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IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
The International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics
European Region Congress 2015, Dublin, Ireland
23rd – 26th April
Unlocking the
Demographic Dividend
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
2
Welcome
3
Committees
6
Introduction to the Programme
8
Platform Programme
40
Poster Sessions
77
Keynote Speakers
83
Session Chairs
84
Social Programme
85
Sponsored Symposia and Events
86
Additional Meetings
87
Lecture Theatre Floorplan
88
Additional Information
89
Exhibition Floorplan
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IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
WELCOME
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
WELCOME & COMMITTEES
Welcome
those who have already contributed to the project. If we fail to
take the advantage of new scientific discoveries and technologies
and integrate them into health and social projects the benefits of
longevity may appear elusive.
IAGG-ER Executive Committee
Society development at large is characterized by its attitude to
the senior generation, while the global process of ageing implies a
growing importance of reconsidering a governmental approach to
the economic and social role of the elderly whose active involvement
and participation affect multi-faceted national activity. It is highly
important to value experience and knowledge coming with age
to the benefit of Society and Seniors themselves with their rights
observed in all areas -economic, social, political and healthcare.
We must realize that training of highly qualified professionals is one
of the elements of the National capacity to promote society for all
ages. The IAGG-ER Diploma and Silver Medal for the advances in
gerontology in three disciplines raises the prestige of our specialty. I
believe the initiative launched by us in Bologna will become a good
tradition for years ahead.
Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger, Secretary-General
Dear Delegates, Speakers and Colleagues,
I am delighted to welcome you all to the 8th IAGG European
Region meeting in Dublin.
This is a fantastic opportunity for all of us to partake in a stimulating,
challenging and ultimately rewarding conference where the many
issues pertinent to the lives of older people in our communities will
be discussed and debated.
It was with great pleasure that the Irish Gerontological Society
accepted the opportunity to host this meeting, themed on the
Demographic Dividend. We all fervently believe that older people are
major contributors to our society through their active participation
in so many facets of our lives, culturally, financially, socially. We also
recognise that significant academic endeavour is also focused on
issues relating to older people in health, social policy, economics
and the arts.
I hope you all have a wonderful time over the course of the
conference and thoroughly enjoy the atmosphere and welcome
that you will receive in Dublin.
We would be very appreciative if you could visit the trade exhibition,
both as an acknowledgment of industry support, but also because
many aspects relate to improving life for older people. You will also
note the stand for the Gerontological Society of America, who are
hosting the IAGG World Congress in 2017 in San Francisco, with
whom we have engaged in joint promotion.
I would like to thank the local organizing committee, the European
members of the scientific committees, the IGS Secretariat, the
IAGG-ER Executive Committee and the professional conference
organizers, Conference Partners, as well as our industry partners,
for their assistance in bringing together the complex elements
required in running a conference of this nature.
Finally, we also hope that you will find time to enjoy Dublin, an
ancient city with many layers of history, many beautiful buildings,
and a very friendly atmosphere, during your stay at IAGG-ER.
Yours sincerely
Prof Desmond (Des) O’Neill
Chair, Local Organizing Committee, IAGG-ER 2015
I wish all participants fruitful discussion, comprehensive work and
interesting meetings.
Vladimir Khavinson
IAGG-ER President
Dear Colleagues,
It is a great honour to welcome so many gerontologists from so
many countries and continents to the 8th IAGG-European Region
Congress in Dublin. Ireland has a long history of research into
ageing with an outward looking perspective: the Irish Gerontological
Society is one of the oldest gerontological societies in the world,
and our founder, Dr John Fleetwood, was part of the group which
met in Liège to found IAGG in 1950.
We hope that you find the wide-ranging programme of over 1100
presentations stimulating and congenial, and our focus is to ensure
that an ageing world not only recognizes the longevity dividend
but also understand the advances in knowledge that allow us to
protect and nurture this most remarkable of social and biological
gain of the last century.
In addition, we hope that you will find ample opportunities for
networking and meeting new and familiar colleagues during the
refreshment breaks, poster sessions, lunches and social events.
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The ageing of population has been a dominant feature for European
countries, which represent the demographically oldest continent.
At the same time the IAGG membership among European National
Gerontological Societies is the biggest and counts now 42
societies with four of them from Belarus, Kazakhstan, San Marino
and Turkey enrolled in the IAGG community during the World
Congress in Seoul in 2013.
Dear All,
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Prof. Suresh Rattan, Chair, Biological Section
Prof. Eva Topinková, Chair, Clinical Section
Prof. Dorly Deeg, Chair, Socio-Behavioural Section
Local Congress Organising Committee
Prof. Des O’Neill, Chair
Trinity College Dublin
Mo Flynn, President
Irish Gerontological Society
Prof. Anne Hickey
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Global population ageing gives us two messages of C & C. One C
is Celebration, and the other C is Challenge. Increasing longevity,
which means living longer, is surely a cause of celebration.
Longevity celebration, however, is followed by many challenges.
The Dublin Congress with the theme of ‘Unlocking the Demographic
Dividend’ is expected to give us a global insight and vision to
transform the challenges of population ageing to a celebration for
humankind.
I look forward to meeting all of you during the Congress.
The proportion of older population is growing at a faster rate
than the general population. We are gathered here to elaborate,
share and offer instrumental findings and programmes to policymakers to pursue the main purpose - formulation of sustainable
policies on ageing. Good practices collected together may give
new impulse to promoting healthy life, create physical and social
environments for physical and mental frailties, develop holistic
lifetime health and education strategies, and provide financial and
social security to senior generations. It is for this purpose that the
IAGG-ER Executive Board launched the project “Encyclopedia in
Gerontology”. And I would like to use this opportunity and thank
Prof. Domenico Cucinotta, Treasurer
Dr. Rose Galvin
Department of Clinical Therapies, University of Limerick
Dear Colleagues,
I am pleased to welcome you to the 8th European Congress of the
IAGG in Dublin and to congratulate the Irish Gerontological Society,
one of the oldest societies in the world, on the opportunity to host
this significant event.
Prof. Jean-Pierre Baeyens, Past-President
Elaine O’Connor, Hon Secretary
Irish Gerontological Society
Enjoy!
Mo Flynn
President, Irish Gerontological Society
Prof. Vladimir Khavinson, President
Prof. Peter Passmore
Queen’s University, Belfast
Prof. Thomas Scharf
National University of Ireland, Galway
Prof. J. Bernard Walsh
Trinity College, Dublin
Elva Hickey
Conference Partners
Mai Olden
Conference Partners
Heung Bong Cha, Ph.D
President, International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics
Social and Behavioural Gerontology Panel
Prof. Thomas Scharf, joint lead
Irish Centre for Social Gerontology, National University of Ireland,
Galway
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IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
COMMITTEES
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
COMMITTEES
Prof. Anne Hickey, joint lead
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Prof. Servet Ariogul
Academic Geriatrics Society, Ankara
Prof. Nalan Akbayrak
Academic Geriatrics Society, Ankara
Dr. Stefanie Becker
Swiss Society of Gerontology
Prof. Banu Cangoz
Hacettepe University Research Center of Geriatric SciencesGEBAM
Biology of Ageing Panel
Suresh Rattan, joint lead
Aarhus University
Prof. Tom Cotter, joint lead
University College Cork
Prof. Ioana Dana Alexa
Romanian Society of Gerontology and Geriatrics
Prof. Vladimir Anisimov
N.N.Petrov Research Institute of Oncology, Russia
Rabih Chattat
Mater Studiorum - Universita Di Bologna
Ivan Bautmans
Vrije Universiteit Brussels
Anja Declercq
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Ms. Consuelo Borrás Blasco
Sociedad España de Geriatría Gerontología (SEGG)
Dr. Valer Donca
Romanian Society of Gerontology and Geriatrics
Prof. Mustafa Cankurtaran
Academic Geriatrics Society, Ankara
Dr. Israel Doron
University of Haifa
Prof. Amiela Globerzon
Weizman Institute
Irish Gerontological Society (IGS) Executive Committee
Mo Flynn, President
Rehab Group
Dr. Radhouane Gouiaa
Tunisian Association of Gerontology
Elaine O’Connor, Hon. Secretary
Connolly Hospital, Dublin
Prof. Yesim Gokce Kutsal
Hacettepe University Research Center of Geriatric SciencesGEBAM
Dr. Rose Galvin, Hon. Treasurer
University of Limerick
Raffaele Antonelli Incalzi
Università Campus Bio Medico
Mary J. Foley
Medicine for the Elderly, Cork
Prof. Svetlana B. Malichenco
Gerontological Society of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Catriona Malone
HSE Roscommon Primary Care
Dr. Nicolás Martínez-Velilla
Sociedad España de Geriatría Gerontología (SEGG)
Dr. Joanna McHugh
Centre for Ageing Research and
Development in Ireland (CARDI)
Dr. Cassandra Phoenix
Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry
Dr. Katharina Pils
Austrian Society of Gerontology and Geriatrics
Prof. Kaisu Pitkälä
Finnish Gerontological Society
Prof. Johannes Grillari
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
Dr. Božena Jurašková PhD
Czech Society of Gerontology and Geriatrics (CSGG)
Prof. Hana Matějovská Kubešová
Czech Society of Gerontology and Geriatrics (CSGG)
Prof. Franz Kolland
University of Vienna
Fabrizia Lattanzio
IRCCS-INRCA
Prof. Nili Tabak
University of Tel Aviv
Giovanni Lamura
Italian National Institute of Health and Science on Ageing
Dr. Thomas Münzer
Swiss Society of Gerontology
Prof. Eva Topinková
Czech Society of Gerontology and Geriatrics (CSGG)
Dr. Olga N. Mikhailovna
Gerontological Society of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Prof. Sarianna Sipilä
Finnish Gerontological Society
John Miles
Keele University
Riin Tamm
Estonian Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics
Clinical Gerontology Panel
Maarika Tisler
Estonian Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics
Prof. Peter Passmore, Lead
Queen’s University, Belfast
Prof. Marja Vaarama
Finnish Gerontological Society
Jean-Pierre Baeyens
Solvay Business School, Belgium
Javier Yanguas Lezaun
Sociedad España de Geriatría Gerontología (SEGG)
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Dr. Diarmuid O’Shea
St. Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin
Clare O’Sullivan
University College Cork
Tine Fristrup
Aarhus University
Karen Pallesgaard Munk
Center for Health, Humanity and Culture, Aarhus University
Dr. Rónán O Caoimh
Cork University Hospital
Prof. Gabriel Prada
Romanian Society of Gerontology and Geriatrics
Prof. Kai Saks
Estonian Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics
Prof. Thomas Scharf
Irish Centre for Social Gerontology, NUI Galway
Robin Webster
Age Action Ireland
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IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
INTRODUCTION TO THE PROGRAMME
REGISTRATION DESK
Exhibition Area.
