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- - - - Voice recognition software: “Vocalised commands control the electronics in the home, giving hands-free dominion over televisions, consumer electronics, Blu-Ray players, and much more. More advanced voice controlled systems can even be programmed to access garage doors, lighting and appliances.”
      - Robots: Robots could soon be looking after people as they age, relieving the pressures currently put on hospitals and care homes.
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        Car services
        
        Uber
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        Making services virtual
        
        Virtual doctors: doctor appointments on online platforms
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        GPS Smart Sole
        
        GPS technology to track eldery people where there are to find them quickley when they are lost
      - Self- driving cars old people don't have to drive and don't have to ask somebody to drive
      - HOWZ: Monitoring the house of your loved-ones
      - Robot zora
      - Doctor consult laptop
  - - - If the elder has a bath, adjust the bath so that they can easily get in and out of the bath
        
        anti-slip mat, so they don’t can slip in the bath. Recovery by elder people is a little bit slower. So, when the brake something mostly they need extra help (hospital, nurses, …).
        
        inflatable bath cushion, so their neck is still supported
        
        Bath lift so the have help to get up and to get down.
        
        handles on the bath rim
        
        v. entry-level bath so they can step into the bath and don’t have to swing their leg over the bath rim
      - Increase the seats. Older people sometimes have trouble getting up from their seats, because they must come from this low
      - Adjust the shower
        
        Plastic chair, so that they can sit while showering
        
        Handles in the shower to enter and leave
        
        anti-slip mat, so they don’t can slip in the bath. Recovery by elder people is a little bit slower. So, when the brake something mostly they need extra help (hospital, nurses, …).
        
        Most shower have a shower cabin where they must lift a leg to get in and out. But when you install a walk-in shower then there’s less risk that they slip/fall/…
      - Installing a stair lift so that floors of their home remain accesible
  - - - The right set of mind!! Keeping the right thought
      - Movie-Example of a young mind, dancing grammy's
  - - - Activities
- - - - PROBLEM = unknown entitiy in some situation
      - Has a social, cultural of intellectual value
      - Well-structured problems
        
        Different steps are identifiable
        
        A potential solution can be tested
        
        The problem solver knows the rules, contraints, codes and laws
        
        The knowledge is accessible
        
        Any action toward solution is visible and appliclable to the world
        
        The solution is relatively easy to operate
      - Ill-structured problems => out of the box thinking
        
        Elusive, infinite, HAVE NO RULES
        
        No definitive problem or solution
        
        Not understandable => confusing => no manual
        
        Many stakeholders and decision makers
        
        Problem => potential solution
        
        solution => hardly predictable
        
        Subjective and unique
      - Identifying the problem
        
        Cause-and-effect diagram
        
        Searching for the factors of the cause
        
        To describe shortly the problem => the effect of the problem
        
        Literature research
        
        Scientific articles
        
        Non-scientific articles
        
        Brainstorm
        
        Graphic organizer
        
        Intervieuwing the users
  - - - Closed questions
        
        Yes/No ,...
      - Numbers, how much,...
      - Interviewer has the control
    - - Open-ended questions
      - Why, how, what, emotion,...
      - Interviewer gives up the control to the interviewed person
- - - - Critical testing: testing at critical moments
      - Competitive testing, benchmarking
  - - - Why do we design?
      - What do you want to achive
      - Eliminate the things who are not important an not urgent
        
        But plan them of delegate them to others
      - Different perspectives
        
        Like, what do other people know about your at-the-moment designed live?
    - - "Loose" the linear way of the Design and productiontechnology education
- - - - Roger 94 jaar
      - Christine 95 jaar
      - Maria 85 jaar
      - Marcel 88 jaar
      - Jeannine 85 jaar
    - - Roger 96 jaar
      - Josiane 97 jaar
- - - - target
        
        Extreme
        
        Cluster headache
        
        providing a dark and quiet room
        
        https://www.hln.be/regio/willebroek/ludo-bestrijdt-met-succes-clusterhoofdpijn~a3a977e5/?referer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F
        
        Demention
        
        Missing legs of arms
        
        Agressive (old) people
        
        Old people
        
        Condition
        
        flexible
        
        wheel chair
        
        lively
        
        When are u old? Definition?
        
        A man of 75 can look 55 while an other man can be also 75 year, but looks 85.
        
        At +65 years?
        
        is their house good enough?
        
        Interview: What do I want to know?
        
