A Digital Care Handover Passport for Elderly Stroke Survivors
面向中风后老人的数字照护交接护照。
Preserving personal context across rotating caregivers.
面向中风后老人的数字照护交接护照。
Preserving personal context across rotating caregivers.
"The goal is not to make the resident easier to manage. The goal is to make the resident harder to misunderstand."
In long-term care communities, shift handovers transfer medical tasks but often lose the person. Stroke survivors, particularly those with aphasia or hemiparesis, have nuanced ways of expressing discomfort or consent that disappear in clinical logs.
To break the "Medical Gaze", I mapped the cognitive and sensory experience of a stroke survivor in a nursing home.
"I am losing my dignity. I wish they understood my silence means 'no'."
Medical jargon, rushed footsteps, monitors beeping.
Different faces every shift. Personal items moved out of reach.
Turns head away when offered food. Grips bedsheets tightly.
Tracking the emotional friction of a caregiver during a 15-minute handover cycle.
The system is designed as a linear "Task Flow" rather than a database, forcing accountability at each step.