HealthCare Innovation (HCI) proudly announces the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Arab Information and Communication Technologies Organization (AICTO), marking a major milestone in regional digital health collaboration.

This strategic agreement establishes a framework for joint action in Responsible Artificial Intelligence, health data governance, digital infrastructure, and HealthTech regional expansion. It reflects a shared commitment to building sovereign, interoperable, and innovation-driven digital health ecosystems across the Arab region.

We extend our sincere appreciation to H.E. Eng. Mohamed Benamor, Director General of AICTO, for his trust and shared vision.

Why This Partnership Matters

Healthcare systems globally are undergoing accelerated digital transformation. The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) emphasizes governance, interoperability, and ethical AI frameworks as pillars of safe and equitable digital health systems. The OECD similarly highlights that data governance and cross-border interoperability are critical for scaling innovation.

The HCI–AICTO MOU directly addresses these priorities within the Arab region.

Partnership Overview

• Signatories: HealthCare Innovation (HCI) and Arab Information and Communication Technologies Organization (AICTO)
• Nature of Agreement: Strategic Memorandum of Understanding
• Core Areas: Responsible AI in Health, Health Data Governance, Digital Infrastructure & Interoperability, Startup Regional Expansion
• Geographical Scope: Arab region and Euro-Med innovation ecosystem

Strategic Impact for Tunisia & the Arab Region

• Strengthening Tunisia’s positioning as a regional HealthTech hub
• Advancing Responsible AI governance in healthcare systems
• Supporting sovereign and secure health data infrastructures
• Facilitating cross-border HealthTech market access
• Encouraging harmonization of digital health standards across the region

Next Steps

The partnership will move toward operationalization through joint working groups, regional expert forums, pilot interoperability initiatives, and structured startup soft-landing mechanisms across Arab markets.

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External References

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891
OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm
AICTO — Official Website: https://www.aicto.org

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Step into the Innovation Galaxy and explore Patient Care Pathways across six targeted therapeutic areas, powered by innovative digital applications designed to create a personalized and fully digital patient journey.

Through immersive and tactile experiences, participants will discover how technology transforms every stage of care — from diagnosis to treatment, follow-up, and patient engagement — enabling smarter coordination and better health outcomes.

Event Details

• Date: February 14, 2026
• Location: Hotel Sol Azur Hammamet, Tunisia
• Format: Immersive digital health experience and interactive innovation showcase
• Focus: Patient Care Pathways across six targeted therapeutic areas

Why Patient Care Pathways Matter

The transformation of healthcare increasingly depends on integrated digital solutions capable of coordinating care across multiple stages of the patient journey. The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) highlights the importance of interoperable systems, governance frameworks, and patient-centered innovation. Similarly, the OECD underscores that digital health solutions must enhance continuity of care and improve health system efficiency.

Innovation Galaxy places Patient Care Pathways at the center of digital transformation, emphasizing personalized medicine, interoperability, and measurable health impact.

What Participants Will Experience

• Interactive demonstrations of digital applications across diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up
• Real-world use cases illustrating personalized and data-driven care models
• Integrated digital solutions improving patient engagement and coordination
• Cross-sector collaboration between academia, startups, and innovation leaders

Collaborative Ecosystem

Innovation Galaxy brings together HealthCare Innovation, GFI University, Enactus Pharmacy, and Connway Academy to create a dynamic innovation environment bridging education, entrepreneurship, and applied digital health transformation.

Strategic Impact for Tunisia

• Advancing digital Patient Care Pathways in Tunisia
• Strengthening collaboration between universities and HealthTech startups
• Promoting personalized and interoperable digital health ecosystems
• Positioning Tunisia as a regional hub for immersive healthcare innovation

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/

Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/

Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/

Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/

Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891

OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm

Join us in Hammamet on February 14, 2026 and explore the future of Patient Care Pathways. https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

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We are proud to announce the signing of a partnership agreement between BiotechPole Sidi Thabet and HealthCare Innovation (HCI), with a clear priority: accelerating Digital Health in Tunisia.

This collaboration aims to strengthen the national innovation ecosystem by building structured digital health and biotech pipelines, connecting startups with healthcare stakeholders, and enhancing joint capacity to respond to national and international funding opportunities.

Why This Partnership Matters

Digital health transformation requires strong coordination between research hubs, innovation clusters, and industry actors. The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) emphasizes ecosystem collaboration, governance, and interoperability as foundational pillars for effective health system modernization. The OECD similarly highlights that innovation ecosystems must connect research, startups, and industry to scale impactful solutions.

