Connected Health & Ambient Assisted Living Symposium 2011
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The document outlines an agenda for the Connected Health & Ambient Assisted Living Symposium 2011, which was jointly hosted by BioBusiness, CASALA, and the Netwell Centre. The symposium took place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Dundalk and included keynote speakers and presentations on connected health and ambient assisted living technologies from organizations such as NICTA, Alere, ECCH, IDA, UPMC, the HSE, and the University of Ulster.
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