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Political Factors Economic Factors Social Factors Technological Factors Legal Factors PESTLE Analysis EnvironmentalFactors regarding the Use of Assisted Living Technologies for People with Dementia andGermanNursingHomes Political Factors Steps are taken towards a „National Dementia Strategy: “Allianz für Menschen mit Demenz” 1 Several political activities in thefield of dementia and theuse of assisted living technologies² Awareness of German Government regarding challenges of thedemographic change and theageing society 3 Decentralised, self - managed healthcare system including many different actors 4 Economic Factors Shortage of qualified staff in nursinghomes 5 eHealth as a growth market with potential market opportunities in the field of assisted living technologies 6 Economic growth in the nursinghomesector 7 Nursing homes are responsible for choosingtechnologies for their institution 8 Complex handling of theCatalogue of Therapeutic Appliances might lead to fewer purchases 9 Legally restricted possibilities of nursinghomes regarding e.g. expenses for medical care aids 10 Many relevant assisted living technologies may not be financed bytheNursing Care Insurance 11 Social Factors The ageing population leads to ahigher risk of chronical diseases, especially dementia 12 Elderly people may accept technologies if usability and design fits Focus on outpatient care 13 Distance between adult children and elderly parents is generally increasing. Visits are becoming more difficult 14 High expenses for thehealth care system regarding people sufferingfrom dementia 15 Surveillance is a controversial issue 16 Technological Factors Increasing internet use among people aged 60 or older 17 Few experiences in the use of technologyfor people aged 60 or older,however there is still potential for acceptance of assisted living technologies 18 Technical solutions for peoplesuffering from dementia should target the specific needs of this group Potential for technological innovations in Germany 19 “Störerhaftung” is potentially restricting open access to Wi-Fi in many nursinghomes 20 References 1 Kirchen-Peters, Hielscher, & Herz-Silvestrini, 2012, p. 5, 2 Bundes minis terium für Bildung und Fors chung, 2015 and W eiß et al., 2013, 3 Bundes minis terium für G es undheit, 2015a; Ehlers , n.d., 4 Statista, 2016b and Busse, Blümel, & Ognyanova, 2013, p. 111; Destatis, 2016 and Bundesregierung, 2015; Busse et al., 2013; Techniker Krankenkas s e, 2016 and IQW IG , 2015, 5 Augurzky et al., 2015, p. 14, 6 Statista, 2016a, 7 fos /aerz teblatt.de, 2015, 8 W eiß et al., 2013, p. 24, 9 W eiß et al., 2013, 10 Section 82 (1) SG B XI, 11 Section 84 (1) SG B XI, 12 Robert Koch Ins titut & Statis tis ches Bundes amt, 2015, 13 Bundesministerium für G esundheit, 2015e, 2016a, 14 W eiß et al., 2013, 15 Bundes minis terium für Bildung und Fors chung, 2016, 16 Bundes minis terium der Jus tiz und für Verbrauchers chutz , 2014, 17 Frees & Koch, 2015, 18 Schultz, Putze, & Kruse, 2014, p. 10, 19 Peter G eorgieff, 2009, 20 Schwarz, 2014, 21 Rothgang & Müller, n.d., 22 Bundes minis terium für G es undheit, 2016b, 23 s ection 4 (1) of Federal Data Protection Act Picture Source Flag: Shutters toc k, N aypong N ote: Further information and full references can be found in the Demantec Miles tone Report 3.1 3.1 Analysis of possibilities, limitations, risks and chances of eHealth solutions for people with dementiaand nursing homes 3 .2 Needs and requirements analysis 3.3 Analysis and evaluation in reference to mobile devices and people in need of care 3 .4 Market analysis and potentials PESTLE Factors Opportunities & Threats Legal Factors SGB XIas framework for care including relevant regulations regarding payment of thesocial care insurance in kinds and money Support of outpatient care may lead to people in nursinghomes with ahigher degree of care 21 People sufferingfrom dementia are able to receive payment or service financed bytheNursing Care Insurance 22 Extensive legal regulations play a role when it comes to theuse of personal data 23 Structure of Work Package 3 How Opportunities and Threats have been derived within Demantec: A PESTLE analysis has been carried out in Germany and Denmark in order to build afoundation of knowledge regarding influence factors on the potentialuse of assisted living technologies in the field of dementiaon both sides of the border.Ecological factors were identified as less important in the Demantec context and have been left out.The SWOT analysis illustrates Opportunities and Threats for the use of assisted living technologies in nursing homes in the field of dementia. This poster shows the results for Germany. SWOT Analysis Deriving opportunities and threats eHealth companies could get (financial) support bythestate New chances for nursinghomes and the acquisition of technological solutions for their facilities Further eHealth innovations and new opportunities for companies,nursing homes & society The demographic change might not be sufficientlycounteracted and the politics might not be interacting fast enough with regard to their decision making processes There could bea lack of public funds with regard to technologies There seems to be ahigh potential for assisted living technologies for people with dementia in nursing homes There might be a need of technologies which can support thepersonnel’s workin nursing homes in a long-term view It might be difficult for eHealth companies to catch attention and get anursing hometo a purchase decision Nursing homes as purchasers of assisted living technologies might not be as competent as Danish municipalities as purchasers It might happen that poor products arebought bythenursinghomes while more suitable or better products arenot noticed There might be a lack of buying power on the German market Technical support is becoming more important,due to e.g. a higher distance between family members The focus on needs of acertain target group, e.g. people with dementia, can help people in need to better deal with their disease Needs-oriented solutions can open new market opportunities for companies The quality of life of people in need might get enhanced bythe use of technologies Costs that occur when caring for peoplewith dementia could be reduced byusing assisted living technologies A person sufferingfrom severe dementiamight not be able to use technologies anymore Elderly people of thecurrent generation in general might experience difficulties when using technologies, especially when design does not fit Surve illance is acontroversial issue in Germany à “observations” might not be agreed on There might be a futurepotentialregarding technology and internet use The potential for technicalinnovations might mean an opportunityfor nursinghomesusing assisted living technologies in their facility Technologies that require use of internet might not be suitable for anursinghome Care personnel and people with dementia might not becompetent enough with regard to using technologies More people with dementia in nursinghomes could lead to aperspective of using technologies in nursinghomes regarding this target group Certain assisted living technologies might be financed by the Nursing Care Insurance Processing data could mean problems on the market People with a high degree of dementia living in nursinghomes in thefuturemight not be able to use technologies anymore (see also: social factors) Certain assisted living technologies might not be financed by the Nursing Care Insurance Demantec is financed byInterreg Deutschland-Danmark with funds from TheEuropean Regional Development Fund and Syddansk Vækstforum (Southern Denmark Growth Forum). 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PoliticalFactorsEconomicFactorsSocialFactorsTechnological FactorsLegalFactors

