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ATHENE: Assistive technologies for healthy living in elders: needs assessment by ethnography.

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ATHENE: Assistive technologies for healthy living in elders: needs assessment by ethnography. / Greenhalgh, Trish; Procter, Rob; Wherton, Joe et al.
2011. Paper presented at Digital Engagement 2011, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, United Kingdom.

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Greenhalgh T, Procter R, Wherton J, Rouncefield M. ATHENE: Assistive technologies for healthy living in elders: needs assessment by ethnography.. 2011. Paper presented at Digital Engagement 2011, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, United Kingdom.

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Greenhalgh, Trish ; Procter, Rob ; Wherton, Joe et al. / ATHENE: Assistive technologies for healthy living in elders: needs assessment by ethnography. Paper presented at Digital Engagement 2011, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, United Kingdom.2 p.

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