Following the footsteps of an incredible previous International conference in the field of Geriatric Gerontology and Palliative Medicine, Conference series has its stage all set for the onset of the 10th International Conference on Geriatric Nursing and Palliative Care during the adorable time period of Nov 19 – 20 at the alluring city of Paris, France, wherein , the scientific program holds in itself , a mind-blowing amalgamation of formats , spread from keynote sessions to an exquisite and highly interactive discussion sessions.
The 8th International Congress on Geriatric Gerontology and Palliative Medicine (Geriatric Conference 2018) aims at a vivid and thought-worthy discussion on the latest research results along with technological headway in the mentioned field and thus brings on Geriatricians , specialized nurses , physiotherapists , general physicians along with Orthopedic and Neurological experts round the globe , under one single roof , on account of their valuable views getting shared and exchanged , in order to proliferate the field of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine. Conference series is used-to in organizing 500+ International Conferences every year across USA, Europe & Asia with associated aid from 1000 more scientific societies and publishes 500+ Open Access Journals which contains over 3000 lionized personalities, Reputed scientists as its editorial board members.
Importance and Scopes
Justification of Geriatrics Nursing 2018 lies on to the care and study of the various possible measures to cope up with the problem of the era, in regard to the field of Geriatric and Palliative Medicine, the burning issue prevalent for the time-being. Besides the normal researches going on, in the field of concern, Geriatrics Nursing 2018 aims to re-inforce the suitable medication procedures available and policies that would help the grey-hairs and neo-natals get the life filled with happiness and relief via a common platform of influential and interactive discussion for the eminent and upcoming brimming talents in the field of Geriatric Nursing and Palliative Care.
Aging, being a very natural process, and various associated and un-associated incurable diseases being a very vital part, it becomes a matter of immense concern standing at the present era. Besides, splitting of the associated scientific knowledge and experience in all conjoined fields and areas applicable to Geriatrics gerontology and associated scientific fields. As far as the sessions of the Geriatric Conference 2018 are concerned , the young scholars and talents associated to the field will get an opportunity to frame up the essential Human Network , related to the concerned field in Europe and globally. Moreover, Geriatric Meet 2018 would provide a stage for early Career geriatricians to proliferate the developments in their professional life. Furthermore, Geriatric gerontology and Palliative Medicine 2018 would provide a basement for exchange of scientific information in the field of recent gerontological care advancements and Palliative Care. By the same token, Geriatrics 2018 would provide a scope to spot out the knowledge gaps, which is necessary to get filled. Last but not the least, the geriatric conference 2018would help, promote the role of health promotion and related precautions and preventions in improving quality of life of the elderly.
Why to attend geriatric 2018?
- Exchange of thoughts and human framework with famous geriatricians, gerontologists, human services providers, other than specific medical attendants and scientists from more than 40 nations.
- Discussing out methods for quality enhancements and activities that may be actualized into training to enhance the heath care standards.
- Chit-chatting out ways to collaborate in putting quality and associated care initiatives, throughout the geriatric and gerontology research.
- Access to a core audience of professionals and decision makers and can increase visibility with the help of branding and networking at the conference.
- Get to know and discuss out the key news and challenges associated, with senior level speakers.
- Through presentations, panel discussions, round table discussions and associated workshops, wherein every topic can be covered from top to bottom from global macro-issues to strategies and further to tactical issues.
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ILC UK are pleased to announce that our next Future of Ageing Conference will take place on Thursday 29th November 2018.
Our 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.
ILC UK 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
We have exciting plans for this year. More to come on this very soon…
CT 2018 will take place in Vienna on 4-6 December 2018. This research and innovation event will focus on the European Union’s priorities in the digital transformation of society and industry. It will present an opportunity for the people involved in this transformation to share their experience and vision of Europe in the digital age.
In an open and participatory event, organised by the European Commission and the Austrian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, citizens can join science community members, policymakers, and fellow ICT-enthusiasts to discuss the future in a digital Europe.
Explore ICT 2018
ICT 2018 will have four main components converging around the theme Imagine Digital – Connect Europe: Conference, Exhibition, Networking opportunities and Innovation and Startups forum.
The Conference programme will feature influential speakers and debates around the EU’s digital policy. The programme will involve relevant parties from industry, research and public bodies. The ‘Imagine18’ campaign will reach out to generations ranging from teenagers to the elderly to learn how citizens feel about the digital revolution and its effects on daily life.
As part of the ICT 2018 Exhibition programme, EU-funded research and innovation successes will be presented to the public. Visitors will also have the chance to meet the innovators behind these projects.
ICT 2018 offers networking opportunities both offline and online. Participants can meet and engage with the academic and research community, decision-makers, as well as business representatives.
The Innovation and Startups forum will bring together market-oriented innovators and investors, and will present marketable research and innovation results from EU-funded projects.
AgeingFit is the first european business convention dedicated to innovation in the healthy ageing sector.
AgeingFit is the European event dedicated to business partnerships and innovation in the healthy ageing sector. It brings together 600 actors from more than 20 countries, who contribute to identify tomorrow’s market needs and promote today’s innovative products and services for the Senior Market.
Silver Health covers the fields of prevention allowing seniors to be autonomous and in « good health » as long as possible, and also the care of old and sick people staying in hospitals or geriatric homes.
Silver Economy
The sector deals with the heterogeneous and difference of consumption between active retirees and dependent older people, and evolves within a complex financing ecosystem that does not facilitate a clear definition of the sector stakeholders relationships.
In this context, how can we predict that the Silver Economy will become a fully-fledged sector of activity where companies currently involved, would feel included, despite the diversity of their activities? What are the current and future initiatives to be taken in order to make the Silver Economy a clearly established economic and industrial sector?
