This has possibly already been put up?...

This has possibly already been put up?
https://www.cahs-acss.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Addendum.pdf
-Potentially warming up the Canadian market with glowing references to an RAC using Painchek described as an “example to the world” is this 74 page report addendum commissioned by the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences :

“IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND CARE OF PERSONS LIVING WITH DEMENTIA AND THEIR CAREGIVERS


P.63;CAREGIVING
Regarding the use of technology to assist with caregiving, a survey of 72 family caregiver’s identified that devices they perceived as having high usefulness were familiar, intuitive, easy to use, simplified activities and prevented accidents, with safety often given priority over the privacy and autonomy of their relatives with dementia (Mao, et al., 2015).
In care services the use of technology is expanding rapidly to encompass a wide range of activities, which demand a technology-enabled workforce.

An example is Hammond Care in Australia, an organisation embracing technology to deliver care and support to its residents. The organisation uses technology to facilitate the organisational goals and values through enabling connecting and communicating through a web-based sharing platform (SharePoint), cloud-based video conferencing, customer relationship management, training, learning and continued professional development (CPD).

Hammond Care is a partner in developing the Virtual Reality-Empathy Platform (VR-EP), cutting edge software that enables architects, designers and builders to explore potential environments as if they were a person with dementia.

Hammond Care also uses technology to support delivery of care through smart systems in the cottages where their residents live, that includes sensors for monitoring routines, addressing issues (e.g. falls), silent nurse call system, and environmental monitoring.

They also utilise PainChekTM, an app to assess pain in people with dementia, which uses artificial intelligence and Smartphone technology to visually analyse facial expressions, assess pain levels in real time and update cloud based medical records.

As a model of technology-enabled care for people with dementia, Hammond Care is an example for the world.”