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September 10, 2025BioMedInformaticsOpen Access

Co-Designing a DSM-5-Based AI-Powered Smart Assistant for Monitoring Dementia and Ongoing Neurocognitive Decline: Development Study

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FDFareed Ud DinUniversity of New England NGNabaraj GiriUniversity of New England NSNamrata ShettyUniversity of Massachusetts Chan Medical School

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Development study reveals an AI-powered Smart Assistant improves monitoring in dementia, suggesting a user-centered design approach may enhance clinical tools.

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The SmartApp allows for longitudinal tracking of cognitive performance over time, enhancing monitoring capabilities.
Participants indicated high satisfaction with features like simplified navigation and clinician-focused reporting modules.
A novel co-design process using Agile principles and the Double Diamond Model effectively refined the SmartApp.
The approach promotes responsible AI integration while ensuring the tool remains accessible for vulnerable populations.

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Din et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c183f89b7b07f3a060fd93 https://doi.org/10.3390/biomedinformatics5030049

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Development study reveals an AI-powered Smart Assistant improves monitoring in dementia, suggesting a user-centered design approach may enhance clinical tools.

Co-Designing a DSM-5-Based AI-Powered Smart Assistant for Monitoring Dementia and Ongoing Neurocognitive Decline: Development Study

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