This partnership aligns with these priorities by creating structured collaboration between Tunisia’s biotech infrastructure and HealthTech innovation ecosystem.

Joint Program Objectives

• Launch a joint Digital Health & biotech project pipeline, including proposal development and coordinated responses to national and international calls.
• Organize co-branded ecosystem events such as workshops, conferences, and seminars connecting startups with healthcare and industry stakeholders.
• Provide joint support for startups and SMEs through advisory services, partnership structuring, and ecosystem access.

Strategic Impact for Tunisia

• Strengthening Tunisia’s Digital Health and biotech project pipeline readiness
• Enhancing startup access to structured advisory and partnership frameworks
• Increasing participation in national and international innovation calls
• Building stronger bridges between research, industry, and entrepreneurship ecosystems
• Positioning Tunisia as a competitive hub for HealthTech and biotech collaboration

Next Steps

Following this agreement, both institutions will begin structuring joint working groups, mapping project opportunities, and launching coordinated ecosystem events to accelerate tangible impact across Digital Health and biotech domains.

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891
OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm

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HealthCare Innovation is proud to announce the signing of a partnership agreement with GFI Group — bringing together Polytech Sousse and connway academy — to strengthen HealthTech innovation and advanced IT expertise in Tunisia and beyond.

By bridging digital health innovation with cutting-edge IT capabilities, this collaboration reinforces a shared commitment to building scalable, secure, and impactful e-health solutions while positioning Tunisia as a competitive hub for HealthTech development.

Why This Partnership Matters

The evolution of digital health increasingly depends on strong integration between healthcare expertise and advanced information technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Business Intelligence. The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) emphasizes interoperability, data governance, and innovation capacity as pillars of modern health systems. The OECD likewise highlights that digital transformation in healthcare requires robust IT infrastructure and talent development.

This partnership directly addresses these priorities by connecting HealthTech innovation with specialized IT education and applied research capabilities.

Collaboration Objectives

• Accelerate innovation in digital health and e-health solutions through structured joint initiatives.
• Integrate advanced IT expertise in Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Business Intelligence into HealthTech projects.
• Support talent development and applied research for national and international innovation initiatives.

Strategic Impact for Tunisia

• Strengthening the integration of IT excellence into HealthTech ecosystems.
• Enhancing cybersecurity and data protection standards within digital health solutions.
• Expanding applied research collaboration between education institutions and innovation clusters.
• Supporting scalable HealthTech solutions ready for regional and international deployment.
• Positioning Tunisia as a competitive and secure hub for digital health innovation.

Next Steps

The partnership will move toward operationalization through joint programs, collaborative workshops, innovation challenges, and coordinated participation in national and international calls for projects. Both institutions aim to translate this strategic alignment into measurable impact across education, technology, and healthcare.

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891
OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm

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HealthCare Innovation, in collaboration with the Fédération Tunisienne des Sociétés d’Assurances (FTUSA), the General Arab Insurance Federation (GAIF), and Tunis Re, proudly co-hosted the Insurance Innovation Galaxy during the 18th Carthage Insurance Meeting.

This immersive experience was designed to equip insurance companies with digital and AI-powered tools, while facilitating matchmaking with high-potential startups to enhance sector performance, risk management, and overall resilience.

A Hands-On Platform for Insurance Ecosystem Transformation

More than an exhibition space, the Insurance Innovation Galaxy served as a dynamic platform for discovery, dialogue, and innovation. The initiative aimed to strengthen the insurance ecosystem by fostering collaboration between insurers, technology providers, startups, and innovation leaders.

Key Themes Explored

• Digital health integration within insurance models
• Artificial Intelligence applications for underwriting and claims optimization
• Corporate sustainability and ESG-driven risk strategies
• Natural disaster risk management and resilience frameworks
• Startup–insurance matchmaking to accelerate InsurTech adoption

Why Insurance Innovation Matters

The digital transformation of insurance is closely linked to broader health and technology innovation ecosystems. According to the WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025), cross-sector digital integration strengthens resilience and improves system performance. The OECD also highlights that AI-driven risk modeling and data governance are key enablers for modern insurance and health systems.

By embedding digital health, AI, and innovation capacity within the insurance sector, the Insurance Innovation Galaxy contributes to building a more adaptive and future-ready ecosystem.

Strategic Impact for Tunisia and the Region

• Strengthening collaboration between insurance leaders and HealthTech startups
• Promoting AI-powered tools for improved risk management and operational efficiency
• Encouraging cross-sector dialogue between insurance, digital health, and innovation ecosystems
• Advancing Tunisia’s positioning as a regional hub for InsurTech and digital innovation

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891
OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm

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HealthCare Innovation is proud to announce the signature of a strategic partnership agreement with DataXion, marking an important step in strengthening secure and compliant health data infrastructure for the HealthTech ecosystem.

