Should caregivers be allowed to use GPS tracking systems to keep track of seniors with dementia, particulary those who have gone wandering in the past? Is this a way to keep seniors safe, or an intrusion into the privacy of vulnerable elders?
Should caregivers be allowed to use GPS tracking systems to keep track of seniors with dementia, particulary those who have gone wandering in the past? Is this a way to keep seniors safe, or an intrusion into the privacy of vulnerable elders?
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