Hvorfor har vi søgt om dette projekt? Hvilke behov planlægger vi at imødekomme?

Social inklusion er selve grundlaget for samfundet, som skal opmuntres og fremmes for at inkludere dårligt stillede og underrepræsenterede brugere som Alzheimers patienter. I WHO's og ADI's (Alzheimer's Disease International) rapport fra 2016 blev demens defineret som "en global folkesundhedsprioritet". For nylig er det blevet anslået, at der er omkring 46 millioner mennesker i verden, der lider af demens, hvoraf 50-60% har Alzheimers sygdom. På grund af den aldrende befolkning vil antallet af tilfælde tredobles i løbet af de næste 30 år, og i 2050 vil én ud af 85 mennesker på verdensplan være ramt, hvilket svarer til 130 millioner mennesker. Derfor er det indlysende, at der er behov for at øge og udvide uddannelsen af fagfolk, der allerede arbejder med Alzheimers patienter gennem innovativ praksis, ved at skabe et netværk og et team af eksperter.

Det primære mål er at forbedre livskvaliteten for mennesker med demens og deres omsorgspersoner, at fremme respekten for deres værdighed, at reducere den negative indvirkning på samfund og stater ved at øge bevidstheden og gøre demens til en prioritet. Befolkningens aldring indebærer en stigning i fritiden for et voksende segment af befolkningen og kræver specifikke dedikerede tjenester. Med udgangspunkt i begrebet livslang læring er der behov for at designe og fremme aktiviteter og initiativer, der involverer aktører uden for sundheds- og socialvæsenet. Fremme af sådanne aktiviteter viser vigtigheden af begrebet livslang læring, for ved at stimulere de ældre til at lære og til at konfrontere sig selv med andre, kan vi løse problemet med ensomhed og kombinere kultur og deling. Ældre bliver mere og mere anerkendt som en social ressource og ikke kun som en "sart" gruppe med komplekse behov.

Denne bevidsthed bliver også stadig vigtigere inden for det medicinske og sundhedsmæssige område, hvor der sker et skift fra en praksis, der sigter mod at "producere helbredelse", til en praksis, der sigter mod "omsorg", dvs. at tage sig af patienten. Og det er herfra, at GentleCare-modellen (Moyra Jones) blev udviklet: Den tager udgangspunkt i, hvordan en person med demens gennemgår en ændring i sine evner til at interagere med virkeligheden. Det vil så være nyttigt at bygge en "protese" omkring dem for at kompensere og hjælpe dem med at bevare deres autonomi så længe som muligt og minimere stressende situationer, der forårsager agitation, angst og aggression.

AIDA er en praksis, der imødekommer disse behov og hjælper denne kategori med at reagere i post-Covid-19-samfundet og komme ud af den tilstand af ensomhed, som pandemien har forårsaget. Det er veldokumenteret, at kultur nærer og heler de skrøbelige. Kulturens verden, sundhedens verden og den digitale verden skal udvikle en alliance, der har til formål at give håb til behandlingscentrene, betragte hjem som tilflugtssteder og pladser som steder for udveksling; hver persons krop og sjæl skal ses som et udgangspunkt og ikke som en uudholdelig byrde.

Hvad vil vi opnå ved at implementere projektet?

Projektet tager udgangspunkt i en analyse af eksisterende praksis, undersøgelsen af ​​konsortiets erfaringer og behovet for at udvikle en unik arbejdsmetode, der kan gøre samfundet mere venligt og forbedre levevilkårene for mennesker med Alzheimers og deres pårørende.

Det overordnede mål er at skabe en ny tilgang til borgere med Alzheimers for at forbedre deres livskvalitet og deres pårørendes livskvalitet, deres sociale relationer, deres omgivelser og de tjenester, de modtager.

Specifikke mål:

• udveksling af god praksis og erfaringer;
• udvikling af en ny metode og arbejdsredskaber;
• oprettelse af AIDA-pladsen i HUBS-platformen.

Resultater:

• mindst 21 læringsscenarier, der skal skabes på grundlag af god praksis og erfaringer;
• mindst 21 fagfolk fra social-, sundheds-, kunst-, kultur- og digitale områder, der skal trænes i AIDA-metoden;
• 6 territoriale teams, der vil pilotere metoden på lokalt plan;
• 12 forsøgsstier af metoden aktiveret i de 6 lande i konsortiet;
• Rapport indeholdende analyse og undersøgelse af de opnåede resultater;
• 1 metodologi udviklet og valideret;
• Oprettelse af et internationalt netværk af eksperter;
• Bidrag til skabelsen af ​​et mere venligt og tilgængeligt samfund.

