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Planning for the International Telecare and Telehealth Conference 2012 is well underway. This year the event will take place on 12 - 14 November at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole Hotel. The agenda for the conference will be more dynamic than ever. With telecare and telehealth being right at the forefront of health and social care innovation and development, the conference programme will be a key marker of progress. Bookings for delegates and exhibitions stands are are now being taken. Please check the Conference page for details of delegate discounts and to secure the most lucrative stand position in the largest specialist exhibition for telecare and telehealth in Europe.
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Location:West Midlands
The tremendous advances in telecare and telehealth equipment have resulted in many service users/patients now being able to live a more independent life for longer. However, the speed of these advances can often mean that the supplier and service staff employed to support them may be left behind in terms of their knowledge. Objective: To assist participants in developing their knowledge and understanding of dementia in order to better a) meet the needs of people with dementia (through the services they provide e.g. product supply, development, monitoring centre services) b) engage with their health and social care colleagues
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The tremendous advances in telecare and telehealth equipment have resulted in many service users/patients now being able to live a more independent life for longer. However, the speed of these advances can often mean that the supplier and service staff employed to support them may be left behind in terms of their knowledge. Objective: To assist participants in developing their knowledge and understanding of dementia in order to better a) meet the needs of people with dementia (through the services they provide e.g. product supply, development, monitoring centre services) b) engage with their health and social care colleagues
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