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Self-Care Technologies and Collaboration
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DOI：10.1080/10447318.2015.1067498.png)
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The self-management of a chronic condition is a collaborative activity, performed by patients and carers. However, to date, self-care technologies have been mostly designed for individual use. This article uses a case study of people living with Parkinson's disease to (a) illustrate how patients and carers collaborate in self-management, (b) discuss the reasons why self-care technology is designed for individual use, and (c) explore the implications of recognizing collaborations for the design of self-care technologies. This work is based on a qualitative study with interviews and observations with people living with Parkinson's. The analysis illustrates how people living with Parkinson's collaborate in self-care to build a good life. In particular, it exemplifies how the complex interplay of actions and of patients and carers enables the different self-care activities to take place. To further integrate self-care technology in everyday life, designers need to consider collaborations when studying the context, conceptualizing a technology, and planning an evaluation.
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PARKINSONS-DISEASE
MANAGEMENT
CAREGIVERS
KNOWLEDGE
SUPPORT
PEOPLE
BURDEN
EXPERT
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