The main registration and information desk is situated on the
ground level and will be open as follows:
The poster area is open to all participants during the entire
congress.
Opening hours:
Wednesday 22nd April:
Thursday 23rd April:
Friday 24th April:
Saturday 25th April:
Sunday 26th April:
Presenting authors should be in attendance by their poster on their
scheduled day at break and lunch times
16:00 - 20:00
07:30 - 20:00
08:00 - 18:00
08:00 - 18:00
08:00 - 14:00
Enquiries for the following should be made at the registration desk:
- Registration queries
- Accommodation queries & bookings
- General information
- Social events
- Taxi bookings
- Internet access
SPEAKER PREVIEW ROOM
The Speaker Preview Room is located on level 1 in Liffey Boardroom
3. The floor plan on page 87 will show you exactly where that is.
Opening hours:
Thursday 23rd April:
Friday 24th April:
Saturday 25th April:
Sunday 26th April:
07:30 - 20:00
08:00 - 17:00
08:00 - 17:00
08:00 - 17:00
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Posters will be on display on each day of the conference from
Thursday 23rd – Sunday 26th April. When you arrive for registration
please inform the registration staff that you are presenting a poster
at the conference.
Your poster will be on display for the full day that you have been
scheduled in the programme. Poster boards are numbered. You
will find the number of your poster board in the programme, in the
column beside your submission reference number.
Your poster cannot be mounted before 08:00 and it must be
removed at 18:00 each day. Posters that have not been removed
from the boards will be taken down after 18.00 and will be disposed
of by the congress staff.
SYMPOSIA AND ORAL PRESENTATIONS
A symposium is organised by a convenor and is comprised of
several presentations (typically 3-5) grouped around a central
topic. A discussant may be present to facilitate dialogue between
presenters and the audience. The organisers of the symposia are
responsible for explaining how they would like to run the session,
for allocating the time available to their presenters, and for ensuring
their sessions begin and end on time.
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WORKING ON
ANSWERS FOR THOSE
WHO HAVE LIVED
A LIFETIME.
Seniors should have treatments that not
only help them live longer, but also live
well. That’s why Pfizer is working to provide
them with better nutrition through vitamin
supplements, and to help fill their golden
years with vitality through specialized
medicines for health needs later in life such
as high cholesterol, arthritis and chronic pain.
Symposia convenors, presenters and oral presenters should ensure
they arrive at their designated room before the session starts,
leaving sufficient time to familiarise themselves with the operation of
the audiovisual equipment. The presenters are asked to bring their
presentation on a memory stick to the Speaker Preview Room,
at the very latest in the break before the start of the session. No
personal laptops may be used.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CHAIRS
Thank you for agreeing to chair a session at the IAGG-ER 8th
Congress. Your contribution is important to ensure that the sessions
run smoothly and to time. Please explain to the presenters that their
time is limited to 10 minutes, and this must include questions and
answers. Each 90-minute session comprises 9 presentations, so
correct timing must be maintained. No personal laptops may be
used.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR KEYNOTE PRESENTERS
All presentations must to given to the technician in the Speaker
Preview Room (Liffey Boardroom 3 on Level 1) on a memory
stick. The latest this can be done is during the break before the
start of your session. A technician will be available to assist you. 30
minutes in total are allotted for keynote presentations, this includes
time for questions and answers. A 2-minute warning will be given
to indicate the approach of the time limit. No personal laptops may
be used.
AND FOR THOSE
WITH A LIFETIME
TO LIVE.
Keeping those at the earliest stage of life
healthy is one of our highest priorities.
Pfizer is a leader in pediatric products
ranging from children’s vitamins to
medicines and vaccines for serious
diseases. In many countries around the
world, we work to deliver better nutrition
to moms during pregnancy and
breastfeeding to help give our little ones
the best chance for a healthy life.
The Poster Display area is located in the Forum alongside the
All abstracts of submitted symposia, oral and poster presentations have been referenced and published in the electronic
supplement of Irish Ageing Studies Review, Vol 6, Issue 1, 2016. This e-supplement, and an electronic version of this Congress
Programme, are available to view and/or download from the Congress website www.iaggdublin2015.org
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IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Suite A&B
Thursday
April 23rd
Welcome to Delegates - Céad Míle Fáilte
Mo Flynn, President, IGS
09:30 - 11.00
Prof. Heung Bong Cha, President IAGG
Prof. Vladimir Khavinson, President IAGG-ER
Presentation of the IAGG-ER Award for Advances in Gerontology and Geriatrics
11:00 - 11:30
Coffee
The Demographic Dividend - Chair Roger O’Sullivan
Keynote: Prof. Jan Baars - Critical Turns of Time, Age and Ageing
11:30 - 12:30
Keynote: Prof. Desmond O’Neill - The Democratic Dividend
Keynote: Prof. Rose Anne Kenny - Opportunities for Novel Research and Informed Policy – Lessons from The Irish
Longitudinal Study on Ageing
Liffey Suite A
Liffey Suite B
Liffey Hall 1
Liffey Hall 2
Liffey Meeting Room 1
Liffey Meeting Room
2A
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Thursday April 23rd
4457 Establishing
Collaborative Research
Networks for Emerging
Scholars: Perspectives
from the IAGG
Council of Student
Organizations and
IAGG GSI
Convenor: Claudia
Meyer
0286 Shannon Freeman
Exploring the Importance
of Regional and CrossNational Collaborative
Research Networks
12:30 - 14:00
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
0287 Claudia Meyer
The IAGG-CSO
as a Resource for
Establishing and
Facilitating Networking
among Early Career
Scholars in Gerontology
0288 Sue Yeandle
International networking
and collaboration on
work and care: insights
from three continents
4448 Scope and
Benefits of Assistive
Technologies
Convenor: Markus
Leser
0676 Markus Leser
Technical assistance
in nursing homes:
Acceptance from the
perspective of healthcare
professionals
0678 Thomas Klie
The use of technology in
the context of caring for
vulnerable elderly people
0682 Kerstin Wessig
How does it work for
you? - Developing
innovative assistive
technology together with
end users
0289 Katherine Hall
Practical Considerations
for Identifying Regional
and International
Collaborators: The
Future of IAGG-CSO
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IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Suite A
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Suite B
Liffey Hall 1
Liffey Hall 2
4446 Structuring Health
Care For Older Persons
In Primary Care
Convenor: Jeanet Blom
4437 Designing
Interventions for
Successful Aging:
Findings from CREATE
Convenor: Wendy
Rogers
Chair Mary J. Foley
0223 Sara Czaja
The Role of Internet
in Enhancing Social
Connectivity Among
Older Adults
Keynote Marieke
Schuurmans
Prevention of
Functional Decline
in Older Multimorbid
People: the Role of
Nurses.
Liffey Meeting Room 1
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
2A
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
4447 Pain management
in geriatric patients
in Germany- an
interdisciplinary
approach on
paradigmatic topics.
Convenor: Ruediger
Thiesemann
4483 New LGBT
(Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual
and Trans) Ageing
Populations
Convenor: Gloria
Gutman & Kathryn
Almack
4419 Elderly hand as a
new geriatric syndrom
Convenor: Andrei
Ilnitski
4508 Understanding
the meaning of
transport, mobility and
space for older people
Convenor: Charles
Musselwhite
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
4477 Disease burden
in the elderly in subSaharan Africa (SSA)
Convenor: Richard
Walker
Oral Presentations
Chair Gabriel Prada
Thursday April 23rd
14:00 - 15:00
4408 Theorising
Generations: Critical
Perspectives on
Generational Conflict
and Generational
Solidarity
Convenor: Debora
Price
0093 Marc Szydlik
Generational Conflict
and Solidarity –
Theoretical Reasoning
and Empirical Evidence
0094 Virpi Timonen
Re-inventing social
generations: The
contemporary meaning
of a maligned concept
0095 Chris Gilleard
A ‘selfish generation’?