As part of this collaboration, HealthCare Innovation organized an immersive visit for our community of HealthTech startups and project leaders at DataXion’s data center, reinforcing practical understanding of secure hosting environments and regulatory compliance requirements.

Immersive Visit & Technical Program

• A guided tour of DataXion’s data center infrastructure
• A dedicated workshop on health data hosting, compliance, and data sovereignty
• Open discussions and Q&A sessions addressing real-world data challenges faced by HealthTech entrepreneurs

Shared Strategic Objective

The partnership aims to enable HealthTech startups to access secure, compliant, and sovereign cloud and data center environments from the earliest stages of development, fully aligned with health data regulatory requirements.

By embedding compliance and cybersecurity foundations early in the innovation lifecycle, the collaboration contributes to building credible, investment-ready, and scalable digital health solutions.

Why Secure Health Data Infrastructure Matters

The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) emphasizes strong governance, cybersecurity, and data protection as essential pillars for trusted digital health systems. The OECD likewise highlights that secure data infrastructure and regulatory compliance are prerequisites for scaling AI-driven and digital health solutions.

Through this partnership, HealthCare Innovation and DataXion are reinforcing Tunisia’s readiness to support market-ready HealthTech solutions capable of scaling locally and internationally.

Strategic Impact for Tunisia

• Strengthening secure and sovereign health data hosting capacity
• Enhancing compliance and regulatory readiness for HealthTech startups
• Improving cybersecurity awareness within the digital health ecosystem
• Supporting scalable cloud and AI-driven healthcare innovation
• Positioning Tunisia as a trusted hub for secure HealthTech infrastructure

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891
OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm

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HealthCare Innovation proudly participated in the first edition of Tunisia AI Days 2025, a landmark event bringing together leading experts, researchers, innovators, and policymakers to explore the future of Artificial Intelligence across strategic sectors, including healthcare, research, and innovation.

Dr Haroun OUANES, MBA, represented HealthCare Innovation as a panelist, contributing to discussions on AI in Healthcare, digital transformation, and responsible AI adoption alongside renowned experts from Tunisia and abroad.

Advancing AI in Healthcare and Innovation

Tunisia AI Days 2025 marked a significant milestone in strengthening the national AI ecosystem. The event fostered dialogue on how Artificial Intelligence can accelerate healthcare delivery, optimize clinical decision-making, enhance research capabilities, and support innovation-driven economic growth.

The inaugural edition encouraged cross-sector collaboration and positioned Tunisia as an emerging hub for responsible and impactful AI deployment.

Key Themes Discussed

• AI applications in healthcare diagnostics and clinical support systems
• Responsible and trustworthy AI governance frameworks
• Digital transformation strategies for research and innovation ecosystems
• Cross-sector collaboration between academia, startups, and institutions

Why Responsible AI Matters

The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) emphasizes the importance of governance, interoperability, and ethical frameworks in the deployment of digital health technologies. The OECD similarly highlights the need for trustworthy AI systems that ensure transparency, accountability, and safety.

By contributing to these discussions, HealthCare Innovation reinforced its commitment to advancing AI-driven health solutions aligned with international standards and local ecosystem priorities.

Strategic Impact for Tunisia

• Strengthening dialogue on AI in Healthcare and digital innovation
• Encouraging responsible AI adoption within national ecosystems
• Promoting collaboration between research institutions and HealthTech startups
• Positioning Tunisia as a competitive and innovation-driven AI hub

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891
OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm

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The second edition of the HCI Community Meetup brought together HealthCare Innovation community members, data experts, startup founders, project managers, and emerging talents for a dynamic exchange on the future of health data governance in North Africa and beyond.

The event created a collaborative space to address compliance, security, interoperability, and ethical data use—key pillars for building trusted and innovation-ready digital health ecosystems.

Key Highlights

• In-depth discussions on health data governance, compliance, security, and ethical data use
• Practical insights into global and regional regulatory frameworks and their implications for innovators
• Showcases of ecosystem solutions including secure data infrastructures and compliance-ready digital health tools
• Open Q&A addressing challenges faced by startups and hospitals in managing and protecting sensitive data

Outcomes & Strategic Value

The Meetup strengthened awareness around regulatory readiness and secure digital infrastructure, while fostering new collaborations across startups, hospitals, and ecosystem partners.

