] Taking into account the diversity of specific groups based on their needs, such as the needs and treatment of elderly people with disabilities, the design of elderly care for those with difficulty walking, the nursing needs of elderly Alzheimer's patients, and the study of emotional therapy for elderly people with cognitive impairments [29]. Secondly, the perspective of the design discipline for the elderly fully pays attention to the differences in demand for age segmentation (such as the differences in demand between 65+and 60+elderly people) [30]and the gender differences in age adaptation [13].…”

Section: Outlook On Research Progress In Agementioning

confidence: 99%

The Trend of Research on Design for Healthy Ageing: A Visual Analysis Using VOSviewer and CiteSpace

Zhao

2023

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Background: Based on the research needs of Design for healthy ageing, policy support visualizes and analyzes the output distribution, research hotspots, and cutting-edge trends of Design for healthy ageing related literature. Research Aim: In order to better carry out research in the field of design for healthy ageing segmentation, we use core data-bases to explore the progress of design for healthy ageing area research at home and abroad from a macro perspective. Methods: The method uses the Web of Science core col-lection database and China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) database as data sources to export the output distribution, research hotspots, and cutting-edge trend visualization graphs of literature. Results: The results were compared and reviewed with the help of visual literature analysis software VOSviewer and Citespace on relevant literature both domestically and internationally. Conclusions: The time course of research progress on ageing design and the development prospects of ageing design research discipline were summarized. Summarize the research progress and cutting-edge trends in the field, per-spective, and content of ageing design discipline. The conclusion is influenced by policies and the environment, and there are certain similarities and differences in domestic and foreign research. In the context of the sudden global epidemic, the exploration of social par-ticipation in design for the elderly is a common research hotspot. The difference lies in that foreign research focuses on Service design for the elderly, focusing on the health ageing framework of WHO, targeting families, basic nursing services, virtual health and design for healthy ageing service technologies.

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Section: Outlook On Research Progress In Agementioning

confidence: 99%