Sign up by: 30 September 2025
This study is about improving a digital reminder system that helps people living with dementia manage daily routines like eating, getting ready for appointments, or getting dressed. The goal is to make the system more helpful for caregivers by improving the alerts they receive when the person they care for misses or delays a task, or when their habits change. Caregivers will take part in interviews to share what kinds of routine changes are most important to know about. The interviews will also explore preferences for alerts-such as how often alerts should appear and how sensitive they should be to routine changes. The feedback from these interviews will be used to design a more effective and easy-to-use system in the next phase of the study.
Key Details
Study Sponsor: AGE-WELL NCE and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Location: In-person (Toronto) + Online (optional)
How Often: Yearly
Compensation: $30 upon completion
Contact: Joy Lai, MASC Student
[email protected]
613-985-1447