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... ... @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ 2 2 3 3 == OB01: Help delay memory loss for patient's daily tasks.== 4 4 5 -As people with dementia sometimes forget to do their daily tasks it is really important to have something to remind them of those activities. Not taking their medicine, eating well, or using the bathroom could sound like small things, but for elderly people, these things are becoming harder and harder to remember. Thus keeping a good daily routine helps the patient delay memory loss. 5 +As people with dementia sometimes forget to do their daily tasks it is really important to have something to remind them of those activities. Not taking their medicine, eating well, or using the bathroom could sound like small things, but for elderly people, these things are becoming harder and harder to remember. Thus keeping a good daily routine helps the patient delay memory loss. Writing something on a screen is not that effective for notifying somebody about something. For elderly people and people with dementia, clear, easily audible commands, and music is very important. 6 6 7 7 == OB02: Update the todo list.== 8 8 ... ... @@ -28,7 +28,3 @@ 28 28 == OB07: Play music during the day that they like.== 29 29 30 30 Almost everybody loves listening to music. When used correctly it can reduce stress, help keep focused and entertaining at the same time. Regardless of age, these effects are really important for the well-being of a person. 31 - 32 -== OB08: Notify PwD if they forget to do their daily tasks.== 33 - 34 -Writing something on a screen is not that effective for notifying somebody about something. For elderly people and people with dementia, clear, easily audible commands, and music is very important.