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Changes for page Step 3: Effects

Last modified by Rick Dekker on 2023/04/11 13:54
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edited by Mohamed Elsayed
on 2023/03/15 12:20
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To version 6.1
edited by Mohamed Elsayed
on 2023/03/15 12:25
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16 -**Performance:**
16 +**Performance**
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18 18  Speed: The robot's ability to follow the patient can save the nurse and family members time and effort in keeping an eye on the patient, as they can trust the robot to keep up with the patient's movements.
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47 47  The robot can help with assistance or engagement of Truus but cannot provide the emotional support a person with dementia needs.
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49 -**ethical or societal**
49 +**Ethical and societal aspects**
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51 51  Privacy and security concerns
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53 -The cost of the robot may make it inaccessible to some families, making healthcare less fair.
53 +The cost of the robot may make it inaccessible to some families, making the use of the robot not as fair as intended
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55 -The AI functions provide the robot with a range of abilities that can benefit both the person with dementia and their caregivers, including: Assistance with mobility; Engaging in physical activity, Reduced stress levels.
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57 +**Impact of the AI functions**
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59 +The AI functions provide the robot with a range of abilities that can benefit both the person with dementia and their caregivers, including: Assistance with mobility; Engaging in physical activity, Reduced stress levels.
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58 58  The AI capabilities can improve the well-being of the patient with dementia by providing distraction and the feeling they can pet a dog. Also for the caregivers it can take work away or reduce stress levels.
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