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Cristina A Mattison1, Kerry Waddell1, Rosalie H Wang2
1McMaster Health Forum, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada.
Abstract:
Assistive technologies play an important role in promoting healthy aging, independent living and aging-in-place, yet many experience unmet needs. This project reports on three citizen panels and a stakeholder dialogue convened in Canada to spark action towards enhancing equitable access to assistive technologies for older adults.
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