Paper presentations

Session chair: Lorenzo Mariano Juárez

Papers:

• TechCare - Training on the adaptability of assisted living technologies in home and community care.Ruth Dankbar, Eulàlia Hernández i Encuentra and Georgios Koumanakos
• Qualitative research in evaluation. An usability evaluation protocol for the Assistant on Care and Health Offline (ACHO).Borja Rivero, David Conde-Caballero, Manuel Jesús-Azabal, Jerónimo Luengo-Polo, Jara Bonilla-Bermejo and Lorenzo Mariano Juárez
• Detecting and Monitoring Depression Symptoms According to People’s Behaviour Through Mobile Devices.Daniel Flores-Martin, Sergio Laso Mangas, Javier Berrocal and Juan Manuel Murillo Rodríguez
• A self-sustainable DTN solution for isolation monitoring in remote areas.Manuel Jesús-Azabal, Javier Berrocal-Olmeda, José García-Alonso and Jaime Galán-Jiménez

Venue: Cáceres

Opening Session

Session chairs:

• Jose Vicente Granados. Managing director of SEPAD
• Juan Hernandez. Vice Chancellor for Digital Transformation of University of Extremadura
• Jesús Torrecilla Pinero. School of Technology of Cáceres (EPCC) dean
• Juan Manuel Murillo. Researcher of 4IE+ Team
• Manuel Lopes. Researcher of 4IE+ Team

Venue: Cáceres

Keynote

Session chair: Lorenzo Mariano Juárez

Speaker: Daniel Miller

Summary: The word smart as used in terms such as smart cities and smartphones usually refers to the ability of a device to learn from users through algorithms and AI. In this paper, by contrast, we will examine what older people actually do with smartphones, based on evidence from nine field sites around the world, each of which was studied over a 16 month period. We will show that the creative and inventive uses of older people around the world are far more important in creating the smartphone than the conventional notion of smart. Also By teaching smartphone use to older people we could start by seeing what was not smart in the smartphone. This led to a wider examination of the field of mHealth, which is usually seen as the creation of bespoke health apps. But our research shows how and why in practice this is not the main way people employ smartphones in relation to health. Far more significant are the way older people use the ubiquitous apps of their smartphone but reconfigured to be used in relation to health. Though these can have both negative and positive consequences. Overall the paper will argue for an approach to the smartphone which we call smart-from-below.

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Paper presentations

Session chair: Lara Pinho

Papers:

• Evaluation of the risk of falls in institutionalized elderly people in Porto Alegre city, RS-Brasil.Newton Terra, Clarissa Printes, Fabiane Brauner, Paula Engroff, Matheus Castro and Jociane Myskiw
• Digital Technology Scale to coach people with chronic diseases: Evidence of psychometric validity in four European countries.Pedro Parreira, Rafael Bernardes, Paulo Santos-Costa, João Graveto, Paulo Alexandre Ferreira, Anabela Salgueiro-Oliveira, Liliana B. Sousa, Beatriz Serambeque, Lisete Mónico, Marija Milavec Kapun, Tina Gogova, Pirjo Vesa, Hilde Vandenhoudt, Dorine Nevelsteen and Raija Kokko
• Development and validation of a short-version of the European Portuguese WHOQOL-OLD scale.Isabel Gil, Paulo Santos-Costa, Elzbieta Bobrowicz-Campos, Liliana B. Sousa, Maria Manuela Vilar and João Apóstolo
• A model of subjective well-being centered on self-perception of life and social support activities: Differences between young and older adults.Lisete Mendes Mónico
• HEALTH GAINS RESULTING FROM NURSING INTERVENTIONS IN ORAL HYGIENE IN THE PREVENTION OF NOSOCOMIAL PNEUMONIAS IN THE ELDERLY.Maria Vicente, Rogério Ferreira, João Vieira, Maria Goes and Teresa Mestre

Venue: Évora

Break

Paper presentations

Session chair: Rogério Ferrinho

Papers:

• GAINS FROM NURSING CARE IN MOBILIZING THE ELDERLY PERSON AFTER HIP ARTHROPLASTY.Iromisa Pereira, Rogério Ferreira, João Vieira, Maria Goes and Teresa Mestre
• EARLY MOBILIZATION AFTER KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: A REVIEW.Ana Palhinha, João Vieira, Rogério Ferreira, Maria Goes and Teresa Mestre
• Life Satisfaction and quality of life in institutionalized elderly people with dementia – Sociocultural animation contributions.Rute Isabel Belga and Maria Cristina Faria
• NURSING INTERVENTIONS IN PROMOTING COMMUNICATION OF PATIENTS WITH POST-STROKE APHASIA.Ana Rolim, João Vieira, Rogério Ferreira, Maria Goes and Teresa Mestre
• Pict4Elder.PT - Utilização de pictogramas no apoio à gestão da medicação por idosos.Sara Faustino, Sofia Oliveira-Martins and Ana Margarida Advinha

