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An Experience with Mental Health Professionals using Long Lasting Memories Program

Technology integration in the field of mental health helps prevent cognitive decline in patients. If older users do not adopt service-based Information and Communication Technologies, they will face problems in managing their daily lives. The main objective of our work is to analyze the usability of the Long Lasting Memories program among mental health professionals. This study sample consisted of 23 participants: psychologists (52.2%) and qualified assistants (47.8%). Once the intervention with the program had concluded, the participants answered a usability questionnaire with different variables. Questions relating to aspects such as the ease of use of the program, its satisfaction and sustainability were included in the questionnaire. From the point of view of the professional in charge of the intervention, the degree of usability is high.