        Grandmother and children about the situation: grandfather is old and need a lot of help => how does they deal with it?
        
        A 92 year old woman that still lives alone and still can drive a car => how does she do it now, what will she do later?
        
        A 94 year old man, still lives alone. When he don't can do something how does he make it work, what will he do later? Is he ready for the future?
        
        What with the people who don't have anybody (family, ...) that can help them
        
        Articles/ benchmarks
        
        Scientific article
        
        Lonelyness, depression and sociability in old age Abstract: The elderly population is large in general and growing due to advancement of health care education. These people are faced with numerous physical, psychological and social role changes that challenge their sense of self and capacity to live happily. Many people experience loneliness and depression in old age, either as a result of living alone or due to lack of close family ties and reduced connections with their culture of origin, which results in an inability to actively participate in the community activities. With advancing age, it is inevitable that people lose connection with their friendship networks and that they find it more difficult to initiate new friendships and to belong to new networks. The present study was conducted to investigate the relationships among depression, loneliness and sociability in elderly people.
        
        Information
        
        http://www.phpc.cam.ac.uk/pcu/files/2016/01/Introduction_Older-old-people-CC75C-research-stakeholder-event-3Feb2017.pdf Gives a numerical definition of what older old age means and what it is like to live when you are that old
        
        https://www.unece.org/press/execsec/2002/bs020910.html
        
        (https://www.aplaceformom.com/blog/2013-10-7-mental-illness-in-the-elderly/)
        
        https://www.parentgiving.com/elder-care/older-patients-at-risk-in-the-hospital/ Dit artikel gaat over de zorgen in een ziekenhuis. Meer over het feit dat je niet altijd zomaar kunt verwachten dat je oudere effectief de juiste verzorging krijgt zonder enig implicaties (medische fouten, medicatiefouten, vallen, infectieziekten en tal van andere levensbedreigende gebeurtenissen voor ouderen in het ziekenhuis). Dit allemaal doordat een ziekenhuis onder enorme druk staat (te weinig personeel, slechte financiële situaties, te veel patiënten,...) .Dit artikel gaat over de risico's en hoe je dit kan beperken door een patiënten advocaat.
        
        Top 5 of problems where old peolple have to deal with Explains the 5 top problems where old people have to deal with: physiological, psychological, social, emotional, financial
        
        Dignity The aim of this paper is critically to examine the literature and to address the following questions: What does dignity mean? What promotes and diminishes dignity? And how might dignity be operationalised in the care of older people?
        This paper critically reviews the theoretical and empirical literature relating to dignity and clarifies the meaning and implications of dignity in relation to the care of older people. If nurses are to provide dignified care clarification is an essential first step.
        
        Agingcare Forum Old people
        
        Stakeholders
        
        Employees: Doktors, nurses,...give medical support to the eldery
        
        Family: Have to take care of the eldery
        
        Middle of the problem: The old people
        
        Suppliers: Company's who build tool for old people
        
        Society
        
        Government
        
        OCMW - Informatie vragen: Geld, middelen, aangepaste woningen (en wat vinden de bewoners ervan
        
        http://www.ocmwdeerlijk.be/website/209-www/21-www.html
        
        Network
        
        Directeur Rusthuis Seniorenzorg De heilige familie Dhr. Johan Wastijn
        
        STAKEHOLDERSMAP
        
        Conditions to bear
        
        Can't pull something heavy
        
        Don't hear good enough
        
        Can't reach higher places
        
        Can't see enough
        
        Being forgetfull
        
        intestinal problems
        
        diaper
        
        urine loss
        
        Breading problems
        
        needs oxygen bottle
        
        Trouble with walking
        
        Trouble with getting up from low places
        
        When they fall, they fall bad/ can't get up by themself
        
        Depression
        
        Loneliness
        
        Sociability
        
        Arthrosis patients
        
        Drugusers
    - - Resthome
        
        ~~O.L.V. van Lourdes Wakken~~
        
        ~~Permanentie~~
        
        Rusthuis Seniorenzorg De heilige familie Deerlijk
        
        Permanentie
        
        Day and night care : First floor : Head nurse Mrs. Els Debruyne
      - ~~At home~~
    - - My Grandfather is at a hospital at the moment. He's has the problem that he's a heavy man and aggressive, Slightley forgetful. Normaly my grandmother take's care of him, but the task is to big now. So we must search for solutions
      - Social impact
      - People need help and deserve also a comfortable life
    - - Users
      - DINBELG
      - Asking about needs to people
        
