WAMIII Virtual Talk Series
The WAMIII virtual talk series will continue to convene and educate the global community of technologists, clinicians, healthcare professionals, regulatory, patient advocates, bio/pharma professionals, and any other stakeholder who have a common interest in developing solutions around the safe, responsible and validated use of connected wireless medical devices in, on, and around us.
The WAMIII Virtual Talk Series is a critical educational and outreach program under the Clinical Health Workstream of the IEEE SA Healthcare and Life Science Practice.
Upcoming Session
Wednesday, 30 November 2022 | 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET
Enabling Robotics to Support the Aging with Dignity, Privacy and Security
Where can open and consensus-built technical and data standards, enhanced policy guidance, and overall education and awareness help drive trust in the adoption of our new robotic caregivers and supporters?
Sessions On-Demand
Browse all of the recorded sessions for the WAMIIII Virtual Talk Series – or view by related topics. All of the sessions provide insight on the latest innovations from Industry experts either by presentations or a moderated panel. Register to gain access to all sessions for free.
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