Hvilke aktiviteter vil vi gennemføre?

Arbejdsplanen er baseret på ideen om at skabe en trianguleret udveksling mellem partnerne fra de tre projektområder. De vil arbejde sammen om at:

• fremme og udbrede aktiviteter på lokalt og nationalt plan;
• samskabe LTTA-programmerne og projektresultaterne, baseret på de forskellige erfaringer og behov, der fremkommer fra analysen af ​​Alzheimers sektorscenarie;
• co-producere læringsscenarierne, grundlaget for at organisere og gennemføre lokale aktiviteter, og derefter case-studierne;
• organisere og fremme lokale involveringsaktiviteter i referenceområderne
• producere materiale til hjemmesiden og platformen.

What results and other outcomes do we expect our project to have?

There are examples of networks created to improve the conditions of this fragile category, but there is no trace of the existence of a triangulation that foresees the co-creation and co-participation of the social-health, artistic-cultural and digital spheres to conceive and pilot a cross-sectoral Methodology: this is the primary objective of AIDA. The project will allow to join these fields in a triangulation of interdisciplinary skills; AIDA invests and focuses on the training of professionals of the three sectors, on the creation of learning scenarios and case-studies that will then have a direct effecton patients and their caregivers. The project proposes to start from the exchange of multidisciplinary, innovative and effective practices coming from the experiences already consolidated by the partners, in order to create a European multidisciplinary team able to create the AIDA methodology and recognize it as a non-pharmacological therapy.

Specifically, the tangible results will be:

• AIDA methodology (Project Result 1);
• Materials and guidelines for the 2 training meetings (LTTA)
• Validation of the Project Results through the Territorial Experimentation in each country and the consequent creation of products and data (Project Result 2);
• Project platform on Open-Source HUBS by Mozilla (Project Result 3);
• Project website;
• 2 Scientific articles;
• Production of digital and printed materials for communication and dissemination;
• At least 21 learning scenarios;
• At least 14 case studies;
• At least 21 trained professionals;
• AIDA methodology;
• 1 Training Toolkit

Non-tangible results:

• At least 84 (14*6) Alzheimer's patients and family members/caregivers involved in territorial pilots/projects based on the developed and shared learning scenarios;
• Improvement of the socio-health, artistic-cultural and digital skills of the different target groups;
• Improvement of the well- being of people with Alzheimer's and their families/caregivers;
• Increased awareness of the issue in civil society;
• European network composed of professionals trained in the topics, methodologies and tools of the areas of interest of the project.

AIDA Metode

AIDA-metoden vil kombinere erfaringer og knowhow fra de tre felter socio-medicinsk, museum og det digitale til én innovativ, replikerbar og implementerbar tilgang. Udviklingen af ​​metoden vil resultere i læringsscenarier, praksis-/aktivitetsark og et værktøjssæt for praktikere/undervisere/operatører, som vil blive omsat i praksis under lokale møder. Værktøjssættet vil indeholde hints og tips til at omsætte læringsscenarierne i praksis under lokale aktiviteter. Metoden er innovativ, da de tre projektsektorer fremmer aktiviteter for mennesker med Alzheimers sygdom og deres pårørende parallelt, men rejser på parallelle spor uden nogensinde at have mulighed for sammenligning og kontaminering. Takket være metodikken vil fagfolk fra de tre sektorer have en reel mulighed for at lære hinanden at kende, udveksle synspunkter og skabe en slags rundbordssamtale, hvor alle vil kunne bringe deres færdigheder, viden og erfaring med på arbejde mod et enkelt mål: at finde en metode til at bremse Alzheimers forløb og hjælpe med at holde patienternes og deres pårørendes livskvalitet høj.

