Be He@lthy, Be Mobile - A handbook on how to implement M-Ageing

17 Oct 2018

Handbook providing guidance for national programmes and organizations responsible for the care of older persons to develop implement, monitor, and evaluate an mAgeing programme using mobile health technology.

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Be He@lthy, Be Mobile - A handbook on how to implement M-Ageing

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