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1 -In this section we will explore the stakeholders that are a part of the life and care of a person with dementia. We will expand on the direct stakeholders with value stories related to the wellbeing of a person with dementia.
1 +In this section, we will explore the stakeholders that are a part of the life and care of a person with dementia. We will expand on the direct stakeholders with value stories related to the well-being of a person with dementia.
2 2  == Stakeholders ==
3 3  We distinguish between direct and indirect stakeholders involved in the usage of WAF for guiding patients with dementia.
4 4  
5 5  Direct stakeholders encompass the following groups of people (in no particular order):
6 6  
7 -1. Persons diagnosed with dementia (referred to as 'A')
8 -1. People who are assigned as legal guardians for (A) who are in legal ward (in Dutch: onder curatele/bewind) [[Definition from the government of the Netherlands (in Dutch)>>https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/curatele-bewind-en-mentorschap/vraag-en-antwoord/verschillen-curatele-beschermingsbewind-en-mentorschap]].
9 -1. Loved ones of (A): children, siblings, parents, friends and other guardians.
7 +1. Persons diagnosed with dementia PwD
8 +1. People who are assigned as legal guardians for PwD who are in legal ward (in Dutch: onder curatele/bewind) [[Definition from the government of the Netherlands (in Dutch)>>https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/curatele-bewind-en-mentorschap/vraag-en-antwoord/verschillen-curatele-beschermingsbewind-en-mentorschap]].
9 +1. Loved ones of PwD: children, siblings, parents, friends and other guardians.
10 10  1. Healthcare workers
11 - 4.1 Daily caretakers: who look after (A) and ensure their well-being.
11 + 4.1 Daily caretakers: who look after PwD and ensure their well-being.
12 12   4.2 Occasional healthcare agents: physicians, doctors in clinics or hospitals, psychologists, nurses, etc.
13 13  
14 14  Indirect stakeholders are characterized by different groups of people (in no particular order):
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16 -1. Neighbours living next to (A)
17 -1. Acquaintances of (A)
18 -1. Other patients who attend the same care facilities as (A)
19 -1. Service-oriented people who interact with (A) such as (non-exhaustive list):
16 +1. Neighbours living next to PwD
17 +1. Acquaintances of PwD
18 +1. Other patients who attend the same care facilities as PwD
19 +1. Service-oriented people who interact with PwD such as (non-exhaustive list):
20 20   4.1 Shopkeepers
21 21   4.2 People employed in public service agencies (e.g. police officers, ticket inspectors in public transit, etc.)
22 -1. Strangers who observe (A)
22 +1. Strangers who observe PwD
23 23  
24 24  
25 25  == Value stories ==
26 -Example: As a <stakeholder> I want <function> to support <value>
26 +To determine what is important for stakeholders that directly influence the person with dementia, we created value stories for the direct stakeholders.
27 27  
28 28  === Direct stakeholders ===
29 29  1. **Person with dementia**
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44 44  * As an occasional healthcare agent, I want the patient/PwD to partake in activities and interactions that improve mental and physical health as much as possible.
45 45  
46 46  
47 -=== Indirect stakeholders ===
48 -1. **Neighbors of PwD**
49 -2. **Acquantainces of PwD**
50 -3. **Other PwD in same facility**
51 -4. **Service-oriented people**
52 -5. **Strangers who observe PwD**
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