Nov
14
Tue
Aging2.0 Optimize
Nov 14 – Nov 15 all-day

November 14-15, 2017 in San Francisco, CA

The annual Aging2.0 OPTIMIZE Conference, the largest global event focused on the intersection of innovation and aging.

What is Aging2.0 OPTIMIZE Conference all about?

•Build critical relationships within Aging2.0’s global community to support your growth and collaboration in the year ahead
•Network with the decision makers and investors
•Hear from thought leaders about important trends both inside and adjacent to senior care that will transform the aging experience
•Tech futurists will expand your thinking about what’s possible
•Interact with innovators and products from around the world

Nov
16
Thu
Silver Industry
Nov 16 – Nov 18 all-day

Silver Industry – 16-18th November – China

From November 16 to 18, 2017, the 4th China International Silvery Industry Exhibition (‘SIC’ hereinafter) will continue to be held in the Poly World Trade Center Expo in Guangzhou. Compared to last session, this session will see an increased scale and reach a total exhibition area of 30,000 square meters. 350 exhibitors from nearly 20 countries and regions will be present and expect to receive around 50,000 visitors. With the implementation of national polices on the overall opening up of senior care market and service upgrade, SIC will continue to follow up with policy and industrial trends, deeply explore and comprehensively extend the value of the Fair as a platform, so as to help the enterprises create more business opportunities, and provide a grand multi-tiered and three-dimensional industrial gala integrating product presentation, forums and summits, as well as trade and procurement conferences.

 

Four Professional Sectors Focusing on New Features of Rehabilitation and Care

SIC, known as China’s most influential international event for the global silver industry, has been successfully held for three sessions. Now it has accumulated abundant advantageous resources from the government, the industry and the channels, and brought together the most cutting-edge products, technologies, solutions and achievements from various sectors of the whole industrial chain. By deeply integrating industrial resources, SIC 2017 will retain its four theme sectors, namely Barrier-Free Living, Rehabilitation and Care, Smart Senior Care and Health Maintenance to be further professional and targeted, which fully interpret the whole senior care industrial chain, and promote the industrial integration and development. Meanwhile, in order to cater for a rapidly growing and expanding senior rehabilitation & care and medical care market and more state policies to support the industry, SIC 2017 will intensify efforts to upgrade the rehabilitation & care sector to fully present state-of-the-art products and technologies of the industry within medical equipment, rehabilitation facilities, nursing care products and auxiliary appliances, help the enterprises within the industry to keep in line with the market trends, and promote the upgrade and reform of the silver industry.

 

Assembly of International Brands for More Business Opportunities

The 3rd SIC saw the number of overseas exhibitors exceed 34%, and made a brilliant presentation for Australia, Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan pavilions. It also attracted nearly 100 world-renowned enterprises and brands from more than 10 countries and regions such as the US, UK and France to participate. SIC 2017 will continue to extend its international influence with the presentation of TOTO, Paramount Bed, PTW Architects, RDNS China, Anjoy, Karasawa and other top-notch senior care brands of the world, and build an ideal bridge for them to enter into the Chinese market. Meanwhile, by integrating the resources of the industrial chains both upstream and downstream, and attracting quality professional buyers from diversified fields including the Chinese authorities of civil affairs, health and disabled persons’ federations, senior care industry development and investment companies, distributors and agents of daily necessities for the elderly, SIC 2017 will provide pertinent business resources for exhibitors, help to upgrade their business channels, strengthen their brand value, seize more market share, and create new opportunities for business cooperation.

 

Brilliant Concurrent Events for an Overview of the Future of Silver Industry

SIC 2017 will organize some value-added forums and communication events, such as main forums, sub-forums and exclusive forums, and bring together elite scholars and experts from government agencies, industrial associations, social organizations, and leading enterprises to conduct in-depth discussion upon hot issues, look into and review the silver industry and its market changes, to present the latest technologies and market development direction of the silver industry. Besides, SIC will also organize procurement conferences, trade meetings and other match-making events for reputed real estate developers and chain stores to pair with exhibitors and make business deals so as to provide pertinent and highly-efficient business cooperation opportunities for both parties.

Through three years of hard efforts, SIC will remain dedicated to playing its role as an industry pilot and lead the industry with foresighted ideas and insightful plans. As the 4th session is approaching, SIC will continue to provide new opportunities for the industry to improve competitiveness and spare no efforts to help the enterprises be well prepared for the future, and infuse the silver industry with extraordinary core drive for the next development.

Nov
20
Mon
Economic Consequences of Population Ageing and Intergenerational Equity
Nov 20 – Nov 22 all-day

Economic Consequences of Population Ageing and Intergenerational Equity – 20/22 november 2017

The European population is ageing at a rapid pace: the old-age dependency ratio in 28 EU countries will increase from 31 per cent today to 50 per cent by year 2040. Among the institutions most affected by demographic change is the public transfer system, which largely redistributes from the employed population to the retired elderly generation.

There are concerns that the increasing share of elderly persons relative to the employed would result in a large burden on the young generations and puts the elderly population at the risk of poverty. Substantial research seeks to understand and quantify the consequences of ageing for public transfers and provide suggestions how to adapt the transfer systems to demographic changes.