        Cluster headache
        
        What can I do to help
        
        Provide resources
        
        How do they do it / what to do it / think it's best to do it
    - - Old people
        
        Still have the privilage to stand alone, don't need help form others, being independent, don't want to be a burden
        
        They want to live alone, by themself, mostly don't want to go to a retirement home
        
        the number of old people is still rising
    - - Belgium, West-Flanders
        
        At home : see branch TUC => context
        
        At a retirement home : see branch TUC => context
    - - For now and for the future, for every single day
    - - Sustainable improvement fot he user
      - The way from going to the hospital to being in the hospital and after a hospitalisation
  - - - converge to 10 ideas
        
        Converging
      - Using the learned methods in class
        
        Lectures
        
        Group assignments: Watch to the branch Groups assignments
        
        Stakeholdersmap: watch to the branch TUC =>subjects => targets=> extreme => old people => stakeholders
      - Criteria
        
        1) Kostprijs voor de overheid (cost price for the government)
        2) Kostprijs voor de oudere (cost price for the elderly)
        3) Veel extra uren nodig van medisch personeel (Many extra hours needed from medical staff)
        4) Veel opvolging nodig of niet (much follow-up needed or not)
        5) Haalbaarheid (feasibilitity)
        6) Stijging van de waardigheid (increasing in dignity)
        7) Inzet van de oudere (needed commitment of the elderly)
        8) Meer voordelen dan nodige moeten (more advantages than needed effort)
        9) Verminderd kans op depressie (reduces the chance on depression)
        10) Eigen inbreng in het project door ontwerper (own contribution in the project by designer)
- - - - Make activities
        
        Sign up for Okra: https://www.okra.be/ Organisation for elderly people to come together and do activities.
        
        Creative club, making flower pieces, ….
        
        Bicycle club
        
        Dancing club
        
        Organise activities where they can play cards together.
        
        Make activities, so old people have something to look out for.
      - Adapt their houses
        
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        Recoration
        
        Increase the seats. Older people sometimes have trouble getting up from their seats, because they must come from this low.
        
        If the elder has a bath, adjust the bath so that they can easily get in and out of the bath.
        
        o entry-level bath so they can step into the bath and don’t have to swing their leg over the bath rim.
        
        o handles on the bath rim.
        
        o inflatable bath cushion, so their neck is still supported.
        
        o Bath lift so they have help to get up and to get down.
        
        o anti-slip mat, so they don’t can slip in the bath. Recovery by elder people is a little bit slower. So, when the brake something mostly they need extra help (hospital, nurses, …).
        
        Adjust the shower.
        
        o Most shower have a shower cabin where they must lift a leg to get in and out. But when you install a walk-in shower then there’s less risk that they slip/fall/…
        
        o Handles in the shower to enter and leave
        
        o Plastic chair, so that they can sit while showering
        
        o anti-slip mat, so they don’t can slip in the bath. Recovery by elder people is a little bit slower. So, when the brake something mostly they need extra help (hospital, nurses, …).
        
        Install a stair lift (Stannah lift) / elevator so that floors of their home remain accessible.
        
        Old people can have big houses that they don’t need, but not want to give up. Use some rooms or spaces to storage other people’s stuff.
        
        OCMW provides food, but sometimes it goes wrong or old people don’t want it, make a kitchen thet helps them to cook by themselves.
        
        Make their home accesible on other floors => Stannah lift
        
        Make houses where old people can live separately, but with a common room.
        
        Like a resting home, but still alone. They have still a house and not only a room.
      - Find company for old people
        
        Make their homes still used. Use their homes for student homes, so they can live with somebody and not alone
        
        Students that are searching for a room to study. Instead of rent a expensive room in the city nearby their school, a low cost room of a house of a old person. Then if they want, they can cook together, talk, help each other, give each other advice, …
        
        Let students who are searching for a student home live at some house of an elder persons in a retirement home. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5_WbEJbO88
        
        Let students who are searching for a student home live at some house of an elder person. The person can earn some money and has somebody in their house to talk to http://www.leuvenactueel.be/op-kot-bij-een-hulpbehoevende/#.W9Ckb_aZSUk
        
        Provide a person who wants to talk to the old people, just going for a visit sometimes a week..
        