PESTLE Analysis

EnvironmentalFactorsregardingtheUseofAssistedLivingTechnologies

forPeoplewithDementiaandGermanNursingHomes

Political Factors• Steps are taken towardsa „National Dementia Strategy: “Allianz für Menschenmit Demenz”1• Several political activities in thef ield of dementia and theuse of assisted living technologies²• Awareness of German Government regarding challenges of thedemographic change andtheageing society3• Decentralised, self -managed healthcare system including many dif ferentactors4

EconomicFactors• Shortage of qualif iedstaff innursinghomes5

• eHealth as a growthmarket withpotential market opportunitiesinthe f ieldof assisted living technologies6• Economic growthinthe nursinghomesector7• Nursing homes are responsible forchoosingtechnologies fortheirinstitution8

• Complex handling of theCatalogue of Therapeutic Appliances might lead tofewer purchases9• Legally restricted possibilities of nursinghomes regarding e.g. expenses formedical care aids10

• Many relevant assisted living technologies may notbe f inanced bytheNursing Care Insurance11

Social Factors• The ageing populationleads toahigher risk of chronical diseases, especially dementia12

• Elderly people may accept technologies if usability anddesign f its• Focus onoutpatientcare13• Distance between adultchildren andelderly parents is generally increasing. Visits are becoming moredif f icult14

• High expenses forthehealth care system regarding people sufferingfromdementia15

• Surveillance is a controversial issue16

Technological Factors• Increasing internet use among people aged 60orolder17

• Few experiences inthe use of technologyforpeople aged 60orolder,however there isstill potential foracceptance of assisted living technologies18

• Technical solutionsforpeoplesuffering fromdementia shouldtarget the specif ic needs of thisgroup• Potential fortechnological innovationsin Germany19• “Störerhaftung” is potentially restricting openaccess toWi-Fi inmany nursinghomes20

Demantec is f inanced byInterreg Deutschland-Danmark withfundsfromTheEuropean Regional Development FundandSyddansk Vækstforum (SouthernDenmark GrowthForum).

