Tracking Usage Patterns of a Mobile Application for Dementia Risk Assessment in Elderly Individuals

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Abstract

Among elderly individuals, dementia stands as a prominent contributor to disability. However, multidomain lifestyle interventions have emerged as a promising approach for enhancing cognition. Taking a progressive step, integrating digital elements such as a mobile intervention application for elderly participants becomes crucial. Hence, it's crucial to identify the usage patterns of intervention features. Our aim was to implement a usage tracking mechanism and analyze usage trends and feature preferences over the initial six months of a clinical trial across various clinical sites, comparing intervention and control groups. Our findings reveal the differences in usage between the groups and highlight the most used features.

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Hilberger, H., Bödenler, M., & Hanke, S. (2024). Tracking Usage Patterns of a Mobile Application for Dementia Risk Assessment in Elderly Individuals. In Studies in Health Technology and Informatics (Vol. 316, pp. 478–482). IOS Press BV. https://doi.org/10.3233/SHTI240452

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