On generations and
generativity
0096 Robin Means
Contesting the Dominant
Discourse: Generational
Conflict vs Generational
Solidarity
15:00 - 15:30
0103 Simone Scherger
From Social Formations
to Narratives: Concepts
of Generation and their
Empirical Application
0248 Jeanet Blom
Comparison of Three
Measures to Identify
Older Persons with
Complex Health
Problems in Primary
Care
0250 Ruud Kempen
An Interdisciplinary
Primary Care Approach
for Frail Older People:
Feasibility, Effects and
Costs
0252 Sophie Blijswijk
Change of Focus: Selfreported Complaints and
Evaluation of Effect of
Interventions
0253 Ngaire Kerse
Proactive Case-finding
Increases Residential
Care Placement for
Community-dwelling
Older People: A Cluster
Randomised Trial
0224 Neil Charness
Age and the Stability of
Aesthetics and Affect for
Wearable Devices
Keynote Marja Jylhä
Self-rated Health at
the Crossroads of the
Body, Mind and Society
Oral Presentations
Chair Elaine O’Connor
0225 Walter Boot
The Gamification of
Cognitive Training:
Intervention Adherence,
Acceptability, and
Transfer Effects
0421 Emelie Miller
Paintings by Alzheimer’s
Disease Patients:
Relationship to Disease
Stages and Instructions
0226 Wendy Rogers
Identifying the
Potential of Exergame
Interventions: An
Analysis of Use
Challenges for Novice
Older Adults
0597 Cretien van
Campen
Ageing with Care:
Patterns and Profiles
of 10-Year Care
Trajectories of Older
People through Informal,
Medical, Social and
Long-Term Care
0762 Jenny Roe
Understanding Resilient
Aging in Older People
aged 85+
4425 Elder Abuse: The
Scope of Interventions
Convenors: Tova BandWinterstein, Sara Alon
0165 Tova BandWinterstein
Intervention with
Families That Have Aged
in the Shadow of Longterm Intimate Partner
Violence (IPV)
0166 Sara Alon
Navigating through
the Therapeutic
Journey: Professionals’
Perspective
0167 Barbara Lang
Addressing a “Social”
Problem in a Health
Setting
0168 Bridget Penhale
Responding and
Intervening in Elder
abuse
0255 Ruediger
Thiesemann
Pharmacological Pain
Management in a
geriatric acute hospital:
the challenge of chronic
renal disease and
analgetics.
0256 Ruediger
Thiesemann
Geriatric Pain
Management: Multimodal
Treatments of TriplePain in leg-stump and
regaining walking ability
three respectively 50
years after amputation
0294 Manfred Gogol
Does the use of opioid
drugs influence the
results of cognitive
testing in geriatric
inpatients using the
MMSE?
0313 Athour Gevargez
Zoubalan
Chronic non radicular
cervical pain due to
cervical zygapophysial
joint arthrosis - outcome
analysis of posterior
CT-guided nerval
radiofrequencythermocoagulation.
0393 Kathryn Almack
Navigating Personal
Networks: Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual and Trans Older
People’s Networks of
Support towards the End
of Life
0395 Brian de Vries
End of Life Discussions
among LGBT Older
Canadians
0397 Janne Bromseth
LGBT Older People:
Experiences Of Geriatric
Care In Sweden
0398 Agnes Higgins
Building Resilience in
the Face of Adversity:
Narratives of Older
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual
and Trans people in
Ireland
0399 Gerardo Zamora
From Childlessness
to Childfree Old Age:
Intersections of Social
and Sexual Identities
in Becoming an Older
Person
0144 Kiryl Prashchayeu
Elderly hand in geriatrics
0145 Ksenia Bocharova
The muscles
transformation in elderly
hand syndrome
0146 Elvira Fesenko
Elderly hand as the
factor of decreasing of
independence in everyday life
0147 Natalia
Posdnijakova
Skin component of
elderly hand syndrome
0148 Andrei Ilnitski
Problems of rehabilitation
of elders with elderly
hand syndrome
0485 Charles
Musselwhite
Importance of motion
for the motionless: the
significance of a room
with a view for older
people with limited
mobility
0486 Moon Choi
News Media Portrayal of
Older Drivers
0492 Richard Walker
The burden of stroke in
sub-Saharan Africa
0493 Catherine Dotchin
The challenge of
Parkinson’s disease in
sub-Saharan Africa
0494 Stella-Maria
Paddick
The hidden burden of
dementia in sub-Saharan
Africa
0487 Desmond O’Neill
Multi-modality of
Transport and Ageing:
Findings from The Irish
Longitudinal Study on
Ageing
0488 Charles
Musselwhite Improving
the Built Environment for
Older Pedestrians
0489 Moon Choi
Perspectives on
Transportation among
Rural Appalachian Older
Adults
0511 Natalie Rigaux
Thinking Earlier…about
Later. Advance Care
Planning for Persons
with Dementia
0632 Klaus Hauer
Effectiveness of an
Enhanced, Dementiaadjusted Training
Program in Patients with
Dementia: Translational
Model of Geriatric
Rehabilitation
0693 Cecilia Soavi
MASQ Test Is a Good
Indicator of Cognitive
Function in Subjects
Older than Sixty Years:
Report from the PANGeA
Study
1030 Saskia Meyer
Nutritional Status of
Persons with Dementia
Disease Living at Home
– Results from a German
Study
1155 Gustaf Boström
Effects of High-Intensity
Functional Exercises on
Depressive Symptoms
among People with
Dementia in Residential
Care: A Randomized
Controlled Trial
1174 Erik Rosendahl
Effects of a high-intensity
functional exercise
program on ADLs and
balance in people with
dementia: a cluster
randomised controlled
trial
1249 Barbara Manni
Management of
delirium in Nursing
Home: an experience
of geriatric assessment
and psychosocial
interventions.
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2A
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Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
Thursday April 23rd
1294 Maria Cristina
Polidori
Multidimensional
Prognostic Indices (MPI)
in multimorbid frail older
persons: Design of the
EU-funded MPI_AGE
Project and preliminary
substudy results*
15:00 - 15:30
1288 Tomoaki Hayakawa
Orthostatic Blood
Pressure Behaviour
in People with Mild
Cognitive Impairment
Predicts Conversion to
Dementia
15:30 - 16:00
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4452 Cultural
Gerontology: Critical
Perspectives
Convenor: Wendy
Martin
0273 Chris Gilleard
The Cultural Turn in
Gerontology
0275 Chris Phillipson
Global and Local Ties
and the Reconstruction
of Later Life
0276 Toni Calasanti
An Intersectional
Approach to Cultural
Gerontology
16:00 - 17:30
0412 Anne MartinMatthews
Widowhood and its
Cultural Representations
0414 Miriam Bernard
Theatre and Ageing: a
review of the literature
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4466 Innovating care
for people with multiple
chronic conditions in
Europe (ICARE4EU)
Convenor: M. Gabriella
Melchiorre
0346 Mieke Rijken
Innovating care for
people with multiple
chronic conditions in
Europe (ICARE4EU)
0338 Sanne Snoeijs
Caring for people
with multiple chronic
conditions in the
Netherlands: policy and
practices
0343 Francesco
Barbabella
Caring For People
With Multiple Chronic
Conditions In Italy: Policy
And Practices
0344 Anneli Hujala
Caring for people
with multiple chronic
conditions in Finland:
policy and practices
0347 Verena
Struckmann
Caring for people
with multiple chronic
conditions in Germany:
policy and practices
12
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4503 Overview: Extra
Care and Supported
Living Environments:
Are They a Model
for Long Term Care
or for Long Term
Independence?
Convenor: Carol
Holland
0454 Anthea Tinker
Extra Care Housing –
Lessons from a Study on
Long Term Care
0459 Richard Cooke
Is Being Active
Associated with
Cognitive Function,
Anxiety and Depression
in Older Adults Living in
Extracare Schemes and
Villages?
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Chair Hal Kendig
Keynote Tine
Rostgaard
Socially Investing
in Older People –
Reablement as a Social
Care Policy Response?
Keynote Eamon
O’Shea
Reframing Policy for
Dementia
Keynote Giovanni
Lamura
Migrant Work in the
Long-term Care Sector
of the European
Union?
0461 Rachel Shaw
Becoming an Extracare
Resident: Balancing
the Hope of Increased
Opportunity with the
Fear of Encroaching
Dependence
0463 Karen West
Enjoying the Third
Age. A Psycho-Social
Exploration of Life and
Identification in Extracare
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Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4475 Political answers
to demographic
questions in different
welfare regimes:
Delaying labour market
exit
Convenor: Gerhard
Naegele
4460 Dementia Care
Networks: Organizing
Care for Persons
with Dementia in the
Community – Results
of the DemNet-D Study
Convenor: Karin WolfOstermann
0362 Dirk Hofäcker
Retirement Decisions in
a Changing Contextual
Framework: Comparing
Europe, the US and
Japan
0297 Susanne SchäferWalkmann
The fine Art of Governing
Dementia Care Networks
0364 Gerhard Naegele
Recent German national
policies and their effects
on older workers´
employment rate
0373 Marco Socci
The Policies for the
Extension of Working
Life in Italy between
Lights and Shadows
0377 Deborah Smeaton
Policy developments
in the UK to raise older
workers´ labour force
participation - a multistranded approach
0298 Karin WolfOstermann
Do Local Dementia Care
Networks Improve Living
Conditions of People
with Dementia and their
Relatives? – Results on
Longitudinal Outcomes
0301 Jochen R. Thyrian
Utilisation of physician
care in people with
dementia cared for in
dementia networks
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4414 High Intensity
Training for Active
Ageing
Convenor: John Babraj
4407 How Traumatized
Older Adults Perceive
the Ageing Process?