References1 Kirchen-Peters ,Hielscher,&Herz-Silvestrini,2012,p.5,2 Bundesminis terium für Bildung undForschung,2015andWeiß etal.,2013,3 Bundesminis teriumfürGesundheit,2015a;Ehlers ,n.d.,4 Statis ta,2016bandBusse,Blümel,&Ognyanova,2013,p.111;Destatis ,2016andBundesregierung,2015;Busseetal.,2013;Techniker Krankenkasse,2016andIQWIG,2015,5 Augurzky etal.,2015,p.14,6Statis ta,2016a,7fos/aerzteblatt.de,2015,8Weiß etal.,2013,p.24,9Weiß etal.,2013,10 Section82(1)SGBXI,11 Section84(1)SGBXI,12 RobertKochInstitut &Statis tisches Bundesamt,2015,13Bundesminis terium für Gesundheit,2015e,2016a,14Weiß etal.,2013,15 Bundesminis terium für Bildung undForschung,2016,16 Bundesminis terium derJustiz undfür Verbraucherschutz , 2014,17 Frees &Koch,2015,18 Schultz ,Putze,&Kruse,2014,p.10,19 PeterGeorgieff,2009,20Schwarz ,2014,21Rothgang &Muller,n.d.,22 Bundesminis terium fürGesundheit,2016b,23section4(1)ofFederalData Protection ActPicture SourceFlag:Shutterstock,NaypongNote:Further information andfullreferences canbefoundinthe Demantec MilestoneReport 3.1

3.1Analysis ofpossibilities,

limitations, risksand chancesof

eHealth solutionsforpeoplewithdementiaandnursing homes

3.2Needs andrequirements

analysis

3.3Analysis andevaluation inreference tomobile devicesandpeople inneed of care

3.4Market analysisandpotentials

PESTLE Factors Opportunities &Threats

LegalFactors• SGB XIas framework forcare including relevant regulations regarding payment of thesocial care insurance inkindsand money

• Supportof outpatientcare may lead topeople in nursinghomes withahigher degree of care21• People sufferingfromdementia are able toreceive payment orservice f inanced bytheNursing CareInsurance22

• Extensive legal regulations play a role whenitcomes totheuse of personaldata23

StructureofWorkPackage 3 HowOpportunitiesandThreatshavebeenderivedwithinDemantec:

APESTLE analysis hasbeencarried outinGermany and Denmark in ordertobuildafoundationofknowledgeregarding influencefactorsonthepotentialuseofassisted living technologiesinthefie ldofdementiaonbothsidesoftheborder.Ecological factorswereidentifiedaslessimportantintheDemantec contextandhave beenleftout.TheSWOT analysis illustratesOpportunities andThreats fortheuseofassistedliving technologiesinnursing homesinthefie ldofdementia. This postershowstheresultsforGermany.

SWOT Analysis

Derivingopportunitiesandthreats

• eHealth companies couldget ( f inancial) supportbythestate• New chances fornursinghomesandthe acquisition of technological solutionsfortheirfacilities• FurthereHealthinnovations and newopportunitiesforcompanies,nursing homes&society

• Thedemographic changemight notbesufficientlycounteractedandthepoliticsmight notbeinteracting fastenoughwithregard totheirdecisionmaking processes

• There couldbea lack of publicfundswithregardtotechnologies

• Thereseemstobeahigh potential forassistedliving technologiesforpeoplewithdementiainnursing homes

• There mightbe a need of technologies whichcan supportthepersonnel’s workinnursinghomes ina long-termview

• Itmight be dif f icultforeHealth companies tocatchattentionand get anursing hometoapurchase decision

• Nursing homes aspurchasers of assisted living technologies mightnotbe ascompetent asDanish municipalities as purchasers

• Itmight happen thatpoorproductsareboughtbythenursinghomes while more suitable orbetter productsarenotnoticed

• Theremight bea lack ofbuying powerontheGermanmarket

• Technical supportis becomingmoreimportant,duetoe.g. a higherdistance betweenfamilymembers

• The focusonneeds of acertain target group,e.g. people withdementia, can help people inneed tobetter deal withtheirdisease

• Needs-orientedsolutionscanopennewmarketopportunitiesforcompanies• Thequality oflife ofpeopleinneedmightgetenhancedbytheuseoftechnologies• Coststhatoccurwhencaring forpeoplewithdementia couldbe reduced byusing assistedliving technologies

