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Mobile Apps for ManagingMobile Apps for Managing Memory Impairment y pafter Brain Injury
Tracey Wallace, MS, CCC‐SLPS h L P h l i Sh h d CSpeech‐Language Pathologist, Shepherd Center
John Morris, PhDResearch Scientist, Crawford Research Institute,
Shepherd Center
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Disclosure StatementDisclosure Statement
h h f lNeither presenter has any financial or nonfinancial relationships relevant to the
f hcontent of this presentation.
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GoalsGoals
Discuss evidence
Demonstrate & describe different types of memory aid appsy pp
Describe training & implementation
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Impact of Memory DeficitsImpact of Memory Deficits
o Loss of independenceo Loss of independence
o Reduced safety
o Loss of ability to perform self care routines
o Changes in social relationships
o Inability to perform work tasks
o Poor performance in schoolo Poor performance in school
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Keys to SuccessAssistive Technology for Cognition
• Understand the literature
• Understand patient values & preferencesp p
• Feature match to function, needs & abilities
• Know available productsKnow available products
• Provide systematic training
• Monitor & assess impact• Monitor & assess impact
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Keys to SuccessAssistive Technology for Cognition
• Understand the Literature• Understand patient values & preferencesUnderstand patient values & preferences
• Feature match to function, needs & abilities
• Know available products• Know available products
• Provide systematic training
M it & i t• Monitor & assess impact
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Practice Guidelines/StandardsMEMORY
Academy of Neurological Communication Disorders and Sciences (ANCDS)and Sciences (ANCDS)
American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine (ACRM)(ACRM)
Institute of Medicine (IOM)
European Federation of Neurological Sciences (EFNS) European Federation of Neurological Sciences (EFNS)
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ANCDSANC S
Practice Guideline: ANCDS recommends “the use of external aids in the treatment of memory impairments as a rehabilitation practice guideline forimpairments as a rehabilitation practice guideline for adults with memory impairment following TBI.”
(S hlb t l 2007)(Sohlberg et al., 2007)
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ACRM
Practice Standard: use of internal strategies and external compensations for treatment of mildexternal compensations for treatment of mild memory impairments from TBI
Practice Guideline: use of external compensations for people with more severe memory impairments after stroke or TBI with direct application toafter stroke or TBI, with direct application to functional activities
(Haskins, 2011)
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IOMIOM
Report on Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy for Traumatic Brain Injury: Evaluating the Evidence
• found no studies that investigated the benefit of using g gexternal memory aids for patients with mild TBI
• found modest evidence of the effectiveness of external id t d d f il fmemory aids to reduce everyday memory failures for
patients with mod‐severe TBI
(Institute of Medicine 2011)
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EFNSFNS
Practice Guideline:Practice Guideline:
“electronic external memory devices such as computers, paging systems or portable voice p , p g g y porganizers” are recommended as “probably effective aids for improving TBI or stroke patients’ everyday activities.”
(Cappa et al., 2005)
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Evolution of the EvidenceEvolution of the Evidence
• Neuropage
• DataLink watch
• PDAs
• SmartphonesSmartphones
• Tablets
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Summary of EvidenceSummary of EvidenceThere is universal evidence that external aids can h l l i h bl BUThelp people with memory problems BUT…
Wh i bl i f l f l• What variables impact successful use of external memory aids?
• What are the best methods for device selection &What are the best methods for device selection & training?
• What is a typical dose and duration of treatment?
• Do patients use aids long‐term? How do we monitor?