Convenor: Yuval Palgi
0123 John Babraj
High Intensity Training
Improves CardioMetabolic Health in Older
People.
0084 Ehud Bodner
Emotional Complexity
Attenuates the
Negative Effect of
Posttraumatic Stress
Disorder Symptoms on
Satisfaction with Ageing
4426 Acute
Hospitalization Effects
on Older Adults:
Lessons Learned
from Hospitalization
Process Effects on
Functional Outcomes
and Recovery (HoPEFOR) Study
Convenor: Anna
Zisberg
0124 Ross Lorimer
Perceptions of a High
Intensity Training
Intervention in the
Elderly
0125 Simon Adamson
The optimum frequency
of HIT sessions required
to improve metabolic
health and physical
function in the elderly.
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
0085 Amit Shrira
Younger Subjective
Age Mitigates the
Adverse Effect of
Daily Stress on the
Emotional Experience of
Traumatized Individuals
0086 Yuval Palgi
The Association between
Posttraumatic stress
Disorder Symptoms and
Posttraumatic Growth
among Older Adults:
Subjective Age and
Distance-to-Death as
Moderators
0087 Yoav Bergman
Ageing and Dying
Anxieties among
Second-Generation
Holocaust Survivors:
The Role of Parental
Communication and
Attachment Patterns
0176 Oleg Zaslavsky
Impact of Functional
Change Before and
During Hospitalization
on Functional Recovery
1 Month Following
Hospitalization
0177 Anna Zisberg
The Model of Hospital
Associated Functional
Decline
0178 Efrat Shadmi
Factors Related to
In-hospital Older Adults’
Mobility
0179 Maayan Agmon
The Association
Between Anxiety at
Time of Hospitalization
and Future Falls Among
Older Adults is Partly
Mediated by Functional
Decline
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Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Oral Presentations
Chair Eva Topinková
0133 A. Visser
Impact of oral health
status on measures as
frailty and cognition of
care dependent homedwelling elderly persons
0589 Joan Vermeulen
A Frailty Self-monitoring
and Feedback System
for Older Adults: A Proof
of Principle Study
1083 Nancye Peel
Validation of a Frailty
Index from the interRAI
Acute Care Instrument
1110 Mary Nolan
Frailty and its
Association with
Rehabilitation Outcomes:
A prospective cohort
study of a post-acute frail
older
population
1130 Marie Herr
What Can Frailty Add to
Models of Disability?
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Keynotes
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Sponsored events,
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Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
0385 Orly Tonkikh
Readmission Among the
Elderly: Do Changes
in Functioning During
Hospitalization Influence
the Readmission Risk?
1224 Luisa Costanzo
Discriminative Capacity
of the Frailty Phenotype
Among CommunityDwelling Older People
- Results from the
InCHIANTI Study
Thursday April 23rd
0378 Jolanta PerekBiałas
Recent policies and
programmes towards
older people in Poland:
current status and
perspectives
0302 Steffen Heinrich
Knowledge management
in dementia care
networks. Methods,
barriers and facilitating
factors of circulative
knowledge development,
exchange and evaluation
processes
0088 Menachem BenEzra
Fear of Ageing
Moderates PostTraumatic Stress
Disorder Symptoms
among Older Adults
Exposed to Hurricane
Sandy
1238 Lorna Roe
The Impact of Three
Measures of Frailty on
Capturing Health Service
Use in Ireland
16:00 - 17:30
1267 Denis Curtin
Perceptions and
Experiences of a
Connected Health Model
in the Dementia Care
Pathway
1330 Claire Steves
Frailty and the
Microbiome: A Twin
Study
Liffey Suite A
Liffey Suite B
Liffey Hall 1
Liffey Hall 2
Liffey Meeting Room 1
Liffey Meeting Room
2A
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
4476 Geriatric Pain
Assessment; Now and
Future Perspectives
Convenor: Sandra
Zwakhalen
4444 Hearing,
Remembering, and
Living Well: Paying
Attention to Challenges
that Older Adults Face
in Noisy Environments
Convenor: Boaz BenDavid
4441 Using Innovative
Partnerships to
Develop Individualised
Supports for People
with Dementia:
Findings from Year 1
of an Irish Dementia
Programme
Convenor: Fiona
Keogh
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
Friday April 24th
4403 Retirement:
the Diversity of
Trajectories into the
“Third Age”
Convenor: Clemens
Tesch-Roemer
09:00 - 10:00
10:00 - 10:30
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0097 Martin Hyde
Social Inequalities in
Patterns of Labour
Market Participation and
Health in Later Life
0098 Mikaela B. von
Bonsdorff
Early Life Origins of
All-Cause and CauseSpecific Disability
Pension: Findings from
the Helsinki Birth Cohort
Study
4442 Measurement
instruments of frailty
Convenor: Robert
Gobbens
0232 Josje Schoufour
Predicting 3-year
Survival in Older
People with Intellectual
Disabilities Using a
Frailty Index
0233 Nienke de Vries
The Evaluative Frailty
Index for Physical activity
(EFIP): A Reliable and
Valid Instrument to
Measure Change in
Level of Frailty
0234 Nico De Witte
Measuring Frailty in
Community Dwelling
Older People Using the
Comprehensive Frailty
Assessment Instrument
(CFAI)
4399 Person-Centered
Approaches and
Quality of Life
Outcomes in People
Living with Dementia
Convenor: Ann
Kolanowski
0054 Andrea GilmoreBykovskyi
Temporal Associations
between Caregiver
Person-Centeredness
and Behavioral
Symptoms in People with
Dementia: The Utility of
Timed-Event Sequential
Analysis
0055 Jan Oyebode
Factors Associated With
Family Care And Formal
Care In South Asian And
‘White’ British Carers
For A Relative With
Dementia
Chair Peter Passmore
Keynote Claudio
Franceschi
Inflammaging/
Garbaging and their
role in
age-related diseases
Keynote Tilman Grune
Protein Modification,
Repair and Turnover in
Aging
Oral Presentations
Chair Domenico
Cucinotta
0268 Gennaro Pagano
Young Blood
Rejuvenates Older:
parabiosis can revert
ageing?
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4465 Aging as Future:
International and
Interdisciplinary
Perspectives on
Provision for and
Living in Old Age
Convenor: Helene
Fung
0327 Anne Muench
Social Time Orientations
In Later Life: Germany,
Hong Kong and the U.S.
Compared
0328 Peggy Voss
Personal and Contextual
Determinants of Attitudes
Towards Life in Old
Age: A Cross-Cultural
Perspective
0367 S Zwakhalen
Facilitators And Barriers
in Pain Assessment:
Results Of A European
Survey
0368 K James
The Role of Occupation
in Pain Assessment
and Management for
People with Dementia in
Hospital Settings
0369 E Sirsch
How Pain Assessment
Is Used In People With
Dementia – Results Of A
European Survey
0244 Boaz Ben-David
Does listening in a
second language
mimic aging? Evidence
from the timeline for
segregating a speechtarget from a background
masker
0246 Antje Heinrich
The effect of multi-talker
babble on the perception
and memory of words in
young and old listeners
0231 Eamon O’Shea
An Evaluation of an
Embedded Communitybased Model for
Dementia Care in Ireland
0334 Suzanne Cahill
“Ask the Users”: Respite
Care for People with
Dementia in Ireland,
Evaluating More
Innovative Models
4404 Resident to
Resident Aggression
in Long Term Care for
Older People
Convenor: Amanda
Phelan
0066 Thomas Goergen
“It’s not fun to be here”:
Fellow Residents as
Sources of Strain and
Aggression in Long-Term
Care
0067 Lynn McDonald
Developing a Research
Agenda on Resident-toResident Aggression:
Recommendations
from a Consensus
Conference
Oral Presentations
Chair Andrew Sixsmith
0679 Anna Forsman
Promoting mental health
in later life through
internet usage: the
Finnish @geing Online
project
0744 Tamara Bouwman
Reducing loneliness with
an Online Friendship
Intervention for Older
Adults
0769 Louise Hopper
Ethical Challenges
Associated with
Technology Use with
People Diagnosed with
Dementia
PAN-European
Research on
Technology and
Ageing: The Active and
Assisted Living (AAL)
Programme
Chair: Astrid
Stuckelberger
Presenters: Karina
Marcus, Alain Franco
and others
0068 Karl Pillemer
Prevalence and
Correlates of Residentto-Resident Elder
Mistreatment
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0099 Martin Wetzel
Does Retirement Affect
Well-being? Predicting
Differential Development
in Subjective Well-Being
by Last Labor Market
Status
0235 Robert Gobbens
Explaining Disability
and Quality of Life in
Older Residents of
Assisted Living Facilities
Using the Tilburg Frailty
Indicator (TFI)
Liffey Hall 1
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2A
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2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
Friday April 24th
0100 Sari Stenholm
Life-Style Changes
During Retirement
Transition – Introducing
Retirement Substudy in
the Finnish Public Sector
Study
0056 Sabine Nover
Exploring the Needs
of People with bvFTD:
Methodical Challenges
0077 Kimberly Van
Haitsma
Measuring Person
Centered Care in
Systems of Care:
Utilizing Recreational
Preference Congruence
As A Quality Indicator
0490 Hui Sian Tay
Systematic Review and
Meta-analysis: What Is
the Evidence for Oral
Iron Supplementation
in Treating Anaemia in
Older People?