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Pilotering

Nyere undersøgelser har ført til en dynamisk opfattelse af sundhed, der er tæt forbundet med miljømæssige, sociale, men også økonomiske faktorer. Det er meget vigtigt at være opmærksom på denne forbindelse, for hvis det er sandt, at sundhed og livsstil påvirkes af, hvor man bor, de relationer, man har, og organiseringen af de nødvendige tjenester, så vil stabile, tilgængelige, velstyrede samfund organiseret i samarbejdsnetværk mellem den offentlige og private sektor, velstrukturerede sundheds-, sociale og kulturelle tjenester, helt sikkert give et samfund, der hjælper en med at træffe "sunde valg". Det fremgår tydeligt, hvor vigtige og nødvendige relationer er for at definere niveauet af sundhed og trivsel i samfundet, og at der er behov for fagfolk, der er i stand til at arbejde i teams og håndtere alle de årsager, der kan påvirke den enkeltes trivsel og sundhedstilstand. At skabe en dialog mellem de forskellige aktører i samfundet er bestemt en af de sværeste knuder at løse, da der er behov for at overvinde konceptuelle, sproglige og tankemæssige barrierer hos alle de involverede sektorer. For at overvinde disse problemer bliver behovet for at gøre operatørerne på de forskellige områder til de første hovedpersoner i aktiviteterne endnu stærkere, og give dem de bløde færdigheder gennem kurser, workshops, konferencer og seminarer, som så vil gøre forskellen, når det kommer til den faktiske aktivitet. Behovet for at skabe et netværk, der kan forene tjenester, kompetencer og færdigheder, er nu anerkendt, da det står klart, at kulturel velfærd ikke kun er en investering, der forbedrer folks livskvalitet, men også giver betydelige makroøkonomiske effekter.

Med udgangspunkt i Toolkit-retningslinjerne og de læringsscenarier, der er udviklet i AIDA-metoden, vil de territoriale teams skabe en cyklus af møder med mennesker med Alzheimers og deres plejere på kulturarvssteder. Erfaringerne vil blive rapporteret i form af casestudier og derefter digitaliseret.

AIDA Mozilla Hubs

Som svar på og støtte til behovet for at skabe et tværfagligt netværk og en metode til at samle al den knowhow, der har indflydelse på trivslen hos mennesker med Alzheimers og deres plejere, er den digitale sektor en stor hjælp. Den vokser mere og mere og tilbyder allerede nyttige ressourcer inden for både sundhed og kultur. I lyset af de problemer, der er forbundet med den nuværende historiske periode, repræsenterer teknologier et særligt blomstrende anvendelsesområde; der er bestemt behov for at finde den rigtige løsning til at forene sundhed, kultur og digital, idet man husker på, at informations- og kommunikationsteknologier (IKT) er det vigtigste middel til at støtte befolkningen på et tidspunkt, hvor nærhed og deling af erfaringer bliver stadig vanskeligere og problematisk. Offentlige platforme, der er rettet mod velvære, og hvor brugerne ikke kun kan drage fordel af indholdet, men også bidrage med deres indhold, er en stor ressource. De ville være nyttige både for mennesker med sygdomme, men også til at tackle visse udfordringer for folkesundheden, såsom problemer med social isolation og inklusion; problemer, der er endnu stærkere i perioden efter covid-19. Innovationen ligger i oprettelsen af AIDA-rummet i Mozilla Hubs-platformen. Dette repræsenterer en ny virtuel social oplevelse, der kan tilgås via en desktop eller mobil webbrowser og også gennem ethvert Mixed Reality-visir. Resultatet af AIDA-rummet på HUBS vil være en besøgbar konto med AIDA-aktiviteter, som alle kan opleve gennem platformen og et virtual reality-miljø. Dette rum vil også fungere som en virtuel platform til at skabe et netværk af fagfolk til udveksling og skabelse af nyt indhold. Casestudierne, som er resultatet af de erfaringer, der er gjort lokalt, vil blive redigeret digitalt og blive til materiale, der vil blive offentliggjort på AIDA's HUBS-platform.

We are very pleased to announce that the Scientific Article related to the AIDA project - Alzheimer patients Interaction through Digital and Arts, has been released! It's a detailed document that showcases the significant results achieved through the interaction of Alzheimer's patients with art and digital tools provided in the program. You can read it at this link:

CRHACK LAB, Museo Diocesano, and USL Umbria 2 are at the forefront of integrating Art and Technology to improve interaction and the quality of life for individuals with Alzheimer's and their caregivers.

