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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 “Staying Connected” Challenge Area.
The “Staying Connected” Challenge Area focuses on using technology to encourage social participation by supporting older adults and caregivers to stay engaged at home, work, and in the community.
| Chair: | Adina Panchea, Université de Sherbrooke | ||
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| High-Touch, Low-Barrier AgeTech: A Collaborative Approach to Support Socially Isolated Canadians Aged 55+ through the CONNECT Program Kira Kudar, University of Manitoba, and Lyne Ouellet, St. Thomas University and University of New Brunswick |
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| Peer Support for People with Limb Loss: Reflections on Hosting a Community-Based Priority-Setting Workshop Brittany Pousett, University of British Columbia, and Kirsten Woodend, Amputee Coalition for Canada |
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| VanTech Med / SundaeDoll Vanessa Lo, VanTech Med / SundaeDoll |
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