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Ideal CandidateIdeal Candidate
/• Awareness of memory problem/need
• Prior experience with technology
• Interested in technology
• Needs & Abilities can be matched
• Support
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Evidence
Patient
PreferencesAvailable Resources
ClinicalClinical Experience
Evidence Based
Decision‐Making
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Keys to SuccessAssistive Technology for Cognition
• Understand the literature
• Understand Patient Values & PreferencesUnderstand Patient Values & Preferences• Feature match to function, needs & abilities
• Know available products• Know available products
• Provide systematic training
M it & i t• Monitor & assess impact
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Patient/Family Centered CarePatient/Family Centered Care
Focus on the patient’s (and caregiver’s):Focus on the patient s (and caregiver s):
• Priorities – functional needs
• Perspectives – perception of needPerspectives perception of need
• Preferences – type of external aid
• Previous experiences• Previous experiences
• Participation in selection/design
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Keys to SuccessAssistive Technology for Cognition
• Understand the literature
• Understand patient values & preferencesp p
• Feature Match to Function, Needs & Abilities• Know available products• Know available products
• Provide systematic training
M it & i t• Monitor & assess impact
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App SelectionApp Selection
• Needs assessmentNeeds assessment
• Identify patient’s strengths/weaknesses (team approach)app oac )
• Match features to needs & abilities
• Identify potential aids & strategiesIdentify potential aids & strategies
• Include the patient in the choice
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Patient AbilitiesPatient Abilities
Ed ti & W k Hi t• Education & Work History • Cognitive• Communication• Communication• Physical• Sensory• Sensory• Emotional & Behavioral• SupportSupport
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FunctionsFunctions
• Recall factsRecall facts
• Remember to do future things
b h h l d h d• Remember something that already happened
• Remember instructions or steps
• Route finding or locate if lost
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Keys to SuccessAssistive Technology for Cognition
• Understand the literature
• Understand patient values & preferencesp p
• Feature match to function, needs & abilities
• Know Available ProductsKnow Available Products• Provide systematic training
M it & i t• Monitor & assess impact
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Know available productsp
You will know your options best if you:You will know your options best if you:• Know which device/platform your patient has or plans to purchaseplans to purchase
• Stay current on what apps may help memory
f l h h b l f &• Are familiar with the accessibility features & apps that come built‐in on mobile devices
• Keep track of the features of useful apps
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How to find apps for memoryHow to find apps for memory
fApp Marketplaces for Major Operating Systems• App Store in iTunes
• Google Play (formerly, Google Marketplace)
• Windows Store
• Blackberry App World
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How to find apps for memorypp y
Other sources:
• Yahoo Apps
• Google Searchg
• ASHA SIG 2 or 12
• Blogs & ListservsBlogs & Listservs
• You Tube
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App Featurespp• Input:
• keyboard voice/ speech to text drop boxkeyboard, voice/ speech to text, drop box, scroll/wheels, written, picture, finger or stylus
• ability to review, modify, delete and check off info• word prediction
• Output:i d i / h• picture, words, voice/ text to speech
• Amplification or Magnification
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App Features (cont.)pp ( )• Cloud Synchronization
Al• Alarms• vibrating/visual/auditory alarms /voice• simultaneous message display• simultaneous message display• regular intervals repeating daily, weekly, monthly• snooze/nag / g
• Push Notifications• preferences set by user for automatic• preferences set by user, for automatic information delivery
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Keeping Track of Apps: App Matrix
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Keys to SuccessAssistive Technology for Cognition
• Understand the literature
• Understand patient values & preferencesp p
• Feature match to function, needs & abilities
• Know available productsKnow available products
• Provide Systematic TrainingM it & i t• Monitor & assess impact
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Training
• Train awareness
• Systematically train procedures using evidence‐based methods
• Develop a routine for use
• Plan for generalizationg
• Plan for adaptation/ future needs
• Train caregivers• Train caregivers
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Training MethodsTraining Methods
Evidence supports:
• Systematic Instruction
• Errorless Learning
• Spaced Retrieval
• High rate of practice
• Distributed practice
• Metacognitive skills g
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EB Training (Svoboda et al 2012)EB Training (Svoboda et al., 2012)
Baycrest Neuropsychology & Cognitive Health Program
• Use of Smartphones & PDAs by people with moderate to severe memory impairment (calendar app)severe memory impairment (calendar app)
• Trained using errorless learning + fading of cues
• All 10 participants acquired skills needed to independentlyAll 10 participants acquired skills needed to independently use the technology to support their everyday memory functioning
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EB Method for TrainingEB Method for Training
Systematic Instruction + Strategy Based Training = y gy gTEACH‐M (Ehlhardt et al., 2005)
T Task Anal sisT = Task AnalysisE = Errorless LearningA = AssessC = Cumulative ReviewH = High rates of correct practice trialsM = Metacognitive strategy trainingM = Metacognitive strategy training
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Develop a RoutineDevelop a Routine• Include the patient and caregivers• Identify a location • Plan for device maintenance/prevent loss• Identify a planning or maintenance time• Develop a plan for reviewing or accessing the p p g ginformation
• Develop support cuesp pp
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Plan for GeneralizationPlan for Generalization
• Role play
l l l• Trial in multiple environments
• Trial in functional environment
• Train caregivers
• Get feedback from patient & caregiversGet feedback from patient & caregivers
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Keys to SuccessAssistive Technology for Cognition
• Understand the literature
• Understand patient values & preferencesp p
• Feature match to function, needs & abilities
• Know available productsKnow available products
• Provide systematic training
• Monitor & Assess Impact• Monitor & Assess Impact
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Monitor & Assess ImpactMonitor & Assess Impact
• Get feedback about successGet feedback about success
• When possible, track whether they continue to use it (maintenance)to use it (maintenance)
• Evaluate your practice decision – was it ff h h h d deffective, is the patient happy, what did you learn?
