Using virtual worlds to combat senile dementia was the subject of an article in the print version of the daily newspaper Die Presse on 21/12/2019. In an interview project manager Wolfgang Staubmann talks about outdated treatment strategies, modern computer technologies, and the link between smell and memory. You can read the entire article online.
The study is also being advertised on the social platforms Facebook and Twitter. It should be noted that the fastest growing group of Facebook users are “silver surfers”, i.e. those aged 60 and above. The invitation to take part in the study has been published on the FH JOANNEUM Facebook page, where it can also…
In an interview with APA Science, project manager Wolfgang Staubmann explains how augmented reality can help in monitoring memory function, and why early detection of cognitive disorders is so important. You can read the fascinating Science Dossier about robots in care settings, apps and sensors here.
During moderated group discussions, the input from experts in a variety of healthcare disciplines was recorded and subsequently used in developing the screening tool. The focus groups examined professional experience in treating clients with cognitive disorders, personal views of digital assessments and opinions about the potential and limits of computer-aided screening tools.
From December 2019 people aged between 60 and 75 will be able to test their memory performance as part of a major study, thus helping to develop an innovative screening tool. The study involves a large number of participants in order to examine the suitability of the tool. A range of different tests will be…
At the First Krems Dementia Conference, held from 5 to 7 November 2019, international experts gave talks on the early detection of dementia. The SCOBES-AR project was presented to scientists from around the world, and new scientific findings were discussed.
The 04 / 2018 edition of the DIALOG journal for nutrition management and therapy included a report on the SCOBES-AR project. Extending over two pages, the article presented the background, methodology and goals of the project. The scientific journal is aimed at dietitians. Read the article here!
The focus group with the primary target group is currently in planning. The date for the event and precise content have yet to be confirmed.
The focus group with the secondary target group has already been held.
The key information about SCOBES-AR will be available on this website shortly. Thank you for your patience.