Jockey Club Rehabilitation Engineering Centre - The center provides services to people with disabilities and academic programs in Biomedical

Jockey Club Rehabilitation Engineering Centre

Hong Kong

The center provides services to people with disabilities and academic programs in Biomedical and Rehabilitation Engineering in Hong Kong.

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