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Gerontechnology: A sustainable investment in the future.

By: Graafmans, JContributor(s): Charness, N. eds | Taipale, VMaterial type: Text

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TextLanguage: eng. Series: (Studies in health technology and informatics; vol. 48)Publication details: Amsterdam IOS Press, 1998 Description: 470pISBN: 9251993676Subject(s): Aging and Technology | Communication Technologyfor Aged | Gerontechnology-trends | PHARMACY SERVICE HOSPITALNLM classification: WT 100: N98G: GRA

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