THE EVOLUTION OF THE PERSONAL REMINDER INFORMATION AND SOCIAL MANAGEMENT (PRISM) SYSTEM
2024
Evolution of the PRISM System for Older Adults
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Author Information
Author(s): Walter Boot, Neil Charness, Sara Czaja, Wendy Rogers
Primary Institution: Weill Cornell Medicine
Conclusion
The PRISM System has evolved through user-centered design to better serve older adults, including those with cognitive impairments.
Supporting Evidence
- PRISM 1.0 was a desktop application that evolved into PRISM 2.0, a mobile platform.
- New features like videoconferencing and multiplayer games were added based on user feedback.
- PRISM 2.0 was translated into Spanish to broaden its reach.
- Adapted versions of PRISM are being deployed in Germany to study their impact.
Takeaway
The PRISM System helps older people by reminding them and managing their social interactions, and it has changed over time to be more useful.
Methodology
The development involved a user-centered design process and adaptations based on user feedback.
Participant Demographics
Older adults, including those with cognitive impairments.
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