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Ninchisho Chienowa-net: a website to share good dementia care techniques

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Naoko Kosugi,

Makoto Onizuka,

Hiroaki Kazui,

Manabu IkedaAuthors Info & Claims

iiWAS '15: Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications & Services

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This paper presents our web system to collect and publish good dementia care techniques for caregivers. The system collects a lot of dementia care information from caregivers and, in the future, it will extract good dementia care methods from the information by using the text mining technology. The web system was released for about 40 users in July, 2015 to validate the system functions and to get feedbacks for the system. The system was well received by the users. We also found that the caregivers spend about 20 minutes on average for inputting care information in a single session. In addition, the number of input data of the choice was almost double of those of the blank input. We will improve the web system based on these results and the feedbacks from the users in the future.

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