        Also, Okra
      - Don’t let them loose their dignitiy according their appearance
        
        Search for more people to help them on the right time to put on their pyjamas and not at five o’clock in the afternoon because their first on the list
        
        Make some special clothes for the people in hospitals, so they don’t have to lay in their pyjamas all the time.
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      - Keep them busy
        
        Search for a new hobby (playing cards, chess, …. in an association)
        
        • https://www.hartwerken.be/activiteiten/
        
        • Useful / household activities
        
        • Cooking classes
        
        • Writing and colouring
        
        • Exercise: Bal games, Halloween
        
        • Quiz-games
        
        • Tinkering (knutselen): Flowers, Napkin folding, art work, …
        
        • Games: Swingo, who is it?, Asking ball, Bingo, Word snakes
        
        • Start-up elderly associations playing cards, chess, …. in an association
        
        Learn to be a musician and go in a music association (Fanfare, orchestra). Like The royal Fanfare Sint Cecilia of Deerlijk where you stay a member and go to the activities even when you are retired of the Fanfare.
        
        Sign up for a program where u can be a godparent for a group of young people (to give advice, financial support, …)
      - Mindfulness their mind. Keep their mind going in a good view for life
        
        Provide a regular psychologist who works together with a social worker who visits the elderly to follow up their mood and to find a custum-made solution.
        
        Old people must stay sometimes in a hospital for check-up, when they short-term sick. They need to talk about it and be assured that they don’t need to stay there for a long time. Keep them informed.
        
        Plan every week something that they enjoy doing, so they can look out for it. Live for one moment to the next.
        
        Rehabilitation in groups: When they have to recover from an operation (false hip, false knee, …) do it in group, so they so that they’re not alone and see examples of how they also can recover.
      - Use ergonomic technology to support them
        
        Virtual doctors: doctor appointments on online platforms. Easier health care, not transportation needed.
        
        Use smart watches to measure their heart beats, blood pressure, from a distance and gives an alarm to the medical services.
        
        Food delivery can be a problem. They need somebody to bring the food to them. Use technology that order the food for them and let it deliver to them by the way of a delivery company.
        
        Old people forget a lot. Provide a house with Artificial intelligence to support them.
        
        Make a robot to serve them.
        
        When they have not much strength in their arms, give them a bionic leg around their arm.
        
        When they have bad legs, give them a bionic leg around their own leg
        
        Their muscles often weaken with age, so they can move less well, and they are less active or leave activities, because it is too difficult to participate. But when there exists a device (which is driven by motors) that you can put around their legs and it give them extra support and strength to move. Then is walking less a factor for not to be active and do activities.=> ergonomic technology
      - Custom made service
        
        There are more and more mixed cultures and languages => language barrier between users and service providers. Provide care workers that can speak the right language.
        
        Define what dignity means – Most people don’t know what it is and what the minimum standards are of should be. Set up range of meanings like privacy, polite treatment (and the right ones not like dear, love, …), let them have choices about care and think about cultural and religious needs
        
        People get the service that they need, not always what they want. Ask what you can do beside the standard service.
        
        Charling
      - Provide better hospital rooms
        
        Lack of privacy is common in a share hospital room. Use electric glass that can split the room in half when you let pass a current through it.
        
        Use an electric projector screen that you can lift up and down when its necessary and project a pretty view or a picture with an extension of the room so the space of the room looks bigger on the screen.
        
        Use electric glass that can split the room in half when you let pass a current through it.
        
        When they need to be in a hospital room, make the room more comfortable, better looking
      - Adapt food to make it healthy
        
        People with diabetes can’t eat everything they want, adapt their food like they like it, without the sugar, …
        
        Old people sometimes have to dropout beer, because they can’t drink it when they’re on medication.
        
        More adapted drinkable (tasty) beers or other drinks that fits with their diet.
      - Make their living places preventive for old-age woes
        
        Some old people read not so good anymore, look for fonts and font sizes that are easy to read.
        
        Old people can sometimes easily fall, make the floor resilient, so the floor can reduce the hardness of the fall.
        
        Weakening muscles, obligate them to do daily exercises.
        
        Do dans choreographies while sitting in a chair.
        
        Hang up a pully with a long cord and take one end of that chord in each hand. Then pull alternately at the end of the cords
        
        Pick up a light weight in your hands and lift it up and down several times each day.
      - Let people who visit them see a self-assured person
        
        Find somebody who is specialized in make-up, hairdressing, fashion to take care of the old people so they look always on their finest.
        
        Help them to get dressed on the right time of the day and not when it fits in the schedule of the nurse.
        