The guiding principle of the AGENTA project is to explain and forecast public transfers in Europe and provide evidence-based policy proposals to ensure the long-term sustainability of public finances. In the final conference, we shall bring researchers, stakeholders and policy-makers together to discuss the challenges and to develop strategies toward adapting the intergenerational transfer systems to demographic changes.

The conference will be structured along the following topics:

  • Labour force participation and retirement
  • Intergenerational redistribution of resources
  • Public revenues and expenditures in a demographic context
  • Simulation of public and private transfer systems
  • Measures and indicators for intergenerational transfers: sustainability and fairness

 

Nov
21
Tue
Information Technology in Age Care
Nov 21 – Nov 22 all-day

Information Technology in Age Care – 21 – 22th november – Australia

The ITAC 2017 organising committee invites you to participate at the Information Technology in Aged Care Conference to be held 21 & 22 November 2017 at the Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre.

The theme of the conference, ITAC – Navigating the Future emphasises the importance of information technology in establishing a sustainable, quality focused aged care environment. The conference will bring together local and international experts across the fields of community care, medication management, assistive technologies and offsite information systems delivery. These critical aged care topics will be discussed from a practical perspective, highlighting the information we need to know now to better manage and design aged care service delivery which will deliver on the evolving environment of enhanced consumer choice.

Feb
6
Tue
AgeingFit 2018
Feb 6 – Feb 7 all-day

AgeingFit 2018 – 6-7 february 2018

AgeingFit is the 1st European business convention dedicated to innovation in the healthy ageing sector, gathering all actors in the innovation cycle from research to market, along with the key players in regulation and evaluation.

 

Apr
19
Thu
World Congress on Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis and Musculoskeletal Diseases
Apr 19 @ – Apr 22 @

World Congress on Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis and Musculoskeletal Diseases – April 19-22, 2018

Organizers: European Society for Clinical and Economic Aspects of Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis and Musculoskeletal Diseases (ESCEO) and International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF)

The world’s leading clinical conference on bone, joint and muscle health will take place in Krakow, Poland.WCO, IOF and ESCEO have worked in partnership for several years to develop a unique European springtime meeting programme for healthcare professionals, researchers and young scientists.We are eagerly looking forward to welcoming you in Krakow from April 19 to April 22, 2018.

Congress Chairpersons
Jean-Yves Reginster (ESCEO President) and John A. Kanis (IOF President)Scientific

Committee Chairpersons
Cyrus Cooper (Chair, IOF Scientific Committee) and René Rizzoli (Chair, ESCEO Scientific Committee)

 

Jul
29
Sun
The Future of Ageing 2018
Jul 29 all-day

ILC UK is pleased to announce that our next Future of Ageing Conference will take place on Thursday 29th November 2018.

The annual Future of Ageing conferences have been described by delegates as ‘one of the best conferences I have ever attended’. The conferences assemble experts from the fields of health, housing, finance and business to identify the challenges and opportunities posed by an ageing society.

They expect over 250 attendees to join us at the conference, including policy-makers; business leaders; charity sector experts; public sector decision makers; local authority staff; academics; and senior journalists. Last year we had journalists attending from 8 national (UK) newspapers including the FT, Times, Daily Mail, and The Guardian.

Confirmed speakers include:

  • Caroline Dinenage MP, Minister of State for Care
  • Baroness Ruth Lister, Emeritus Professor of Social Policy and former Head of the Child Poverty Action Group
  • Dr Paul Dornan, Child Poverty expert in the Department of International Development at Oxford University
  • Ashwin Kumar, Chief Economist, Joseph Rowntree Foundation

 

Aug
4
Sat
Care and Ageing Expo @ Pavillion 3, Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre
Aug 4 – Aug 5 all-day

The Western Australian Care and Ageing Expo is a showcase of the products, services, information and education available for the care and support of the ageing Australian consumer.

The Expo provides a comprehensive source of information to the Western Australian consumer to enable them to make an informed choice about all things aged care – whether people are just starting to understand the journey of caring for loved ones or looking at how they can be better prepared for the future.

This event will benefit those planning for their own needs and those planning for family members.

Hear from experts across a whole range of aged care issues such as choosing home care or residential care, how to care for those with dementia, how to navigate the MyAgedCare website, hear about the latest technology in hearing aids and much more.

The Bethanie Lifestyle seminar stage will provide a continuous stream of information from industry experts and discussion panels and give you the opportunity to ask questions.

 

Aug
8
Wed
International Federation on Ageing: 14th Global Conference on Ageing
Aug 8 – Aug 10 all-day

International Federation on Ageing: 14th Global Conference on Ageing – 8 to 10 august 2018

More info soon

Aug
12
Sun
Pioneering a New Culture of Aging Conference
Aug 12 – Aug 15 all-day

Pioneer Network will be hosting our annual conference, Pioneering a New Culture of Aging, bringing together individuals from across the United States and other countries who care deeply about changing the culture of aging, creating opportunities for communication, networking and learning with and from each other as they share innovative thought and best practices.

They strive to make this event meaningful to people who support person-directed living and culture change for the benefit of elders wherever they may live.  They aim to support those who are just starting on the culture change journey to build a sense of home and community for and with elders – as well as those who have been actively engaged in this mission for some time.