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Join us for EPIC presentations from AGE-WELL and EPIC-AT students, postdoctoral fellows, research staff, early career researchers (ECRs) and their stakeholders as they share their research in the “Autonomy & Independence” Challenge Area.
The “Autonomy & Independence” Challenge Area focuses on the use of information and communication technologies to help older adults maintain autonomy and independence in the face of impairment, disability or illness.
| Chair: | Viviane Josewski, University of Northern British Columbia | ||
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| Supporting Mobility and Independence in Older Adults: A Wearable-Driven Solution for Neighborhood-Specific Challenges Ghanim Saqib, University of Alberta, and Maren Bolstler, GEF Seniors Housing |
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| Towards a Better Approach for Evaluating the Comfort, Dignity, and Safety of Transfer Technologies Through Integrated Knowledge Translation Nathalie Todamnguepnang, University of Ottawa, and Gale Ramsden, study participant |
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| Steadiwear Emile Maamary, Steadiwear Inc. |
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