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Deel 1 – Veranderingen in de ouderenzorg – aging in place
Deel 2 – Domotica in de ouderenzorg – kwaliteit van wonen en leven
Deel 3 – De mening van ouderen over domotica: ‘Als het maar nuttig is’
Infographic – Infographic: domotica-implementatie in de ouderenzorg