For the community of users of USL Umbria 2, Museo Capitolare Diocesano di Foligno e Cripta di S. Feliciano have become a special place where art and technology merge to create unique and meaningful experiences for individuals with Alzheimer's and their caregivers. The Erasmus project "AIDA-Alzheimer Patients Interaction through Digital and Arts," of which CRHACK LAB is an Italian partner, has brought a new level of engagement and interaction. CRHACK LAB has promoted and organized a series of meetings at the Museo Diocesano, providing a welcoming and stimulating environment for users of the Local Health Service Umbria 2 (USL Umbria 2). The project's goal is to improve the quality of life for individuals with Alzheimer's and their caregivers through the integration of art and digital technology in cultural encounters.

Patients with Alzheimer's often experience challenges in memory and social interaction. The AIDA project harnesses digital art as a means to stimulate emotional memory and foster connections through the marriage of art and digital technology. Meetings at the Museo Diocesano have become a unique opportunity to explore artworks, engaging participants in a sensory and creative way.

During the meetings, participants have had the opportunity to discover and learn about the museum's works using the AIDA Methodology through laboratory activities and the use of digital devices. The Museo Diocesano has become a living laboratory where the past and present merge into an engaging experience.

The AIDA project is actively involving the local community as well. Caregivers, healthcare professionals, and volunteers have participated in the meetings, contributing to creating a familiar and stimulating environment.

AIDA, with its innovative approach, is demonstrating that regular experiences in cultural venues, leveraging the support of digital tools, can have a significant impact on the quality of life for individuals with Alzheimer's and their caregivers. Meetings at the Museo Diocesano have become a positive example of how the integration of art and technology can bring tangible benefits to those living with this disease.

CRHACK LAB continues to be a pioneer in the field of research and development, proving that innovation can be a catalyst for well-being and inclusion in society.

Alzheimers sygdom er den mest almindelige form for demens. Det er en fremadskridende hjernesygdom, der giver problemer med hukommelse, tænkning og adfærd. Symptomerne udvikler sig normalt langsomt og bliver værre med tiden. Sygdommen skyldes, at et stort antal nerveceller dør, hvilket resulterer i en afbrydelse af signaloverførslen i hjernen. Døden af neuroner i hjernen fører til en gradvis og irreversibel forværring af patientens tilstand - hukommelsestab, kommunikations- og talevanskeligheder, humørsvingninger, aggressioner og manglende evne til at udføre selv elementære handlinger. Indtil videre er der ikke fundet nogen kur, og Alzheimers sygdom har en dødelig udgang. Men der findes metoder og medicin til at bremse sygdommens udvikling, især når den diagnosticeres på et tidligt tidspunkt.

Det er vigtigt at huske på, at Alzheimers ikke er en naturlig aldringsproces, selvom risikoen for demens og især Alzheimers sygdom stiger proportionelt med alderen, og størstedelen af patienterne er over 65 år. Omkring 5% af tilfældene er hos mennesker mellem 40 og 50 år. På grund af den stigende levealder og en tilsvarende stigende procentdel af ældre mennesker forventes antallet af patienter derfor at tredobles inden 2050 på verdensplan. Da konsekvenserne af Alzheimers sygdom normalt er direkte og ødelæggende ikke kun for patienten, men også for de pårørende, der er involveret i hans eller hendes pleje, er ofrene for sygdommen faktisk langt flere. Disse statistikker har fået førende eksperter på området til at beskrive Alzheimers sygdom som "det 21. århundredes epidemi".

Since the consequences of Alzheimer's disease usually directly affect and are devastating not only for the patient but also for the relatives who are involved in his or her care, the victims of the disease are actually much more numerous. These statistics have led leading experts in the field to describe Alzheimer's disease as "the epidemic of the 21st century”.

Da det er en progressiv sygdom (hvilket betyder, at strukturerne og kemien i hjernen bliver mere og mere beskadiget med tiden), forværres demensens manifestationer med årene (f.eks. falder en persons evne til at huske, forstå, kommunikere og reflektere gradvist). I begyndelsen er hukommelsestabet meget mildt, men gradvist udvikler det sig til fuldstændig manglende evne til at håndtere selv rutineopgaver.