• Apersonsufferingfromseveredementiamight notbeabletousetechnologiesanymore• Elderly people of thecurrentgeneration ingeneral mightexperience dif f iculties whenusingtechnologies, especially when design doesnotf it

• Surveillance is acontroversial issueinGermany à “observations” might notbeagreedon

• There mightbe a futurepotentialregarding technology and internetuse• Thepotential fortechnicalinnovations might meanan opportunityfornursinghomesusingassisted living technologiesintheirfacility

• Technologies thatrequireuseofinternetmightnotbesuitableforanursinghome• Care personnel andpeople withdementia might notbecompetent enough withregard tousing technologies

• More people withdementia innursinghomes couldlead toaperspective of usingtechnologies innursinghomes regarding thistarget group

• Certainassisted living technologiesmight befinancedby theNursing CareInsurance

• Processing data couldmean problemsonthemarket• People witha highdegree of dementia living in nursinghomes inthefuturemight notbeable touse technologies anymore (see also: social factors)

• Certainassisted living technologiesmight notbefinancedby theNursing CareInsurance

Demantec is f inanced by Interreg Deutschland-Danmark with funds from TheEuropean Regional Development FundandSyddansk Vækstforum (SouthernDenmark GrowthForum).

Opportunities

Threats

PoliticalFactorsEconomicFactorsSocialFactorsTechnological FactorsLegalFactors

PESTLE Analysis

Political Factors• Change fromstate management towardsmarket orientation1

• Focus onproactive initiatives tomitigate thepersonal andf inancial effectsof the demographic development(e.g. regarding eHealth andassisted living technology)2

• Commonstrategy fordigitalwelfare bythe Danish Government (Strategi forDigital Velfærd 2013-2020)3

• From 2016to2019Satspuljeaftalen has allocated over 60millionEuros ( DKK470million) foraNationalActionPlan forDementia4

• TheMinistry of Health Data (Sundhedsdata-Styrelsen) works onenhancing thecurrent digital infrastructureandstandards fordatacommunication5

EconomicFactors• Shortage of qualif iedstaff innursinghomes6,7

• Municipalities prove, choose andimplement assisted living technologies8• In2018aneff iciency improvement program requires themunicipalities tofreeup134millionEuros ( DKK1.0billion) per year forthePublicSector9

• CostreductioninthePublic Sector ingeneral8• Lack of capital andotherchallenging conditionsforinnovative small (digital) companies inthehealth sector10

Social Factors• The ageing populationleads toahigher risk of chronical diseases, especially dementia11

• Needs of people shouldbeconsidered whenit comes totheuse of technologies12• High costsforpeople sufferingfromdementia13• Focus onoutpatientcare14

• People moving tonursinghomes are notonlyhighly aged butalso physically ormentally impaired14• Surveillance is a controversial issue15

Technological Factors• New generations of elderly people are generally notafraidof technology16

• New technologies shouldinvolve and provevalue forthecitizens inconnection withnewtechnologydevelopment as well as supportforcarepersonnel intheirdaily routinesandpractical tasks17

• Care personnel has tobecompetent regarding theuse of newtechnologies innursinghomes18

• If the implementation of new technologies is notthoroughthentheelderly people may opposetothetechnology19

• There isa perception of a“forced” need tobeready andwilling toadoptnewtechnology inDenmark16• Anynew technology is expected touseopenstandards, enabling interaction withexisting systems20,21

Demantec is f inanced byInterreg Deutschland-Danmark withfundsfromTheEuropean Regional Development FundandSyddansk Vækstforum (SouthernDenmark GrowthForum).

References1 Chris tensen&Lægreid,2001;Kettl,2000;Vike,Brinchmann, Bakken,Kroken,&Haukelien,2002 ,2 Brunsson &Jacobsson,2002;Brydensholt,1993;Colombo,Llena-Nozal,Mercier,&Tjadens ,2011 ,3Digitaliseringsstyrelsen,2016c ,4Sundheds og ældreminis teriet,2015,5 Uddannelses - ogForskningsminis teriet,2016,6 Alzheimerforeningen, 2013,p.2 ,7Kommiss ion omlivskvalitet ofselvbestemmelse i plejebolig og plejehjem,2012,p.21citedfromTilbudsportalen,2011,8 Finansminis teriet,2011 , 9Finansminis teriet,2016 ,10 Erhvervsstyrelsen,2014a,11Danmarks Statis tik,2016,12Jørgensen,2016;Soren Peder Sorensen,2016;SorenPeder Sorensen,2016 ,13 Nationalt videnscenter forDemens ,n.d ,14 Section83ofDanishConsolidation ActonSocialServices ,15 Sundheds loven,n.d.,16Magas inet Pleje,2016 ,17 Lifepartners A/S,18 Vibeke Juliebø,2009;Jette Oberländer,Oehlert,Kjærgaard,&Andersen,2011 ,19 Jensen&Hjorth,2016 ,20 FreeSoftware FoundationEurope, 2016 ,21OpenSourceInitiative,2006,22Minis terfor SocialAffairs andtheInterior Denmark,2013 ,23Municipalityof Aabenraa ,n.d.Picture SourceFlag:Shutterstock,NaypongNote:Further information andfullreferences canbefoundinthe Demantec MilestoneReport 3.1