It contributed to shaping a clearer shared vision for building responsible, innovation-friendly, and compliant health data ecosystems in the region.

Why Health Data Governance Matters

The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) underscores the importance of data governance, privacy, cybersecurity, and interoperability as essential enablers of digital transformation in healthcare. Similarly, the OECD highlights the need for secure and compliant data infrastructures to scale digital health innovation responsibly.

By convening this dialogue, HealthCare Innovation reinforces its commitment to supporting trusted, secure, and regulation-ready HealthTech ecosystems.

Looking Ahead

Following the strong engagement of Community Meetup 2.0, HealthCare Innovation will continue to organize structured dialogues and technical sessions to advance health data governance, compliance readiness, and ecosystem collaboration.

The next edition of the HCI Community Meetup will further expand these discussions and strengthen regional innovation capacity.

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891
OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm

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HealthCare Innovation participated as an exhibitor at the AI Forward Summit 2025 in Tunis, a strategic gathering of regulators, technology leaders, innovators, and ecosystem stakeholders shaping the future of Artificial Intelligence in the region.

During the summit, HCI delivered a clear message: there is no trustworthy AI in healthcare without strong compliance frameworks, robust cybersecurity, and responsible health data governance.

Key Strategic Message

As digital health solutions increasingly rely on AI-driven analytics and decision-support systems, trust becomes a foundational requirement. HealthCare Innovation emphasized that building trust requires embedding regulatory alignment, security-by-design, and privacy-by-design principles from the earliest stages of innovation.

• Protect sensitive health data through privacy-by-design principles
• Embed robust cybersecurity measures in every digital health solution
• Align with international standards to build trust for patients and healthcare professionals

Showcasing Secure & Compliant HealthTech Solutions

On this occasion, HealthCare Innovation presented several ecosystem solutions as concrete examples of secure and compliant digital health innovation, including SAHTEE, Moodicament, OncoConnect, and ProovLab.

These initiatives illustrate how AI-powered healthcare solutions can be developed with strong compliance and cybersecurity foundations while remaining scalable and patient-centered.

Why Trustworthy AI in Health Matters

The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) highlights governance, data protection, interoperability, and ethical standards as critical enablers of digital health transformation. Similarly, the OECD underscores that trustworthy AI systems must ensure transparency, accountability, security, and human-centered design.

By participating in AI Forward Summit 2025, HealthCare Innovation reinforced its commitment to promoting ethical, secure, and human-centered AI for health in Tunisia and beyond.

Strategic Impact for Tunisia

• Strengthening dialogue between regulators, innovators, and technology leaders
• Promoting compliance-ready and cybersecurity-driven HealthTech development
• Encouraging responsible AI adoption aligned with international standards
• Positioning Tunisia as a credible hub for secure and ethical AI innovation in healthcare

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891
OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm

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On 29 November 2025, HealthCare Innovation hosted an interactive workshop dedicated to ServeSenior, a new digital companion designed for seniors and their caregivers.

The objective of the session was to co-design a human-centered solution that supports autonomy, well-being, and daily life for older adults while reducing the burden on caregivers.

Workshop Highlights

• Presentation of the ServeSenior vision and core features, including monitoring, daily support, stimulation, and education modules
• Showcase of an early prototype and live collection of participant feedback
• Discussion of real-life needs of seniors, family caregivers, and healthcare professionals
• Exploration of how digital tools can complement home visits, community services, and clinical follow-up

A Co-Design Approach to Ageing Well

ServeSenior is being developed through a collaborative co-design methodology, ensuring that seniors, caregivers, and healthcare professionals actively shape the platform’s evolution.

The insights gathered during this first workshop will guide the next iterations of the application, strengthening usability, accessibility, and real-world relevance.

Why Digital Solutions for Healthy Ageing Matter

As populations age, digital health solutions play a growing role in supporting independent living, care coordination, and preventive health monitoring. The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) highlights the importance of inclusive and people-centered digital solutions. The OECD similarly emphasizes the need for sustainable long-term care systems supported by innovation and technology.

By developing ServeSenior with direct user involvement, HealthCare Innovation contributes to building trusted, accessible, and impact-driven digital health solutions for ageing populations.

Looking Ahead

HealthCare Innovation will continue engaging geriatricians, nurses, caregivers, social workers, and digital health innovators to refine and expand ServeSenior.

The initiative reflects HCI’s commitment to promoting safe ageing at home through secure, compliant, and human-centered digital innovation.

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891
OECD — Ageing and Long-Term Care: https://www.oecd.org/health/ageing-and-long-term-care.htm

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