        Buy some new pyjamas
        
        Somebody who do their make-up
        
        Old people who must stay in bed have sometimes trouble to reposition themselves. Search a way to keep track of their movements so people can help then when necessary.
      - Keep your brain healthy/active
        
        Play video games, go to computer lessons, buy a smartphone/tables/ipad and use it.
        
        Brain is going downwards => Train your mind muscle: learn new things, keep that brain active.
        
        Mind games, games where you have to find a solution to keep up the creativity and problem solving.
        
        Fill in crossword puzzles
      - Some old people have poor living standards, financially they have to do little with the month. Make them financiallly stronger
        
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        • Laundry company: Folding clothes of hang up clothes. Could be also uses as their payment, when they do their job, they also can wash their clothes for free (it is a lot of money to let it do by a service).
        
        Make jobs in company’s or other settings where they can to little works that still is useful and has a purpose.
        
        Old people can rent out their rooms in their house that they don’t need. So they can have an extra penny to live.
        
        Make payable house to live in.
        
        Give the old people a better pension
      - Better health care
        
        Set up organisations where old people can give them complains about the services that they get. Old people often don’t know where or at who they must address.
        
        Lack of care and damage to their laundry can give the old people a start of losing their dignity. Name the people by name, do the laundry like it’s your own clothes or let them do it by a company.
        
        Do not let time determine how you help old people. Make sure u have enough time to help them and do more than is prescribed (most applicable for daily care by nurses)
        
        Better homecare, a person who comes every day to serve you.
        
        Mostly they need help and there is nothing provided for them yet, so they need to look for fast solutions to help them.
        
        Give them an alarm around their neck when they are in trouble
        
        Due to lack of space in nursing homes, some elderly people are in the wrong department (dementia, ...) because they have no other place anywhere. Create more space tailored to the elderly person.
        
        Employee: more nurses to take care of the old people with more time to spend on them.
      - See old people still as people and not an object
      - Give them a social live back
        
        Make better transportation possibility’s for old people.
        
        Sensitize the family about the role in the health of the ancients
        
        Let the elderly meet with virtual reality glasses, so that they can talk from their room with another person in another room.
      - Try to do new things
        
        Problem of have no goal in live. Make new goals in life, try to do something new that you haven’t done yet
        
        Travel to new countries, go on vacations.
      - Be preventive for the time they get old
        
        Go to a quiet warm country, with better climate for the health.
        
        Buy a smaller house when you retire.
        
        If you want to stay at home, make sure you don’t have to let clean rooms that you don’t use and don’t need.
        
        Prepare to live longer => going for a walk several times a week, stay active.
        
        Prepare to live longer => eat healthy but sometimes with a sensible guilty pleasure.
        
        Search for a younger woman/ man to stay young.
      - The end idea
        
        Do nothing and wait to die => Not have the strength to live any more even when you tried to live further but it didn’t bother… => it’s a solution, it’s a problem, maybe the last way out.
      - Converging with criteria
        
        CONVERGING TO 10
        
        Adaption of the food
        
        healthy Beer
        
        Custom food
        
        Adaption of their house
        
        Technology
        
        Bionec leg
        
        Robots that serves the elderly people
        
        AI in the house
        
        AI to support them, with their memory loss
        
        Virtual doctors: Doctor appointments on online platforms.
        1) Easier health care
        2) No transportation needed
        You make a space in the home of the elder where there's a microphone and a webcam (camera). The elder sits there and the doctor who is somewhere else talks in his microphone and is visible with his camera.
        
        Program's to have more physical activity
        
        connecting with OKRA
        
        making activities, so they have something to look out for
        
        Better transportation facility's
        
        Better hospital aspects
        
        Increasing privacy in hopital rooms
        
        Use electric glass that can split the room in half when you let pass a current through it.
        
        Use an electric projector screen that you can lift up and down when its necessary and project a pretty view or a picture with an extension of the room so the space of the room looks bigger on the screen.
        
        Different decoration of a hospital room
        
        Make some special clothes for the people in hospitals, so they don't have to lay in their pyjamas all the time
        
        Custom made services
        
        Setting up organisations where old people can give them complains about the services that they get. Old people often don't know where or at who the must address. When the organisation is awere of the problem a person of the organisation search for solutions
        
        People get the service that they need, but not always what they want. Ask what you can do beside the standard service
        
        psychological stimulation
        
        A regular pshychologist who works together with a social worker whos visits the elderly to follow up their mood and to find a custom made solution
        
        The elderly must be able to adress their doctor with their problems, only if nescessary tranfer the elder to a specialist
        
        Activities/hobby's/social live
        
        1) Learn to be a musician and go in a music association (Fanfare, orchestra). Like The royal Fanfare Sint Cecilia of Deerlijk where you stay a member and go to the activities even when you are retired of the Fanfare.
        2) Or the Fanfare of Deerlijk has also the option to go in Pro Musica, that's for the people who want to support the fanfare but can't play music.
        