3.1Analysis ofpossibilities,

limitations, risksand chancesof

eHealth solutionsforpeoplewithdementiaandnursing homes

3.2Needs andrequirements

analysis

3.3Analysis andevaluation inreference tomobile devicesandpeople inneed of care

3.4Market analysisandpotentials

PESTLE Factors Opportunities &Threats

LegalFactors• According totheDanish ConsolidationActonSocial Services (Serviceloven) , themunicipalities mustprovidespecial measures toresidents sufferingfromdementia22

• Municipalities work withaspecif ic set of regulations regarding data processing23

StructureofWorkPackage 3 HowOpportunitiesandThreatshavebeenderivedwithinDemantec:

APESTLE analysis hasbeencarried outinGermany and Denmark in ordertobuildafoundationofknowledgeregarding influencefactorsonthepotentialuseofassisted living technologiesinthefie ldofdementiaonbothsidesoftheborder.Ecological factorswereidentifiedaslessimportantintheDemantec contextandhave beenleftout.TheSWOT analysis illustratesOpportunities andThreats fortheuseofassistedliving technologiesinnursing homesinthefie ldofdementia. This postershowstheresultsforDenmark.

SWOT Analysis

DerivingOpportunitiesandThreats

• Thepositive attitudetowardsassisted living technologiescreatesa positive environmentforprivate companies engaged infinding newsolutions

• Creation of amore uniformapproachtodigital solutionsintheDanish Public Sector• Opportunitiesfortheprivate providersof eHealth anddigital solutionsoccur,asthey are facingthesame requirements interms of standardsina contextof animproved digital infrastructure

• Anychanges inthe favourable political climate orpublicopiniontowardsassisted livingtechnologies couldposea threat tothefurtherdevelopment anddissemination of thesesolutions

• Focus onassistedliving technologies providesa high levelofservice ata reducedlevelofcosts

• Opportunitiesin public-privatepartnerships occurthroughtheengagementofmunicipalitiesindeveloping and testingassisted living technologies

• Funding available forprojectsaiming atcreating newtechnologies can lead tonewinnovations

• Themarket competitive andthe publicdecision-making process islong• The development phase is cost- intensive forsmall innovative companies andstart-ups• Alack ofcapital forcompanies couldlead tofewerinnovativesolutions

• Elderly people are expecting and expected tobeable tolive independently intheownhomesforalonger time withas little home care as possible

• Market fornewsolutionstoretaina high quality oflife and levelofindependence• Costsforpeoplewithdementia might bereduced by theuse of technologies

• Anything that might beviewedassurveillance is a controversial issueinDenmark• People innursinghomes whoare highly aged might notbeable touse technologies

• Opportunity forintroducingnewtechnologiesthatare simpletouse,evenfortheinexperiencedaswell as forthosesufferingfromdementia

• New generation of elderly people being familiar withtechnologies lead tonewtechnologicalperspectives

• Using openstandards can lead tonewtechnological possibilities

• Care personnel might nothave therightcompetences forintegrating thenew technologies incare

• Thepressureonelderlytobeableand willing toadopttechnologymight leadtoa counterreactionofopposing newtechnologiesina care situation

• Themunicipal framework inDenmark providestheregulatory possibilities forincorporating newtechnology inthecare

• Regulations pose a threattothe technologies thatmight be viewed as surveillance• Regulations might limit thepossibilities oftechnology use

Demantec is f inanced by Interreg Deutschland-Danmark with funds from TheEuropean Regional Development FundandSyddansk Vækstforum (SouthernDenmark GrowthForum).

Opportunities

Threats

EnvironmentalFactorsregardingtheUseofAssistedLivingTechnologies

forPeoplewithDementiaandDanishNursingHomes