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Geriatric patients present characteristics specific to this stage of life, that require targeted care. Health information technologies have the potential to improve the quality of healthcare. The objective of this study is to describe the design of a mobile and web application for the comprehensive care of older adults. We highlight the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration between health informaticians and a clinical care team throughout the project.
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