Key reasons to attend
Because innovating alone has become a real challenge for any organization, regardless of its size or status, engaging in partnerships becomes inevitable to succeed.
Ageingfit offers a constructive framework to meet the needs of all players in regards to innovation in silver economy and health. During the last edition, all stakeholders’ profiles (industrials, retirement and nursing homes, associations, health insurance providers, investors, etc.) registered on the partnering platform to exchange and innovate together.
Ageingfit represents a unique opportunity to develop research and business collaborations, and to promote the innovation to foreign ecosystems, in order to facilitate partnerships in this new and promising sector.
AGEINFIT AT A GLANCE
To best meet the demands of the sector, AgeingFit combines 4 activities:
One-to-one meetings: Meet your future business or innovation partners during one-to-one meetings
Innovation pitches: Discover the services, products and technologies of tomorrow in Silver Economy and Health
Exhibition: Be involved and play an active role in the sector
Conferences and roundtable discussions: Find out about the latest trends and issues of the sector
China’s senior population — those aged 60 and above — is expected to reach 255 million by 2020, according to a State Council plan. By 2020, senior citizens will account for 17.8 percent of the total population, and the number of people aged 80 or older will reach 29 million, said the plan on the development of the elderly during the 13th Five-Year Plan (2016-2020) period. The senior care industry has developed quickly over the last five years but remains woefully inadequate to cope with the projected increase in the elderly population in China. Elderly care service facilities will be built in new communities and updated in old ones. More innovative elderly care service mode will be explored, including those that involve cooperation with the health care, insurance, education and tourism industry. Non-government actors and foreign investors will be encouraged to support the development of the sector
The State Council issued a plan on Oct 27, 2016 to promote the development of the rehabilitation and assistive products industry, aimed at meeting the growing demand of rehabilitation services in China and strengthening its competitiveness. The cabinet made the goal that the output of the industry will surpass 700 billion yuan ($103.3 billion), a number of world-class Chinese brands and related industrial clusters will emerge and its share in high-end market will see a significant increase by 2020, according to the document. The plan put forward four major tasks, concerning innovation capability, industry upgrade, effective market supply and a favorable market environment, to enhance industry development. Corporations in the industry are also encouraged to carry out international cooperation in trade, technology, and investment and production capability
As the part of “Health China” plan, Aging Care Industry has been included in national strategy. China’s 13th Five-Year Plan attaches great importance to Aging Care Industry, and it shows that: on the basis of household service, China’s aging care industry will establish a multi-layer aging service system that is supported by the communities, and supplemented by institution, to integrate medical industry and aging care industry together.It is forecasted that, the aged people in China will top 400 million, and it will consume 11.5 trillion RMB yearly, account for 13.5% of GDP roughly.
Boasting the key metropolitan and core city within Bohai Sea Ring Area, Beijing has unique strengths comparing other cities, attracting overseas enterprises to penetrate their business in Chinese aging care Industry.The country was found to have the fastest aging population among countries around east Asia and the Pacific in recent report by the world bank, which said China’s Population is growing faster than any other region in History.People aged over 65 years old account for more than 10 percent of China’s total population, compare with standard 7 percent used globally an aging society.More non –government entities will be allowed to enter the sector and private funds are encouraged to invest, including overseas investors.
Discover the Latest Strategies, Products and Ideas in Design for Aging Lifestyles
The Environments for Aging Expo & Conference offers the latest strategies and ideas for creating functional and attractive living environments that meet the needs of our aging population. During this comprehensive three-day learning experience, attendees will network with peers while learning the latest innovations and best practices in senior friendly design for long-term and residential care settings.
Community tours offer insights into innovations of senior living designs. These walk-throughs provide real-life examples of incorporating best practice techniques, new enrichment opportunities, and memory & dementia care focused design.
Workshops provide an in-depth look at processes and procedures utilized across continuum of care, from CCRC design where some residents may still be independent, to memory and dementia care design.
Explore Senior Living Design at Conference & Workshops
Attendees will share common goals and innovations as well as building, architecture, and best practices. Don’t miss the opportunity to gain inspiration through a gathering of like-minded, forward-thinking individuals instrumental in the creation of future living environments for the aging. Best practices for products and materials, along with current trends in colors, mood setting, and use of space all contribute to the various aspects of senior friendly design.
Highlights of the EFA Conference include:
- Outdoor Environments in CCRC Design
- Best practices in the design of long-term and residential care settings.
- Innovation and development in design for aging lifestyles
- Networking with like-minded individuals
Who Should Attend?
- Architects
- Owners
- Developers
- Facilities managers
- Design professionals
- Product manufacturers
- Government officials
- Gerontologists & other aging experts
Association Partners
The Environments for Aging Expo & Conference is presented by Environments for Aging and The Center for Health Design, and the following associations:
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The annual Ageing Asia Innovation Forum (AAIF) is Asia’s most influential platform on the sustainability of ageing where developers, health + care operators and investors identify social and economic opportunities driven by Asia’s 1.2 billion ageing population.
This dedicated programme is curated to stage the World’s most innovative health and eldercare models, and disrupt the industry with creative and innovative ideas that will pick your brains to rethink aged care.
Academic members responsible for the conference:
- Dr. Barbara Zagaglia, Academic Member, ATINER & Assistant Professor, Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy.
- Dr. Gregory A. Katsas, Vice President of Academic Affairs, ATINER & Associate Professor, The American College of Greece-Deree College, Greece.
- Dr. Chris Sakellariou, Vice-President of Finance, ATINER & Associate Professor, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