Hovedsymptomerne er de samme gennem hele sygdomsforløbet, men forværres med årene, og nye symptomer dukker gradvist op. Symptomerne er som følger: hukommelsestab, især for nylig; problemer med at udtrykke sig og kommunikere; vanskeligheder med at lære nye opgaver; manglende evne til at forstå; generel forvirring, desorientering i tid og/eller rum; vanskeligheder med abstrakt tænkning, svigtende dømmekraft; vanskeligheder med at udføre velkendte aktiviteter; adfærds- og personlighedsændringer; pludselige humørsvingninger, mangel på initiativ/apati.

The AIDA piloting in Bulgaria was launched successfully on the 26-th of April in the National Polytechnic Museum in Sofia. The participants are people with dementia and their relatives. They learned more about the project and interviews with them were conducted. They also had the opportunity to have a walk around the National Polytechnic Museum discussing the exhibits with the guides. The caregivers and the people with dementia enjoyed their time together and are optimistic for the next sessions. One of the participants noted excitedly “We had the opportunity to dive into the past!”

Another participant at an early stage of dementia shared with his daughter the following impressions from the sessions:

“The introductory meeting with the AIDA project team impressed me with the warm and friendly attitude of Irina, Kalina and Maya. During the presentation of information about the project and the interviews they did, they tried very hard to make us feel free and comfortable."

Also, they had chosen a very suitable location for the meeting because regardless of the person's age, when you are in a museum, you can always see or learn something interesting and new regardless of your age.

We - the sick, as well as our careers, felt the attention of everyone we met today. They moved chairs in front of each of the exhibits we visited today, so that we could feel comfortable and focus our full attention on listening to the information about them.

I would also like to express my gratitude to the staff at the museum who gave us special attention. Starting with getting around because there was a person in a wheelchair, going through the fact that they tried to speak slowly, loudly, clearly and briefly, and ending with the fact that the exhibits we looked at were selected according to the professions we practiced or our interests and hobbies.

Today's afternoon brought me the excitement and satisfaction of meeting the new and interesting things that were arranged for us. I am excited about our next meeting and I am looking forward to it.

Alzheimer Bulgaria presented the AIDA project at the 13th "Panhellenic Conference on Alzheimer's Disease (PICAD)" and the 5th "Mediterranean Conference on Neurodegenerative Diseases (MECOND)" in Thessaloniki, Greece.

From February 9-12, 2023, the 13th "PANHELENIAN CONFERENCE ON ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE (PICAD)" and the 5th "MEDITERRANEAN CONFERENCE ON NON-HEALT DISEASES (MECOND)" took place in Thessaloniki, Greece. The conference was a hybrid conference to allow scientists, volunteers, and NGOs involved in the topic to present their scientific findings and new ideas to help prevent neurodegenerative diseases across the board.

Angelina Kancheva represented Alzheimer Bulgaria with the project AIDA - Alzheimer patients Interaction through Digital and Arts. In her presentation, she highlighted pressing issues that affect society in the context of dementia - the growing number of people suffering from Alzheimer's Disease and the need to take preventive measures to improve their care and quality of life, as well as protect their civil rights. She also presented the main objectives of AIDA - to enrich and improve the quality of life of people with dementia through the integration of art, technology, and clinical care, and the aspiration towards a dementia friendlier society for patients and caregivers alike.

Angelina is a volunteer from Alzheimer Bulgaria. She is currently doing her PhD as part of the Doctoral Training Program in Precision Medicine offered by the University of Edinburgh in collaboration with the University of Glasgow and the Karolinska Institute in Sweden. Her primary project is based in Glasgow and aims to describe the complete clinical phenotype of cerebrovascular small vessel disease, a significant contributor to cognitive decline, stroke, and dementia.

You can read more about the conference HERE

Expressing ourselves creatively, emotionally and intellectually is a fundamental part of being human. Art can help us use our imagination to connect with and find some understanding of the world around us. People living with dementia still have the same basic needs to engage with art, culture and heritage, to have meaningful experiences and to be treated with respect.

The Meet Me at MOMA program in New York, grew out of a recognition that people living with dementia faced challenges in accessing art and culture. Using a grant from the Met Life Foundation in 2007, the team at MOMA built on their enquiry based educational model and knowledge of dementia to create the Meet Me program. Art facilitators spend about an hour with a group of people living with dementia and their family members looking at three art works. The facilitator invites the group to make observations about what they are looking at and through these observations the group builds an interpretation of the work. From this interpretation, members of the group make a personal connection to the art work. Personal relationships with family members re-emerged as both the person living with dementia and the carer engage with the art work. Using humour, fun and openness, the facilitator can find ways round the challenges that dementia presents to reach the individual behind the diagnosis. The spark of this methodology lights up the person and helps them connect through emotions and all their senses.