1198 Irma Nykänen
Prevalence and Risk
Factors for Malnutrition
among Home Care
Client
0329 Thomas Hess
The Impact of DomainSpecific Expectations
about Aging on SelfPerceptions of Age
0247 Tuija Mikkola
Hearing Problems Are
Associated with Poorer
Physical Performance
among Older
Community-Dwelling
Adults
0331 Frieder Lang
Thinking the Future and
Preparing for Late Life
across Adulthood
0345 Sarah Delaney
Delivering TechnologyAssisted Social Care to
People with Dementia:
Preliminary Results from
an Evaluation of Telecare
0890 Claire Dickinson
Innovative Use of
Assistive Technology in
Practice; How People
with Dementia and Their
Carers Make Assistive
Technology Work for
Them
0249 Bruce Schneider
The Effects of Age and
Linguistic Status (first
or second language) on
Speech Comprehension
0957 Julie Ratcliffe
Telehealth as a New
Model of Health Care
Service Delivery:
an Investigation of
the Attitudes and
Preferences of Older
People
10:00 - 10:30
0101 Kene Henkens
What Role Does Prior
Work Play in the Lives
of Retired Individuals?
Understanding Diversity
in Postretirement
Experiences of Dutch
Retirees
1002 Kellie Morrissey
Keeping the voices in: a
participatory approach to
designing technology in
dementia
PAN-European
Research on
Technology and
Ageing: The Active and
Assisted Living (AAL)
Programme
Chair: Astrid
Stuckelberger
Presenters: Karina
Marcus, Alain Franco
and others
1141 Anu Siren
Older Adults and
Emerging E-government
Services
1338 Bláithín Gallagher
Areas of Technology
Research for Older
People: a Critical Review
10:30 - 11:00
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4398 Towards active
ageing for all? Social
health inequalities in
ageing populations.
Convenor: Marijke
Veenstra
11:00 - 12.00
0163 Oliver Huxhold
Health Impairments
Have More Serious
Consequences in Lower
Educated Older Adults
0300 Maja Grøtting
Social Inequalities in
Health in Middle Aged
and Older Norwegians:
Evidence for Cumulative
Disadvantage?
12.00-12.30
16
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4449 Taking Stock
of Multidisciplinary
Longitudinal Studies of
Aging. Symposium in
Honor of Dorly Deeg
Convenor: Fleur
Thomese
4461 Alternative Living
Arrangements for
People with Dementia:
Creating a Homelike
Atmosphere
Convenors: Karin WolfOstermann, Sandra
Zwakhalen
0260 Hans-Werner Wahl
European Ageing
Research Matures –
Observations, Themes,
Persons
0261 Marja Jylhä
Multidisciplinarity in
Gerontology – From
Theory to Practice
0262 Rachel Cooper
Maximising the Value of
Longitudinal Studies of
Aging
0306 Suzanne Cahill
Alternative Models to
Traditional Nursing
Homes for People with
Dementia in Ireland:
Findings from an Irish
Survey
0308 Bram de Boer
Green Care Farm for
People with Dementia:
an Alternative to Nursing
Home care?.
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Chair Roger Clarnette
Keynote Timo
Strandberg
Geriatric syndromes
are not an inevitable
companion of old age
Keynote Marcel OldeRikkert
Geriatric Syndromes’s
Pathophysiology
Clarified by Complexity
Science
Oral Presentations
Chair Judi Walker
1161 Marilyn Gugliucci
Learning by Living™:
Life Altering Medical
Education Immersion
Research
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Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4471 Quality of life in
later life: Crossnational
and lifecourse
perspectives
Convenor: Martin Hyde
0348 Loretta Platss
Mid-life occupational
grade and quality of life
following retirement: A
16-year follow-up of the
French GAZEL study
0349 Morten Wahrendorf
Does labour market
disadvantage explain
why childhood
circumstances are
related to quality of life at
older ages in Europe?
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4487/4488 IGRIMUP
(1 & 2) - The War
against Polypharmacy
- Addressing Negative
Global SocialEconomic Outcomes
Convenors: Doron
Garfinkel, Eva
Topinková
0872 Eva Topinková
Many facets of
polypharmacy – An
Overview. For IGRIMUP
- International Group for
Reducing Inappropriate
Medication Use &
Polypharmacy
0963 Ding-Cheng Chan
Polypharamcy in Taiwan
– An Overview and
Update
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4406 Beyond Treating
Quality of Life as an
Outcome: Trajectories
and Effects of Quality
of Life
Convenor: Ehud
Bodner
0078 Yuval Palgi
Quality of Life Attenuates
Age-Related Decline
in Functional Status of
Older Adults
0079 Amit Shrira
Global Quality of Life
Modifies Terminal
Change in Physical
Functioning among Older
Adult Women
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4429 Health Promotion
in German and
Austrian Long-Term
Care – Point of
Departure, Approaches
and Implementation
Experiences
Convenor: Thomas
Kleina
4370 New concepts for
improving quality of
life of geriatric patients
Convenor: Walter
Mueller
0188 Benjamin Marent
Professionals’
Perspectives on Health
Promotion for the Elderly
in Austrian Long-Term
Care
0004 Walter Mueller
Outreach Geriatric
Remobilisation –The
Hospital comes to your
Home
0005 Georg Pinter
The relocation
problem of nursing
home residents - an
intervention study
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Oral Presentations
Chair Keith Hill
Oral Presentations
Chair Israel Doron
0694 Louise Brent
Improving Hip Fracture
Care: The Irish Hip
Fracture Database
0018 Mary Rose Day
Self-Neglect Instrument:
Bridging Research And
Practice
1214 Mary Walsh
Relationship of Fear of
Falling to Physical and
Psychological Measures
Prior to Discharge Home
after Stroke
0105 Deana Johnson
The use of creative
endeavours to promote
public awareness of
Elder Abuse Issues.
1236 Patrick
O’Donoghue
Bone Health Screening
of Men with Prostate
Cancer
0359 Amanda Phelan
Piloting the Elder Abuse
Screening Index (EASI)
in Ireland
1131 Sirpa Hartikainen
Long-term Use
Of Antipsychotics
Among Persons With
Alzheimer’s Disease:
A Nationwide RegisterBased Study
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Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
2A
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
0921 Tomasz Grodzicki
Multi-morbidity and
Polypharmacy in Polish
Elderly Adults.
0080 Oleg Zaslavsky
The Limits of
Optimism: The Effect of
Dispositional Optimism
on Age-Related and
Death-Related Change
in Global Quality of Life
0189 Thomas Kleina
Promoting Physical
Mobility among Elderly
Residents in German
Long-Term Care – Needs
and Prerequisites for
Health Promotion
0006 Herbert Janig
The relocation problem
of nursing home
residents - a Mixed
Methods Study on
hospital transfers from
nursing homes
0081 Ehud Bodner
Subjective Age as
a Mediator of the
Reciprocal Relationship
between Satisfaction
with Aging and
Functional Limitation
0190 Annett Horn
Feasibility of Physical
Activity Interventions for
Residents in German
Nursing Homes
0007 Dieter Schmidt
Project “Home Health
Care”
Austria, Carinthia, district
of Völkermarkt
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
1245 Huan-Ji Dong
Who is more likely to be
admitted to hospital? An
approach in a Swedish
population of very old
people
0394 Amanda Phelan
Results from a Pilot
Study to Assess the
Appropriateness of the
Older Adult Financial
Exploitation Measure
(OAFEM) in Ireland
Friday April 24th
0304 Almar Kok
Educational,
occupational, and
income inequalities in
a longitudinal index of
Successful Aging
0263 Clemens TeschRoemer
Policy Oriented Ageing
Research
0310 Iva Holmerová
Residential (long-term)
Care for Older Persons
in the Czech Republic
0312 Karin WolfOstermann
Shared Housing
Arrangements for People
with Dementia- An
Alternative to Traditional
Care in Nursing Homes?
1177 Gunilla Fahlstrom
Quality of Evidence and
Supporting Evidence
Based Elderly Care: A
Challenging Dilemma
1234 Sinead HealyEvans
Early Outcomes Of A
Revised Curriculum
For Prescribing In The
Elderly For Final Year
Medical Students
0350 Bram Vanhoutte
Life course pathways
to QoL: a comparative
study of socio-economic
position in later life in
England and the U.S.
0351 Eithne Sexton
Does disability mediate
the relationship between
chronic disease and
quality of life in later life?