Venue: Évora

Break

Paper presentations

Session chair: Margarida Advinha

Papers:

• Pensamento Lean: cuidados de saúde ao doente crítico em cuidados intensivos.João André, Isabel Pires, José Marques, Maria do Céu Marques, Nuno Barros and Sérgio Pastrana
• AGING AND LONG TERM CARE: THE REALITY OF TWO COUNTRIES IN EUROPE- PORTUGAL AND DENMARK.Ana Catarina Maia and Andreia Costa
• Transitional care in times of COVID 19: opportunities for e-health interventions.Cristina Baixinho, Óscar Ferreira and Luis Sousa
• Health Gains Resulting from Nursing Interventions in Nutritional Therapy for People with Pancreatitis.Diana Lopes, Maria Margarida Goes, Rogério Ferreira, João Vieira, Teresa Mestre and Henrique Oliveira
• Impact of socialization on active aging in the geriatric population: a systematic review.Andreia Plexa, Helena Gonçalves, Rosa Castanheira, Sofia Marçal, Olga Valentim, César Fonseca and Lara Guedes de Pinho

Venue: Évora

Break

Paper presentations

Session chair: Helena Arco

Papers:

• Work-Family and Organizational Commitment in Adulthood.Carla Carvalho, Ana Pinto, Lisete Mónico, Paulo Santos-Costa and Pedro Parreira
• The Position Therapeutical Risk of Developing Lessons by Pressure.Rita Ferreira, Maria Margarida Goes, Rogério Ferreira, João Vieira, Teresa Mestre and Henrique Oliveira
• PROMOTION OF SELF-CARE AND PREPARATION FOR HOSPITAL DISCHARGE OF THE ELDERLY PERSON SUBMITTED TO URINARY DIVERSION.Sandra Rosa, Teresa Mestre, Rogério Ferreira, Maria Goes and João Vieira
• ROBOTHERAPY-PARO IN OLDER PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA: A QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.Rita Gomes, Rosa Carla Silva, Paulo Santos-Costa, Isabel Gil and João Amado
• Envelhecimento cognitivo A atividades criativas como preditores da preservação cognitiva.Adelinda Candeias and Edgar Galindo

Venue: Évora

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Paper presentations

Session chair: Céu Marques

Papers:

• The Practice of Physical Activity in People with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus.Filipa Martins, Rogério Ferreira, João Vieira, Maria Goes and Teresa Mestre
• Components of Care Models that influence functionality in people over 65 in the context of long-term care Systematic Literature Review.Bruno Morgado, Manuel Lopes, César Fonseca and Lara Pinho
• Loneliness By Elderly a Systematic Literature Review.Sandra Gomes, Manuel Lopes and César Fonseca
• Technology As A Promoter Of Active Aging.Inês Cardoso
• Partnership and Care-of-the-Self: An implementation guide.Idalina Gomes
• História, cultura, e memórias: um património intergeracional.Sofia Aleixo
• Safe#Bone: Study Protocol.Cristina Baixinho, Maria Dos Anjos Dixe, Irene Santo, Rui Rijo, Ricardo Martinho, Andrea Marques, Luis Sousa, Cristina Marques-Vieira and Pedro Morouço

Venue: Évora

Paper presentations

Session chair: Sergio Cordovilla-Guardia

Papers:

• Factors associated with social participation in people with severe mental disorders.Sara Chimento-Díaz, Pablo Sánchez-García, Cristina Franco-Antonio, Esperanza Santano-Moguena and Sergio Cordovilla-Guardia
• Cognitive training intervention in elderly adults with mild cognitive impairment.Cristina Mendoza-Holgado, Fidel Lopez-Espuela and Jose M. Moran-Garcia
• Have people over 64 used technological devices during COVID-19?.Sara Chimento-Díaz, Pablo Sánchez-García, Esperanza Santano-Mogena, Cristina Franco-Antonio and Sergio Cordovilla-Guardia
• Human Data Model: An Approach for IoT Applications Development for Elderly Healthcare.Niko Mäkitalo, Daniel Flores-Martin, Javier Berrocal, Juan Manuel Murillo Rodríguez and Tommi Mikkonen
• Development of a low-cost real-time bioelectrical signal acquisition module.Erteza Tawsif Efaz

Venue: Cáceres

Break

Keynote

Session chair: Sergio Cordovilla-Guardia

Speaker: Ana María Porcel

Summary: The TEC-MED model, a pioneering model of socio-ethical-transcultural care for dependent elderly people and/or those at risk of social exclusion, "focused on integrated care and on providing coordinated, proactive, multidisciplinary assistance to the elderly". This model is offered to public and private institutions that already want to respond to the health crisis that has so seriously affected the elderly by developing a common model supported by computer applications, the project can help to establish a reference model for social care in the Mediterranean region.

