Chicago, USA 26 – 29 July The ADI is one of the leading international conferences on dementia which attracts over 1000 delegates from over 100 countries. Most of the attendees include people who share a Read more…
Melbourne Convention Centre 25 – 27 July AIFS is the Australian Government’s key research body in the area of family wellbeing. Its vision is to contribute in a positive manner to the wellbeing of Australian Read more…
Griffith University, Southbank Campus, Brisbane, Australia 18 – 20 July SHAPE’s overarching goal is to promote excellence in health service management education and research in Australia, New Zealand, Asia and the Pacific. It provides a Read more…
Towards a Healthier Gold Coast GCH Research Week Gold Coast University Hospital 28 -30 Nov 2017 In this time and era, providing excellence in sustainable and evidence based healthcare that meets the needs of the community is of paramount importance. Supporting healthy families through illness prevention programs and health promotion; continuing to improve access to a range of quality and culturally appropriate services; remaining dedicated to excellence in patient care. Keeping these goals in mind and a further aim at delivering better health outcomes for the Gold Coast through strong research collaborations, Gold Coast Health clinicians and researchers partnered with academics from Griffith, Bond and Southern Cross universities for a three-day conference. Across the three days, conference attendees participated in 10 themed sessions ranging in topic from changing service delivery, to building workforce capacity and supporting healthy habits. A series of workshops were also held focusing on building research capability and a public forum on dementia caregiving and technology. The Intergenerational Care Project Team was invited to present on our research. The audience were engaged with our research during and after the presentation. (more…)
NNIDR Australian Dementia Forum Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre 15 – 17 Oct 2017 Currently, in Australia, dementia is the second leading cause of death in older Australians aged 65 and above contributing to 5.4% Read more…