0352 Rachel Smith
A qualitative analysis
exploring quality of
life in older adults in
independent living
facilities in the USA
12.00-12.30
0943 Fatih Tufan
The Negative Impact
of Polypharmacy &
Inappropriate Medication
Use (IMU) in Elderly
Adults: The Turkish
Experience vs Global
Medical Perspective
0945 Fatih Tufan
The Negative Impact
of Polypharmacy &
Inappropriate Medication
Use (IMU) in the Elderly:
Global Economical
Perspective – An
overview
0008 Antonella Di
Campo
Effects of clinical
pharmaceutical
counseling on
medication safety in
geriatric patients
0870 Daniela Fialová
Polypharmacy and
Inappropriate Medication
Use in Eastern Europe
1251 Maria Nuotio
Association of Nutritional
Status as Measured
by the Mini Nutritional
Assessment-Short
Form (MNA-SF) with
Institutionalization and
Death after Hip Fracture
1262 James Mahon
Emerging Changes in
the Effect of Obesity
on Bone Mineral
Density, Muscle Mass
and Fracture History
in Elderly Osteoporotic
Patients
1273 James Mahon
Is Quantitative Heel
Ultrasound as Good
as DXA in Elderly
Osteoporotic Patients?
0930 Derelie Mangin
Commercial Influence
on Healthcare and
Its Influence on
Polypharmacy
1292 Joseph Harbison
Prevalence of mild,
moderate and severe
internal carotid stenosis
in the oldest old.
12:30 - 12:45
0507 Sari Teeri
Ageism among Retired
Persons - a Survey in
Finland
0683 Håkan Jönson
Introducing an equal
rights framework
for older persons in
residential care
0979 Darren
McCausland
Comparing the social
networks of older
people with intellectual
disabilities (ID) and the
general older population
in Ireland
1186 Attracta Lafferty
Factors Associated
with Potentially Harmful
Behaviours Engaged
in by Family Carers of
Older People
1359 Anne O’Loughlin
‘Eats away at the soul’;
‘like putting the rubbish
under the carpet’: the
impact of staff silence
about elder abuse.
Oral Presentations
Chair Eamon O’Shea
12.45 - 13.00
13:00 - 13:15
PFIZER SYMPOSIUM
Adult Vaccination
13:15 - 13:30
0102 Chris Gilleard
The Other Victorians: The
Aged Poor in 19th century
Ireland
13:30 - 13:45
Lunch/Exhibition/Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/Poster
AMGEN MEETING
Lunch/Exhibition/Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
0788 Brenda Roe
Active Lives Groups for
Older People Living in
the Community: Their
Benefits and Impact
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
13:45 - 14:00
0858 Steven Baker
The Supportive Network:
Rural Older People,
Complex Needs and ICT
in the Network Society
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Liffey Meeting Room
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Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
Friday April 24th
1266 Marta Balasko
Potential Contribution of
the Central Corticotropin
System to Aging Obesity
and Anorexia of Aging
0695 Mary Rose Day
Risk Instrument for
Screening Older People
in the Community
(RISC): Cross Cultural
13:45 - 14:00
Lunch/Exhibition/
Lunch/Exhibition/
Lunch/Exhibition/
Lunch/Exhibition/
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
AMGEN MEETING
Lunch/Exhibition/
Lunch/Exhibition/
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Poster
Poster
Perspectives
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
1351 Maelenn Guerchet
The 10/66 INDEP
Study - Examining the
Economic Effects of
Care Dependence in
Later Life
0406 Sharon Wray
Ageing in prisons – an
introduction
4491 IGRIMUP (3)
4469 Physical
4445 Promoting
4415 Life-Space
Oral Presentations
Oral Presentations
Ambient Assistive
The War Against
Activity and Ageing:
Interdisciplinarity and
Mobility; Determinants,
Chair Julie Ratcliffe
Chair Mo Flynn
Keynote Ian H.
Living Technology for
Polypharmacy
Benefits, Patterns and
International Scope in
Consequences and
Places across the Life
Robertson
Older Adults Living
- Prescribing
Interventions
Education on Ageing:
Longitudinal Change
0028 Monika Habermann
0537 Mats Christiansen
Course
The Neuropsychology
with Mild Cognitive
Optimisation Criteria
Convenor: Roger
the Experience of the
Convenor: Erja
Migrant Background
Suddenly, I am a ghost:
Convenor: Kieran
of Cognitive Reserve
Impairment
Sets for Older People
O’Sullivan
International Summer
Portegijs
of Nurses and Patient
HIV in the lives of older,
Convenor: Piper
in 2015
Safety. Findings of a
queer men
Jackson
Convenors: Denis
0330 Frank Doyle
(ISSA)
0181 Erja Portegijs
O’Mahony, Donna Frick
Does pain mediate
Convenor: Anne
Psychometric Properties
or moderate the
Martin-Matthews
of the Life-Space
4504 Improving
4434 Constructing
Convenor: Ilkka Pietila
medical standards of
Community
care in nursing homes
Connections in Rural
0322 Elizabeth
Convenor: Finbarr
Galleguillos
Martin
Ageism and Public
14:00 - 15:00
4439 AAL-WELL:
4464 Everyday Ageism
Policies: Evidences from
0472 Finbarr Martin
the UK and Switzerland
The Quest for Better
0324 Neal King
Walsh
Keynote Alexandra
0206 Julia Hahmann
Freund
The UK Experience
The Overlooked
Successful Aging: The
0467 Eva Lindqvist
Relevance of Community
Role of Motivational
In What Situations
0933 Donna Fick
relationship between
Competence
Would People with Mild
The 2012 American
physical activity and
0285 Anne Martin-
Consequences of
Cognitive Impairment
Geriatrics Society Beers
depressive symptoms in
Matthews
Limited Life-Space
Oral Presentations
Gain the Most from AAL
Criteria:
older people?
Training for Excellence in
Mobility
Chair Marja Vaarama
Technology to Continue
Challenges,
Mastering Everyday
Opportunities and The
Life?
2015 Update
Categorization in Age
0506 Desmond O’Neill
in Rural Ageing
Relations
Towards Standards
Processes
of Medical Care for
A Paradox of Ageism:
Being Aware of but
Denying Experiences of
Age-Based Inequality
15:00 - 15: 30
Physicians in Nursing
0207 Mark Skinner
Homes
Voluntarism and Age-
0533 Iva Holmerová
Friendly Communities in
0530 Rebecca Hunter
Comparative Perspective
Wayfinding: A Vital
ELTECA: Exchange of
Experience in Long-
0208 Marjaana
term Care in Central
Seppänen
and Eastern European
Communality and the
countries
Role of Information
Technology in Ageing
Remote Villages in
Northern Finland
20
School on Ageing
Care in Nursing Homes:
Doing Age: Mundane
0325 Kirsi Lumme-Sandt
Chair Joanna McHugh
Key to Age-Friendly
0468 Timothy Gomersall
1014 Paul Gallagher
Communities
Psychosocial Aspects
STOPP/START criteria: a
of a Diagnosis of Mild
prescribing optimisation
0750 Sally Bould
Cognitive Impairment
tool with tangible patient
The Gender Gap
(MCI): A Systematic
benefits
in Public Pensions:
Review of Qualitative
Belgium, Sweden,
Studies
France, Germany, Italy
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Assessment and
Aging Research across
Cross-Sectional Study
in Nursing Homes and
Hospitals
0035 Donna M Wilson
Lifelong Health Services
Utilization and Lifelong
Health: A Study
0583 Magdalena
Bergström
Middle Aged and Elderly
Persons with Long Term
Alcohol Problems and
their Reviews of the
Lived Life
0332 Elaine Murtagh
Disciplines, beyond
0182 Sofi Fristedt
Stay Active: The Physical
Boundaries: Rationale
Life-space mobility and
Activity, Ageing and
and Objectives of an
participation in daily
Health Study
International Summer
activities and social life
Healthcare Services
The Impact of
School in Aging
among older men and
Policy and Planning
Discrimination and
0333 Conor Breen
Exposing Myths for
Public Education and
women
0730 Charles
Waldegrave
Abuse on Wellbeing
Physical activity
0663 Jutta Pulkki
and older people:
Costs of Medicines
Determinants and
Concentrate in Last
Interventions
Years of Life and
among Older People
Increase with Time
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2A
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
0242 Giovanni Lamura
ISSA-2012:
Methodological, Logistic
and Evaluation Issues
emerging from the First
Edition of the ISSA
0183 Merja Rantakokko
Correlates of Life-Space
Mobility in 75-90-YearOld People
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
0666 Patrick Moore
Counting the Time Lived
or the Time Left? Age,
Proximity to Death and
Prescribing Expenditures
0748 Sylvie Lapierre
A Mental Health
Promotion Program for
Depressed Older Adults
Friday April 24th
0585 Claire Goodman
Health Care Provision to
Care Home Residents:
A Survey of Surveys and
Stakeholder Interviews
as part of the Optimal
Study
0209 Kieran Walsh
Remaking Home and
Community: The Lived
Experience of Older
Adults in a Rural Irish
Community
1066 Andrew Wormald
Understanding
Loneliness in Older
People with an
Intellectual Disability
0469 Alex Mihailidis
Comparative Analysis of
Prominent Middleware
Platforms in the Domain
of Ambient Assisted
Living
0476 Piper Jackson
Model Well: A
Transdisciplinary
Comparison of
Conceptual Models of
Human Activity from
a Gerontechnological
Perspective
0586 Adam Gordon
The Optimal Study – can
realist evaluation enable
researchers to keep
pace with rapid service
improvement in care
homes?”