Today, MOMA sees themselves as a connector across the globe. They share their program through workshops, their website and a book. They have trained thousands of facilitators in the US and around the world. Those facilitators have passed that learning onto thousands of others. The Meet Me program is now a worldwide success story.

In 2012, four organisations came together in Ireland to see how they could help people living with dementia to be more involved in cultural spaces in Ireland. The Butler Gallery and the Irish Museum of Modern Art worked together with Age and Opportunity and Alzheimer’s Society of Ireland to tailor the Meet Me programme to Irish audiences. Being in the moment with art was core to the newly designed Azure Tours. No prior knowledge of art was required, participants were simply invited to take part in slow looking and spending time with the art works. People living with dementia attended the sessions with family members. Relationships changed from patient/carer back to family members enjoying an activity together. The Azure art tours are now available in art galleries and museums across Ireland.

The OPW has recently trained guides in the Azure methodology and has started to offer Azure tours across some of the sites in our care. We are delighted to be part of the AIDA Erasmus project and are focusing on looking at new ways to help our audiences to engage with heritage. We are working with the Alzheimer’s Society of Ireland and psychologists at Dublin City University to test new ideas and learn from people living with Alzheimer’s in Ireland.

Check out:

• www.heritageireland.com
• MOMA Training resources for running dementia friendly art looking tours
• IMMA Gallery, Ireland, tours and resources for running dementia friendly art tours
• IMMA video demonstration of Azure tour for people living with dementia.

The historical period we find ourselves living through has called into question all the certainties and stabilities on which society and, in general, the entire world rested. The Covid-19 emergency has generated a crisis that affects all sectors and policies and for which answers are being sought that will allow us to move forward. Obviously, one of the most critical issues concerns health and care, not only for those who directly fell victim to the pandemic but also for those who, in various ways, were severely affected by the lockdown period and its aftermath, which we are still experiencing today. This is referred to as post-traumatic disorder, which appears after severe events such as terrorist acts, accidents, and earthquakes and in which, unfortunately, the COVID-19 epidemic also falls. Help for the health system could come from the world of art, museums and digital technology. The key lies in seeing the museum and the digital under a new aspect. The former is no longer just a place of preservation and exhibition, but a space at the service of citizens, where works of art become a “tool” for the promotion of care and well-being. The second is support capable of offering useful resources in both the health and cultural spheres. In view of the problems of the current historical period, technologies represent a particularly flourishing field of application. The AIDA- Alzheimer's patients Interaction through Digital and Arts Project stands as a practice in response to these needs and as a means to help people with Alzheimer's and their caregivers to react in the post-Covid-19 society and to get out of the state of loneliness that the pandemic has caused. It is well documented that culture nurtures and heals fragile people because it moves deep chords with appropriate languages. The world of culture, the world of health, and the world of digital must develop an alliance aimed at making places of care places of hope again, homes as refugees, squares as places of exchange, the body and soul of each person as a starting point and not as an unbearable burden.

On 2 July, AIDA was presented during the event 'Immersive Realities for Accessibility', organised as part of the Social Hackathon Umbria 2022 in Montefalco, Umbria, Italy. The seminar included a multidisciplinary panel discussion on the role of extended reality (XR) in breaking down physical, mental and social barriers by facilitating access to education and cultural heritage. AIDA was proposed as a good practice for digital inclusion and accessibility. Indeed, among the deliverables to be produced, the project includes creating a space within Mozilla Hubs, the virtual reality (VR) platform created by Mozilla's Mixed Reality team.

Last May 5 and 6, 2022, Fondazione Patrizio Paoletti, lead partner of AIDA project, held the Kick Off meeting in Rome to present the project objectives and results to be achieved.

The meeting was attended by the project partners from Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Bulgaria and Slovenia.

During the Kick Off meeting all partners were involved in developing ideas and measures to improve the quality of life of Alzheimer’s patients through AIDA project. In particular thank to brainstorming activity focused on the fields of art and digital, ideas were developed to foster awareness in society regarding the problem of Alzheimer and spread sensitivity on this issue.

In addition it was an opportunity for all partners to organise next activities and to coordinate in the development of project results.

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