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A self-determination theory-based cognitive prosthetic to improve medication adherence in African American older adults with diabetes.

2026-07-27, Experimental gerontology (10.1016/j.exger.2026.113252) (online)
William Bayer, and Anthony A Sterns (?)
Medication nonadherence among older adults with type 2 diabetes is common and contributes to preventable complications, especially in African American communities. MediTeddi is a new cognitive prosthetic in the form of a friendly talking electronic bear that delivers scheduled medication prompts, collects simple confirmations, and provides rolling statistical feedback based on Self-Determination Theory. This study evaluated its pilot efficacy and explored support for a cognitive prosthetic framework.
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