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Center for Assistive Technology & Environmental Access (CATEA) Segment 4: Aging in Place:Disability, Health Care and the Design Response.

Joseph A. Koncelik.

Professor of Industrial Design (Retired).

College of Architecture.

Georgia Institute of Technology.

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Professor Emeritus.

Department of Industrial, Interior and Visual Communication Design.

College of the Arts.

The Ohio State University.

Date of Segment Initiation: October 15th, 2002.

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This section of the three section slide program deals with issues of health, healthcare, the onset of disabilities and design issues related to disability. The content specifically deals with "aging in place" as a design response related to the onset of disabilities.

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