        Searching for a hobby
        
        Healthy mind in a healthy body: Daily excersises will keep them in good shape. These excersises will give them good energy to live the day properly.
        
        New use of their homes
        
        Students live with them
        
        Renting out rooms as storage places
        
        CONVERGING TO 2
        
        Activities/hobby's/social live
        
        Other hobby's
        
        Pigeon racing
        
        ETC.
        
        Go in a fishing club
        
        1) Learn to be a musician and go in a music association (Fanfare, orchestra). Like The royal Fanfare Sint Cecilia of Deerlijk where you stay a member and go to the activities even when you are retired of the Fanfare.
        2) Or the Fanfare of Deerlijk has also the option to go in Pro Musica, that's for the people who want to support the fanfare but can't play music.
        
        Including the psychological stimulation
        
        OKRA
        
        Better hospitals aspects
        
        Including the psychological stimulation
        
        Older people’s perspectives on an elderly-friendly hospital environment: an exploratory study
        
        CONVERGING TO 1
        
        The end? NO!
        
        Iterate
        
        Activities /hobby's/ social live
        
        Thought/conclusion out of the observing and interviewing: There are enough activities to do, but a majority of the elderly people do not participate with the activities. Why? They say that their ailments are obstructing them. But what they see as a consequence of their ailments that they have for not participating on activities. But actually it is because they are not psychologically stimulated to participate. It can often be that if you do things were you do not have the motivation to do it, sometimes the best moments are when you do it anyway.
        
        Action: A person who talks with the elderly people and try to convince or use psychological tricks to let them take the step to do an activity
        
        Decreasing group pressure: Making from a whole group op people subgroups to make more custum made activities. Because an elder can be physically a bit weaker, while the other can be mentally weaker, so that with their differences they do not express the negative facts of what the other person can do or can no longer do.
        
        Phychological stimulation
        
        It's not to late!
        A lot of elderly people are at home and do nothing anymore, they stay at home and watch tv or something. They wait until their time has come.
        Of all the people that I had interviewed in the Resting home "Rusthuis Seniorenzorg De heilige familie" most of the people weren't also not so active anymore. They didn't go anywhere even if the could, because they were "scared" to make the move to go outside.
        I believe
        I believe with the proper psychological stimulation it's possible to let them take that step again.
        
        Motivate for an activity
        
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        Associations helps you to stay social. So, that you not end up alone, be happy
        
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        1) Learn to be a musician and go in a music association (Fanfare, orchestra). Like The royal Fanfare Sint Cecilia of Deerlijk where you stay a member and go to the activities even when you are retired of the Fanfare.
        2) Or the Fanfare of Deerlijk has also the option to go in Pro Musica, that's for the people who want to support the fanfare but can't play music.
        
        Other
        
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        Keep on being active
        
        Further research
        
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        Application
        
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        ~~Better hospital aspects~~
        
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        Converging with criteria = > second tab in spreadsheet
        
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        Specific Measurement matrix => second tab in spreadsheet
        
        Source measurement criteria Dignity
        
        Interviews
        
        Johan Wastijn
        
        Residents Senior home
        
        Criteria
        
        1) Kostprijs voor de overheid (cost price for the government)
        
        2) Kostprijs voor de oudere (cost price for the elderly)
        
        3) Veel extra uren nodig van medisch personeel (Many extra hours needed from medical staff)
        
        4) Veel opvolging nodig of niet (much follow-up needed or not)
        
        5) Haalbaarheid (feasibilitity)
        
        6) Stijging van de waardigheid (increasing in dignity)
        
        7) Inzet van de oudere (needed commitment of the elderly)
        
        8) Meer voordelen dan nodige moeten (more advantages than needed effort)
        
        9) Verminderd kans op depressie (reduces the chance on depression)
        
        10) Eigen inbreng in het project door ontwerper (own contribution in the project by designer)
        
        Links
        
        Day price Seniorhome
        
        Interview Residents senior home
        
        Johan Wastijn