The proposed system is geared towards supporting individuals grappling with dementia by introducing a virtual memory application that facilitates the storage and retrieval of memories as memory loss advances. The primary objective is to enhance the lifestyle for both patients with dementia and their caregivers, addressing the isolating and frustrating nature of dementia. Accessible through an application, the system enables users, including patients and their guardians, to effortlessly store and retrieve memories. Each patient is assigned a unique QR code, which, when scanned, provides essential details, including medical condition, personal information, and contact details for guardians. The system is comprised of three main modules. New patients can register on the system by completing a form that collects necessary details. The provided information is then verified and uploaded to the MySQL database. The front end is developed using HTML, CSS, and XML, while the back-end is implemented in Java. By providing an intuitive platform for memory storage, dementia stage analysis, and educational resources, the proposed system aims to alleviate stress and improves interaction between patients and their caregivers. This initiative aligns with research indicating that cognitive stimulation activities may potentially slow the progression of dementia.
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