Homelong-term care

long-term care

Senior Living Forum

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 Location: Madrid

Senior Living Forum arose as a response to the continued growth of the senior living sector in Spain. This growth is attributed to the increase in life expectancy, the lack of supply, the emergence of new innovative forms of accommodation, the development of Spain as a tourist and residential destination for international seniors, and the creation of new ways of accessing adapted housing for the elderly.

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Conference Challenges of Social and Health Coordination: towards a preventive, personalised and community approach

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 Location: Los Llanos de Aridane (La Palma)

The Cabildo de La Palma and Plena Inclusión Canarias are organising this meeting which aims to make other realities visible in order to respond to the challenges detected and whose main objectives are to go deeper into the models of care and social and health care coordination, highlighting the quantitative data of La Palma; to show the alternatives and innovative solutions in this aspect for people with dependency; to generate alternatives for social and health care coordination between the different agents and administrations, and to make visible the De-institutionalisation Strategy at na

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Training of caregivers in competencies for person-centred care

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 Type: Webinar
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 Location: Online

Today, an estimated 5 million paid caregivers are needed to care for the elderly in Latin America and the Caribbean. At the rate of population ageing in the region, 14 million will be needed by 2050.

How to move towards more training and professionalisation? This will be the main topic to be addressed in a webinar aimed at disseminating the results of research in the field of training for carers in long-term care centres in Colombia, Costa Rica and Uruguay.

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Technical conference "Dialogues on innovation in the implementation of the AICP model".

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 Location: Online

Activity framed within the programme developed by Fundación Pilares called "Network of Good Practices related to the Integrated and Person-Centred Care Model", aimed at professionals in the field of dependency, disability and ageing, belonging to public and private entities, in the area of social services, social and health intervention, universities, research institutes, companies and suppliers of services and products, technological entities, organisations representing the elderly and people with disabilities, the media, architecture, voluntary organisations and society in general.

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IX International Congress on Dependence and Quality of Life "Social and health integration: a reality check".

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 Location: Barcelona / Online

This event focuses on the need to work, following the experience of the COVID, on the urgent development of real socio-health services in the framework of long-term care, demanding them in both institutional and home settings; as well as on the need to have sufficient and appropriate professionals from the social and health sectors, working as a team, in an integrated manner, to tackle, with guarantees and quality, the comorbidity that affects the elderly and that has repercussions on their health and on the rest of their lives.

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II International Nurses' Day Scientific Conference 2023

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 Location: Gran Canaria

The Scientific Conference of the International Nurses' Day 2023 organised by the Official College of Nursing of Las Palmas (CELP) held its third and final session at the Hotel Santa Catalina, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, analysing social change in health care as the central theme.

Our colleague and co-director of Matia Instituto, Erkuden Aldatz, will be among the speakers invited to talk about experiences in the change of care model, presenting the project "Como en Casa".

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Perspectives on support and care for the improvement of quality of life in the elderly

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 Location: Centro Sociocultural O Vello Cárcere de Lugo

The Spanish Red Cross Chair USC offers this summer course whose themes will allow a critical analysis of social support and care, both health and social-health care, aimed at the elderly and propose policies or actions for improvement in a social context of increasing complexity and technology.

The main contents will be:

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XXXIII Annual International Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics: Loneliness and social isolation. New challenges and resources

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 Location: Museo Verbum - Vigo

Although it is difficult to measure social isolation and loneliness accurately, there is strong evidence that many adults aged 50 and older are socially isolated or lonely in ways that put their health at risk. Older people are at greater risk of loneliness and social isolation because they are more likely to face factors such as living alone, losing family or friends, chronic illness and hearing loss.

This congress of the Sociedade Galega de Xerontoloxía e Xeriatría will reflect on this complex phenomenon with very diverse expressions.

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63rd Congress of the Spanish Society of Geriatrics and Gerontology (SEGG). Healthy ageing: a shared challenge

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 Location: Pamplona

Pamplona will bring together the best specialists in geriatrics and social and biological gerontology, both national and international, to talk about what matters to everyone: how to age better and how we can all work together to achieve it.

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Walking the talk for dementia Symposium

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 Location: Santiago de Compostela

On 5 and 6 May we will meet in the Auditorium of the Hotel San Francisco in Santiago de Compostela to talk about how we live, work and research dementia today, providing ideas for a fairer and more inclusive future for all.

Among the speakers, our colleague and researcher at Matia Institute, Sara Marsillas, will participate in a panel on non-pharmacological interventions, sharing with the audience our experience in bringing the world of culture and art closer to people with dementia from the DCUM project.

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