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Keynote

Session chair: Luis López-Lago

Speaker: Mª Julieta Oddone

Summary: The presentation will analyse the new health regulations in relation to the use of electronic prescriptions, on-line medical consultation and medical records from the Covid19 in Argentina. Likewise, the situation of banking penetration and the use of ICTs in relation to the elderly will also be analysed. Finally, the situation of the elderly in relation to the need to use and access new technologies will be presented.

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Paper presentations

Session chair: Cesar Collazos

Papers:

• PSIQUE: A computerised neuropsychological assessment App.Daniel Diaz, Juan Felipe Gil Londoño, Steban Cadena, Deisy Chavez and Maria Trujillo
• Technology in the face of the challenges of the long-term care system for the elderly in Spain.Luis López-Lago Ortiz, Sara Arroyo Chacón, Carmen Cipriano Crespo, Marta Rodríguez-Hernández, Pablo Cantero Garlito and Beatriz Muñoz González
• Enhanced Living Environments (ELE): A Paradigm based on Integration of Industry 4.0 and Society 5.0 Contexts with Ambient Assisted Living (AAL).Edward Wilder Caro Anzola and Miguel Ángel Mendoza Moreno
• The Role of the Blockchain Technology in the Elderly Care Solutions: a Systematic Mapping Study.Edgar Roberto Dulce Villarreal and Julio Ariel Hurtado Alegria
• Inclusion and the digital divide from the perspective of digital competence trainers.Łukasz Tomczyk, Anna Mróz, Katarzyna Potyrała and Joanna Wnęk-Gozdek
• Management of the pandemic in the elderly. The case of Pescueza.Alfonso Vázquez Atochero, Jesús Seco González and Santiago Cambero Rivero

Venue: Popayán

Paper presentations

Session chairs: Cesar Fonseca and Jose Garcia-Alonso

Papers:

• Funcionalidade no idoso institucionalizado e não institucionalizado.Lara Pinho
• Have people over 64 used technological devices during COVID-19?.Sara Chimento-Díaz, Pablo Sánchez-García, Esperanza Santano-Mogena, Cristina Franco-Antonio and Sergio Cordovilla-Guardia
• Biomarcadores farmacogenéticos – PT: níveis de evidência e graus de recomendação.Ana Margarida Advinha
• Technology in the face of the challenges of the long-term care system for the elderly in Spain.Luis López-Lago Ortiz, Sara Arroyo Chacón, Carmen Cipriano Crespo, Marta Rodríguez-Hernández, Pablo Cantero Garlito and Beatriz Muñoz González
• Intervenção no idoso com depressão: uso de antidepressivos versus exercício físico.Maria do Céu Marques
• Time series forecasting to predict the evolution of the functional profile of the elderly persons.Javier Rojo, Enrique Moguel, Cesar Fonseca, Manuel Lopes, Jose Garcia-Alonso and Juan Hernandez

Venue: Évora

Paper presentations

Session chair: Luis López-Lago

Papers:

• Experiences and definitivions of loneliness. The use of technology for anthropological analyses.Borja Rivero, David Conde-Caballero, Jara Bonilla-Bermejo, Jerónimo Luengo-Polo and Lorenzo Mariano Juárez
• Technological solutions and informal care culture for the elderly: an intervention proposal for training actions.Luis López-Lago Ortiz, Sara Arroyo Chacón, Carmen Cipriano Crespo, Marta Rodríguez-Hernández, Pablo Cantero Garlito and Beatriz Muñoz González
• Design of an app for the awareness of active ageing linked to cultural heritage.Juan Francisco Ortega Morán, José Luis Moyano García-Cuevas, Francisco Manuel Esteban Gómez, Carolina Vila-Cha, Nuno Serra, Debora Zamillo, Aurelia Curaj, Francisco M. Sánchez Margallo and J. Blas Pagador
• Awareness of intangible cultural heritage through videos promoting active ageing.Juan Francisco Ortega Morán, José Luis Moyano García-Cuevas, Francisco Manuel Esteban Gómez, Carolina Vila-Cha, Nuno Serra, Debora Zamillo, Aurelia Curaj, Francisco M. Sánchez Margallo and J. Blas Pagador
• MoRES: A mobile app to help elderly people grasp and comply with COVID-19 restrictions.José Ramón Lozano-Pinilla, Daniel García-Pérez and Cristina Vicente-Chicote

Venue: Cáceres

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Keynote

Session chair: Beatriz Muñoz González

Speaker: Mª Ángeles Durán

Summary: The conference will address the impact of the introduction of technologies on the care of the ageing people. From the point of view of the social sciences, the various areas of care will be analysed, ranging from professional health care to care provided in the family environment and self-care. It will also discuss how technological advances have influenced the culture of elderly care, leading to social changes and transformations for both the elderly and those who care for them.

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