Karen Cheng
Wanda Pratt
ABSTRACT
How do we keep consumers engaged in using health technologies? We welcome all researchers and practitioners who are interested in this question to join us for a spirited discussion, hosted by the CHI Health Community.
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- Consumer engagement in health technologies special interest group
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