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Memory Tools and Apps
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Keeping Track of Apps: App Matrix
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iOS Tools and Preloaded AppsiOS Tools and Preloaded Apps• Clock C l d /S h d l• Calendar/Schedule
• Address bookN /R i d• Notes/Reminders
• Camera/picture viewing/video Gl b l i i i S (G S)• Global Positioning System (GPS)
• Find My iPhone• Siri
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Downloaded Apps ‐ DemoppNotes and lists• Evernote
i i• PicList
CalendarV C l• VoCal
Medication RemindersPillb i• Pillboxie
GPS/Location Finding• AroundMe• Google Latitude
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Case Presentations
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Case Presentations3 people share the following characteristics:• young• had iPhone• had iPhone• memory problem following BI• interest in technology• interest in being more independent• interest in remembering things to do
U d diff t d di th iUsed different apps depending on their:• needs• abilities • preferences
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Case Presentation #1Case Presentation #1
• 20 year old0 yea o d
• Student at the University of Florida
• 2.5 months post TBIsecondary to scooter
daccident
• Self reported goals:1 I M1. Improve Memory
2. Return to School
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Alarm: Note‐takingAlarm: Note taking• Goal 1: Take session notes during therapy to recall
information and communicate to caregivers
• Used alarm reminders on cell phone to cue him to take notes repeat alarm ith te t reminder messa enotes – repeat alarm with text reminder message
• Chosen because of simplicity and previous experience using alarm functionusing alarm function
• Trained to hit snooze until completed w/ errorless learning & spaced retrievalg p
• 1 session + caregiver training
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Alarm: Look at daily scheduleAlarm: Look at daily schedule
• Goal 2: Remember to look at daily schedule (in day planner) hourly to do planned items as well as once weekly to do the planning
• Transitioned alarm reminder from taking notes to reminding to look at his day planner to remember what he planned to do each hour of the daydo each hour of the day
• Snooze until completed skills transferred
• Systematic Instruction using errorless learning in 4 sessionsSystematic Instruction using errorless learning in 4 sessions with caregiver included in training during final session
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Case Presentation #2Case Presentation #2
•24 year oldyea o d
• Financial Analyst• 6 months post TBI & SCI6 months post TBI & SCI secondary to motorcycle accident
• Self reported goals: •Increase independence•Return to work•Reduce boredom
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Pocket Informant
• Goal: Increase recall of planned daily events including recurring events such as taking medicine and performingrecurring events such as taking medicine and performing weight shifts
• Systematic Instruction for learning a routine to set a schedule each week in Google Calendar • Routine included written instructions & activity banks for home
tasks therapy exercises and leisure taskstasks, therapy exercises and leisure tasks
• 6 sessions including one session with primary caregiver
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Case Presentation #3Case Presentation #3
• 19 year old19 year old
• Nanny & Nursing Student
• 4 months post TBI secondary4 months post TBI secondary to MVA
• Significant visual deficitsg
• Self reported goals: •Increase independence•Use phone to help memory
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Voice OverVoice Over
• Goal 1: Use external aid for orientation to timeGoal 1: Use external aid for orientation to time
• Voice Over in the Accessibility features of iPhone allows you to touch the screen to hear aallows you to touch the screen to hear a description of the item under your finger
• Double tap drag or flick to control• Double‐tap, drag or flick to control
• 1 session
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VoCalVoCal• Goal 2: Remember to do things at certain times including follow through with structured schedule
• Systematic Instruction for learning a routine to set a schedule each day and complete items from a to do list.
• Provided with written instructions & activity banks for home tasks, therapy exercises & leisure tasks
4 i• 4 sessions
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Future ExplorationFuture Exploration
We plan toWe plan to…
• Use goal attainment scaling to measure patient’s progress & improved functioningprogress & improved functioning
• Track number of sessions and prompts/supports required to recall procedures for using aidsrequired to recall procedures for using aids
• Measure success based on goal attainment scaling and quality of life indicatorsscaling and quality of life indicators
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Tracey Wallace, MS, CCC‐SLP
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John Morris, Ph.D.
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