0936 Anna RenomGuiteras
Development of a
European List of
Potentially Inappropriate
Medications (PIM) and
its Application to Older
Persons with Dementia
0243 Francesco
Barbabella
ISSA-2012: The
Medium-Term Impact
of the First ISSA in the
Eyes of its Participants
0953 Jørund Straand
The Norwegian General
Practice Nursing Home
criteria (NORGEPNH) for potentially
inappropriate medication
use. A web based Delphi
study.
0184 Erja Portegijs
Fear of falling and
changes in life-space
mobility over two years
in 75-90-year-old
community-dwelling
people
1020 Sarah Gibney
Health Literacy and
Health Behaviours
among People Aged 50
and Older in Ireland
0284 Torbjörn Svensson
ISSA-2014: Continuity,
change and execution of
the second edition
1173 Eithne Sexton
Beyond Main Effects:
Interaction of Physical
Health, Personal and
Contextual Factors in
Shaping Quality of Life in
Older Populations
0879 Martin Wehling
The FORTA (“Fit fOR
The Aged”) as an Implicit
Instrument
to Improve
Pharmacotherapy in the
Elderly
15:00 - 15: 30
0859 Suzanne Hodgkin
Understanding Wellness
in Older People living in
Diverse Communities in
Australia
1182 Rebecca Bendayan
Health Indicators of
Age-Related Decline in
English Older Adults:
Results from the English
Longitudinal Study of
Ageing
1320 Nicole Valtorta
Are loneliness and social
isolation predictors of
ill health? A systematic
review of longitudinal
observational studies set
in high-income countries.
15:30 - 16:00
16:00 - 17:00
22
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4468 Different
European Perspectives
on Social Exclusion
and Participation in
Later Life
Convenor: Sofie van
Regenmortel
4455 The Acute
Hospital Care of a
Person with Dementia:
Changing Culture and
Improving Care
Convenor: Suzanne
Timmons
4440 Age-Friendliness,
Well-Being and
Mobility in Urban
Neighbourhoods
Convenor: Atiya
Mahmood
0336 Ilona Tamutiene
Association between
Alcohol Related Social
Harm in Older Age and
Social Exclusion
0544 Roisin Coary
Dementia-Related
Activity in the Acute
Setting… A Need for
Dementia-Friendly
Hospitals
0219 Frank Oswald
The Role of
Neighbourhood
Belonging for Well-being
in Very Old Age: Data
from the BEWOHNT
study
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Chair Vladimir
Anisimov
Keynote Suresh Rattan
Improving Biological
Ageing and Health by
Hormesis
Keynote Janet Lord
Mobility, Immunity and
Healthy Ageing
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Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4501 Building
on experience:
incorporating
experience and
research into training
in elder abuse
Convenor: James
O’Brien
0443 James O’Brien
A Profile of Older Victims
of Abuse in Louisville
Kentucky referred by
Police to a Community
Agency over three years
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4496 IGRIMUP (4)
The War Against
Polypharmacy From rigid Clinical
Practice Guidelines
to CustomizationEthically Combining
EBM, Clinical
Judgement and Elder/
Family Preferences
Convenors: Martin
Wehling, Daniela
Fialova
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4482 The Role of Life
Course Experiences
and Generational
Change in Theorizing
Resilience, Loneliness
and Support: Results
From The CFAS-Wales
Study
Convenor: Vanessa
Burholt
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4507 Geriatric
Education Across
Boundaries – a
Collaborative
Interdisciplinary
Journey
Convenor: Ellen Holm
0574 Tahir Masud
Undergraduate Training
for Medical Students
Across Europe:
Achievements and
Challenges
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4481 Perspectives of
the Yin and Yang of the
Oldest Old
Convenor: Irene Rea
0423 Marja Jylhä
Functional Status Among
Nonagenarians - Time
Trends and Associations
with Age and Distanceto-Death
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
0779 Paula Carder
Linking Health and
Housing Policies on
Behalf of Low-Income
Older Persons in the US
0900 H Susan J Picavet
Common Trajectories of
Physical Functioning in
the Doetinchem Cohort
Study
1139 Sarah Donnelly
‘There’s No Point In
Bringing The Patient
Along For Lip Service’:
Multidisciplinary Care
Planning Meetings With
Older People
1163 Frank Moriarty
Determining the
Relationship between
Potentially Inappropriate
Medications and Quality
of Life in a Cohort of
Older People
1271 Nadine Konopik
Health Literacy In
Later Life: The Role
Of Biographical
Experiences and Ageing
in Place
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Oral Presentations
Chair Peter Crome
Oral Presentations
Chair Thomas Münzer
0114 Katie Aubrecht
“There’s No Magic Pill”:
What Comfort Means
to Family Caregivers of
Older Adults Managing
Multiple Chronic
Conditions that Include
Dementia
0069 Maureen MarkleReid
Engaging Community
Stakeholders in Fall
Prevention for Older
Adults: Moving from
Research to Action
0510 Natalie Rigaux
Accounting for the
Effects of Activities on
the Moral Identities
of People with
Dementia and Helping
Professionals
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0264 Marie Ernsth
Bravell
Older persons´
perceptions of home
health care – before
and after the reform of
the home health care in
Sweden.
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0339 Catherine MacLeod
Determinants of Social
Participation in Later Life
0545 Niamh O’Regan
Early Detection of
Delirium: Predictors,
Prodrome and Screening
0220 Atiya Mahmood
Development of a
User-led Neighbourhood
Environmental Audit tool
for Physical Activity in
Older Adults - ‘Seniors
Walkability Audit in
Neighbourhoods’
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
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Liffey Meeting Room
2A
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
0591 Kevin Brazil
How General
Practitioners Approach
Advance Care Planning
in Patients with
Dementia
0636 Mari Aaltonen
Patterns of Care in
the Final Years of Life:
Changes between 1998
and 2011
Friday April 24th
0340 Sofie Van
Regenmortel
Social Exclusion in Later
Life: Towards an Age
Specific Social Exclusion
Measure
0546 Suzanne Timmons
A Multi-Hospital Study
of Dementia in Older
People Admitted to Acute
Hospitals: Prevalence,
Associations and Long
Term Outcomes
0547 David Meagher
Delirium detection across
clinical settings: the
potential for improved
outcomes using novel
technologies
0221 Liesbeth de Donder
Towards an “Active
Caring Community”
in Brussels: Agefriendliness, Participatory
Research and
Neighbourhood issues
0222 Tine Buffel
Developing Participatory
Research Approaches
to Explore the
Age-Friendliness
of Neighborhoods.
Reflections, Challenges
and Opportunities
Oral Presentations
Chair Jean-Pierre
Baeyens
1053 Katja Leth-Møller
Antidepressant
Drugs and the Risk
of Hyponatremia – A
Danish Register-Based
Cohort Study
1061 Caoilfhionn
O’Donoghue
Effect of Proton Pump
Inhibitors (PPI) on
the Gut Microbiome
of Hospitalised Older
Persons Receiving
Antibiotics.
1166 Bodil Weidung
Blood Pressure,
Cognition, and Mortality
in Very Old Individuals: A
Population-Based Cohort
Study
17:00 - 17:30
0445 Sarah Mahon
Impact, Dissemination
and Effectiveness of an
Elder Abuse Training
Programme in Ireland
0491 Mairead Bartley
Perspectives on selfneglect from old age
psychiatrists
0862 Arduino Mangoni
Impact of Anticholinergic
Drugs on Adverse
Outcomes In Older
Hospitalized Patients
During Extreme Weather
Conditions
0387 Gillian Windle
How Can We
Understand Resilience
in Later Life – Some
Conceptual and
Methodological
Challenges
0863 Arduino Mangoni
Clinical use of existing
anticholinergic drug
scoring systems in older
patients
0388 Deborah Morgan
Transitions in Loneliness
and Social Isolation in
Later Life
0881 Helmut Frohnhofen
Impact of the Application
of the FORTA List on the
activities of daily living in
Patients with Dementia
0878 Martin Wehling
Who Protects Physicians
and Patients From
Guidelines?
0932 Derelie Mangin
How to Involve Patients
in De-prescribing
0922 Doron Garfinkel
The Garfinkel
method:Customizing
Drug Therapy in the
Elderly Combining
Ethics, EBM and clinical
Judgment. Interim results
of 200 elderly people
0389 Vanessa Burholt
Social Networks: Two
Decade of Social
Change in the CFASWales Study
0390 Nicola Woodward
Changes Between 1993
and 2013 in Normative
Responsibilities and
Expectations Concerning
Social Support for Older
People in Wales
0575 Regina Roller
Postgraduate Training
for Geriatricians in
Europe- The Road to
Harmonization
0576 Sanja Thomson
Interdisciplinary Model of
Geriatric Training
0424 Carol Jagger
The Enduring
Effect of Education
– Socioeconomic
Differences in Disability
Trajectories from Age 85
Years in the Newcastle
85+ Study
0425 Maeve Rea
Cardiovascular-related
Disease Causes
Death in Male and
Female BELFASTNonagenarians 1-Year
Earlier, Compared to
the More Common
Cause of Death,
Bronchopneumonia
0426 Elisa Cevenni
Is it Possible to Define
the Health Status in
the Oldest Old? Does
Age make us more
“individual” and unique?
0728 Doris Yu
How does the interaction
between older adults
with dementia and family
caregivers influence
the manifestation of
behavioral symptoms?
