Paper Info
Title
Satisfying Product Features Of A Dementia Care Support Smartphone App And Potential Users' Willingness To Pay: Web-Based Survey Among Older Adults
Abstract
Dementia is a large economic, social and health concern with the aging population. One of the best ways to care for people living with dementia is to keep them at home in a familiar environment. Smartphone applications may provide assistance to patients and caregivers. An open web-based survey was answered by 104 individuals older than 50 years. Participants rated eight features of a potential dementia care support app according to the Kano technique. Out of the eight product features investigated, six were positively associated with an application (wandering detection, weather and other threat detection, notifications and voice prompts, location sharing, emergency services contact, and medical records). The median for the amount people were willing to pay per month was 25$ (CanD) with a third quartile of 50$ (CanD). The results show which features should be included in an application to have maximum acceptance and usability and how much potential users are willing to pay on a monthly basis a dementia care support smartphone app.
Year
DOI
Venue
2019
10.1007/978-3-030-20451-8_8
ADVANCES IN HUMAN FACTORS AND ERGONOMICS IN HEALTHCARE AND MEDICAL DEVICES
Keywords
DocType
Volume
Health, Dementia, Kano technique, Willingness to pay, Older adults
Conference
957
ISSN
Citations 
PageRank 
2194-5357
0
0.34
References 
Authors
0
11
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Robert Chauvet100.68
Peter Rasche223.11
Zavier Berti300.68
Matthias Wille4578.97
Laura Barton500.68
Katharina Schäfer600.68
Christina Bröhl7125.00
Sabine Theis894.02
Christopher Brandl9124.45
Verena Nitsch1085.93
Alexander Mertens116818.37