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HQP Affiliates Registration

If you would like to apply to become an HQP (trainee) in AGE-WELL then please fill out the registration form.

External Registration

If you would like to apply for a Catalyst or SIP application and do not yet have an account, you can register as an 'External-Candidate' by using this registration form.

AGE-WELL Conference Abstracts

Abstract submissions for AGEWELL2023 are encouraged from all stakeholders who work or have an interest in technology and aging or ‘AgeTech”. Submitters do not need to be current members of AGE-WELL (e.g. funded or affiliate researcher, HQP, startup affiliate, etc.).

Applicants must have a Forum Research Portal account to submit a conference abstract. Applicants without existing Forum accounts must first register as an 'External-Candidate' to access the conference abstract module by using this registration form.

Please see the Call for Abstracts for additional information.

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AGE-WELL is a pan-Canadian network of industry, non-profit organizations, government, care providers, caregivers, end-users, and academic partners working together using high-quality research to drive innovation and create technologies and services that benefit older adults. Our vision is to harness and build upon the potential of emerging and advanced technologies in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), e-health, information communication technologies (ICTs), and mobile technologies to stimulate technological, social, and policy innovation. We aim to help older Canadians maintain their independence, health and quality of life through accessible technologies that increase their safety and security, support their independent living, and enhance their social participation.

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