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[...] 2.2) Causes of walking The reasons for this behavior are numerous. The IDE and the care team will attempt to identify them in order to understand the need that this locomotive activity represents for the person and to respond to the need(s) that they express. It can be explained by: - a behavior responding to vital needs (hunger, thirst) (Tilly & Reed, 2006) - psychological factors such as boredom (Coons et al., 1988). - environmental factors such as an unknown environment (Hong & Song, 2009) - a flight or opposition mechanism in response to a feeling of confinement. [...]
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[...] They aim to protect people from falls, dangerous situations, and escapes. These devices are reactive, and caregivers can easily locate the person to provide assistance. They position themselves as tools that combine security and freedom for comings and goings within a limited radius. However, surveillance would be legitimate for security, but for some, it would lead to excessive surveillance and thus raises ethical questions. In 2022, the 'Alerte Errance' device was implemented by the Ubiquid company after a year of testing in six EHPADs. [...]
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