Feasibility Study of Co-Creation Methods in Constructing Patient Experience Spaces

Abstract

Because the symptoms of dementia arise from ac-quired brain dysfunction, they are highly individual and diverse.In this study, we constructed patient experience (PX) spacesthat allows care workers in nursing and caregiving settingsto participant-informed approximation such as hallucinations. Through a real-time co-creation process with people living withdementia (PwD), we examine whether their narratives can bereproduced more accurately within a shorter timeframe. Ourcontribution is thus a proof-of-process and a set of design insightsfor participant-informed PX construction, rather than evidence of generalizable clinical or educational efficacy.

Publication
In 2026 IEEE 15th Global Conference on Consumer Electronics
Keita Hirobe
Keita Hirobe
Master’s Student(M2)
Atsushi Omata
Atsushi Omata
Research Associate
Shogo Ishikawa
Shogo Ishikawa
Associate Professor