1.  加齢とデジタル・ライフ・コース （2015）

Aging and the digital life course, edited by David Prendergast and Chiara Garattini, （Life course, culture and aging : global transformations / general editor, Jay Sokolovsky, v. 3）, Berghahn, 2015

章立て

Introduction : critical reflections on ageing and technology in the twenty-first century / Chiara Garattini and David Prendergast

Social media and the age-friendly community / Philip B. Stafford

Exploring new technologies through playful peer-to-peer engagement in informal learning / Josie Tetley ... [et al.]

Older people and constant contact media / Rachel S. Singh

Beyond determinism : understanding actual use of social robots by older people / Louis Neven and Christina Leeson

Designing technologies for social connection with older people / Joseph Wherton ... [et al.]

Avoiding the 'iceberg effect' : incorporating a behavioural change approach to technology design in chronic illness / John Dinsmore

Supporting a good life with dementia / Arlene J. Astell

Home telehealth : industry enthusiasm, health system resistance and community expectations / Sarah Delaney and Claire Somerville

Analysing hands-on-tech care work in telecare installations : frictional encounters with gerontechnological designs / Daniel López and Tomás Sánchez-Criado

Caregiving in the digital era / Madelyn Iris and Rebecca Berman

Digital storytelling and the transnational retirement networks of older Japanese adults / Mayumi Ono

Digital games in the lives of older adults / Bob De Schutter, Julie A. Brown and Henk Herman Nap

Digital ownership across lifespans / Wendy Moncur

2.　認知症（痴呆症）へのグローバルなアプローチ（2010）

Dementia : a global approach, edited by Ennapadam S. Krishnamoorthy, Martin J. Prince, Jeffrey L. Cummings, Cambridge University Press, 2010, information from https://ci.nii.ac.jp/ncid/BB03643198

Summary: "Growth in the incidence of dementia presents major challenges to global healthcare systems. As the burden of dementia in non-Western cultures grows, developing nations are expected to overtake developed nations in terms of dementia prevalence. Insights from developing nations and transcultural considerations are, nevertheless, neglected in the published literature. Dementia: A Global Approach fills this gap by integrating contemporary cross-cultural knowledge about dementia. Each section reviews the literature from the published, predominantly Western, perspective, contrasting it with empirical knowledge from non-Western cultures. Covering major clinical, epidemiological and scientific areas of interest, detailed consideration is also given to care-giving models across the world and management of patients who have migrated between regions."

Growth in the incidence of dementia presents major challenges to global healthcare systems. As the burden of dementia in non-Western cultures grows, developing nations are expected to overtake developed nations in terms of dementia prevalence. Insights from developing nations and transcultural considerations are, nevertheless, neglected in the published literature. Dementia: A Global Approach fills this gap by integrating contemporary cross-cultural knowledge about dementia. Each section reviews the literature from the published, predominantly Western, perspective, contrasting it with empirical knowledge from non-Western cultures. Covering major clinical, epidemiological and scientific areas of interest, detailed consideration is also given to care-giving models across the world and management of patients who have migrated between regions. Enriched with personal insights from clinical experts across the globe, this is a key text for neurologists, geriatricians, psychiatrists, psychologists, epidemiologists and all those responsible for managing provisions of dementia services.

章立て

1. The aging brain and mind: cultural and anthropological perspectives Kua Ee Heok

2. Mild cognitive impairment: current concepts and cross cultural issues Seethalakshmi Ramanathan and Ennapadam S. Krishnamoorthy

3. Alzheimer's Disease: the African American story Hugh Hendrie

4. Vascular cognitive impairment:

4A. The syndrome of vascular cognitive impairment: current concepts J. V. Bowler

4B. Debate: is vascular dementia more common in some parts of the world? Yes Suvarna Allad No R. Stewart

5. Cross cultural issues of global significance:

5A. Infections and dementia - the view from a developing nation P. Satishchandra and Vijayan Joy


5B. Nutrition and dementia - where is the nexus? Alan D. Dangour and Ricardo Uauy

6. Assessment:

6A. The experience of assessing cognition across cultures Kathleen S. Hall

6B. Assessing behavior in dementia across cultures Vorapun Senanarong and Jeffrey L. Cummings

7. Psychosocial factors:

7A. Quality of life in dementia: global perspective and transcultural issues Caroline Selai, Demetris Pillas and Annabel Dodds

7B. Caregiving for dementia: global perspectives and transcultural issues T. Alphons, E. S. Krishnamoorthy and K. Gomez

7C. Care arrangements for patients with dementia: China Helen Chiu, Joshua Tsoh and Xin Yu

8. Service delivery and management:

8A. Dementia services: developing rural and remote services Sadanand Rajkumar and Julia Lane

8B. Non-pharmacological approachs: patient centred approaches S. Kalyanasundaram

9. The clinical approach to the person with dementia:

9A. Peru (South America) Mariella Guerra

9B. Nigeria Richard Uwakwe

9C. Australia David Ames and Eleanor Flynn

9D. The United States of America Jeffrey L. Cummings

9E. Japan Akira Homma

9F. China Joshua Tsoh, Helen Chiu and Xin Yu

10. Raising global awareness: the role of non-governmental organisations:

10A. The role of NGOs in raising awareness: Alzheimer's Disease International Marc Wortmann

10B. Perspectives from a developing nation Jacob Roy Kuriakose

11. The contribution of cross-cultural research to dementia care and policy - an overview, focusing on the work of the 10/66 Dementia Research Group Martin J. Prince

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