0755 Carolien Smits
Interactions of Multiple
Network Members in
Making Decisions for
People with Dementia
0797 Liane SchirraWeirich
Visualizing the ‘CareTandem’: Social support
structures adapted to
people with dementia
and family caregivers
0983 Dympna Casey
Resilience and dementia:
“I’d say I have a bit of…
that (resilience) in me…I
wouldn’t be put down
very easily”.
1076 Dorina Cadar
Is Education a
demographic dividend?
International evaluations
of cognitive reserve
and cognitive decline
in preclinical stages of
dementia
1345 Dorina Cadar
Education does not
moderate the rate of
cognitive decline prior
to dementia diagnosis:
Evidence from the
OCTO-Twin longitudinal
study
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0743 Justine E. F.
Moonen
Effect Of Discontinuation
Of Antihypertensive
Treatment On Orthostatic
Hypotension In Older
Persons: A Randomised
Controlled Trial. The
DANTE Study Leiden
0801 Sara Santini
Caregivers of Older
People affected
by Incontinence
(OPI) in Europe:
coping strategies
and suggestions for
improving carers’ quality
of life
0815 Antonius J Poot
Changes in Care
Perceptions and
Satisfaction of General
Practitioners and
Patients during the
Implementation of
Integrated Care for Older
Persons
0972 Tuija Mikkola
Perceived Hearing
Difficulties and
Withdrawal From Leisure
Activities Among Older
Community-Dwelling
Adults: A Longitudinal
Study
1181 Gloria FernandezMayoralas
Reception of Help for
Performing Activities
of Daily Living Among
Community Dwelling
Older Adults Living in
Spain (2008-2011)
1319 Roisin Coary
Stroke Prevention:
Community Based Five
Day Screening for Atrial
Fibrillation in High Risk
Cohorts
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2A
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2B
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
4411 Diagnostic and
Prognostic Value of
NTproBNP in Old Age:
Results from Studies
in Ireland, Scotland,
Belgium and the
Netherlands
Convenor: Wouterde-Ruijter, Jacobijn
Gussekloo
4410 Development of
health and functional
status of older people
living in their own
environment - a sevenyear monitoring in the
South Moravian region
of the Czech Republic
Convenor: Hana M.
Kubesova
4499 Preventing
Elder Financial
Abuse: Results of
North American
and International
Professional Education
Effort
Convenor: Robert
Roush (represented by
Susan B. Somers)
0107 Bert Vaes
Untangling The Dynamic
Relation Between NTproBNP And Cardiac
Dysfunction In The
Oldest Old: Insights
From The BELFRAIL
Study
0295 Hana Matejovska
Kubesova
Depression in Elderly
Living in Their Own
Environment - 7 Years
Follow-up
0441 Ronan Factora
Clinical Factors
Associated with Elder
Financial Abuse
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
Saturday April 25th
4436 Deconstructing
Processes and
Outcomes of Old-Age
Exclusion across
Europe
Convenor: Thomas
Scharf
0212 Thomas Scharf
A Scoping Review and
Conceptual Framework
on Old-Age Exclusion
0213 Vanessa Burholt
The Impact of Exclusion
from Social Resources
on Loneliness in Later
Life for Older People in
Wales
0215 Giovanni Lamura
Social Exclusion And
Service Use Amongst
Older Europeans
09:00 - 10:30
0217 Mark Skinner
Rural Ageing, Social
Exclusion and
Voluntarism
0218 Mateusz Najsztub
Multidimensional Social
Exclusion in Later Life:
Evidence from the Fifth
Wave of the SHARE
Survey
Chair Kate O’Loughlin
4479 Developing
healthcare systems for
common conditions in
older adults- Syncope
and Falls units – New
ideas for an old
problem
Convenor: Jaspreet
Bhangu
Keynote Susanne
Iwarsson
Health Sciences
Contributions to
European Gerontology
– Potential and
Challenges for the
Future
0381 Clodagh O’Dwyer
Challenges in diagnosing
and appropriately
triaging older patients
who present with
syncope
0401 Ciara Rice
Designing syncope
units to reflect changing
demographic trends
0403 Geraldine
McMahon
Treatment , prevention
and recognition of risk
factors for older people
who present to the
emergency room
0410 Jaspreet Bhangu
Beyond the HospitalThe use of remote
monitoring in syncope
and unexplained falls
Keynote Raimundo
Mateos
Old Age psychiatry
in the XXI Century.
International
Perspectives
Building a European
Approach to Prevent
and Tackle Frailty in
Old Age in Europe
Keynote Paul Knight
Why is Geriatric
Medicine Such a Hard
Sell? A Problem for
Leadership in the
Specialty
Session presented
by Inés García-Sánchez
and Anna Carta
European Commission
DG SANTE, Unit
Innovation for Health.
4470 Towards
Evidence-Based
Models for User
Involvement in Ageing
Research
Convenor: Charlotte
Löfqvist
0335 Angela Barnes
User Engagement In
Research – A Report
From Older People
Themselves
0337 Björn Slaug
Empowering Senior
Citizens to Find Optimal
Housing Solutions – A
New ICT Tool Based on
Research Generated
User Requirement
Specification
0341 Oskar Jonsson
Experiences of usercentred approach on
relations between ageing
people and furniture in
the home environment
0342 Susanne Iwarsson
End-user and
stakeholder
prioritizations of research
findings on home and
health in old age – A
collaborative knowledge
transfer project
4494 IGRIMUP (5)The War Against
Polypharmacy : Drug
Load in The Last
Period of Life - The
Palliative Aspect
Convenors: Tomasz
Grodzicki, Peter
Chrome
0942 Andrej Zeyfang
Optimizing Drug Therapy
in Older Persons with
Type 2 Diabetes –
How many Oral Drugs?
When to Switch to
Insulin?
0887 Barbara Wizner
Polypharmacy in Elderly
Chronic Heart Failure
Patients – Data from the
National Polish Survey.
0931 Derelie Mangin
The Antidepressant
Cessation Trial Study:
Maintenance vs Gradual
Withdrawal of Fluoxetine
in Stable Depression
0917 Natalie Ilin
The Rate and Extent of
Chemotherapy Given to
Patients Suffering from
Advanced/End-stage
Cancer in the Last 3
Months of Life
0108 Petra van Peet
NT-proBNP And
Functional Status Over
Time, Incident Cardiac
Disease, And Mortality
In The Leiden 85-plus
Study
0110 Rosalinde
Poortvliet
Added Value Of
NT-proBNP In Risk
Stratification And
Treatment Effect Of
Statins In Older Adults In
The PROSPER Study
0299 Hana Matejovska
Kubesova
The Incidence and
Development of Diabetes
Mellitus in Elderly
Living in Their Own
Environment – the 7
Years Follow Up
0303 Jan Matejovsky
The Development of Mild
Cognitive Impairment in
Elderly Living in Their
Own Environment – the
7 Years Follow Up
0464 Ronan Factora for
Robert Roush
What Health Care
Practitioners Need to
Know to Prevent Elder
Investment Fraud and
Financial Exploitation
0465 Susan B. Somers
for Don Blandin
What Legal
Professionals Need to
Know About Their Older
Clients’ Vulnerability
to Being Defrauded
Financially
0466 Gloria Gutman
Financial Abuse of Older
Persons: A Global Issue
for Health and Legal
Professionals
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4424 Self- Neglect:
An International
Symposium
Convenor: Mary Day
11:00 - 12:00
26
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4405 International
Research to Reduce
Fear of Falling and
Promote Activity
and Independence
in Different Older
Populations: Towards
Program Development
Convenor: G. Zijlstra
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4500 Researching
Longer Working
Convenor: Anthony
Chiva
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Chair Thomas Scharf
Keynote Jean-Marie
Robine
The longevity
Revolution: Healthier
Lives?
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Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4417 Participatory
Approaches to the
Design of Assistive
Technologies for Older
Adults
Convenor: Joanna
Lumsden
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4495 IGRIMUP (6)
- The War against
Polypharmacy :
Educational Programs
Designed to Reduce
Drug Load in the
Elderly
Convenors: Mirko
Petrovic, Gillistan
Bahat
0524 Ayelet BergWarman
A Sensor-Based System
for Aging Well in Place
– Findings from an
Evaluative Study
0883 Christine E. Swane
The Use of Media in the
Social Life of Nursing
Home Residents
0916 Svein Olav
Daatland Trends and
Types Of Residential
Care – The Scandinavian
Case
0956 Aleksander Galas
The Role Of Build
Environment in Social
Networks and Quality of
Life among Polish Older
Adults: COURAGE in
Europe Project
1162 Janice Keefe
Relationships,
Homelikeness, and
the Work Environment:
Perspectives from
Nursing Home
Residents, Family, and
Staff on Quality of Life
Publishing Symposium
“Publish or Perish:
Tips to Survive”
Presenters:
Rachel Pruchno, Dorly
Deeg, Suresh Rattan
and Timo Strandberg
1368 Maria Pierce
Universal Design for
Dementia Friendly
Dwellings: Hearing
the Voices of People
Embroiled in the Process
0918 Doron Garfinkel
Rate/Extent of
Polypharmacy and
Inappropriate Medication
Use (IMU) in Advanced/
End-stage Cancer
Patients in the Last 3
Months of Life
10:30 - 11:00
Oral Presentations
Chair Anabel Pelham
1003 Lee Chin
Using the Experiences
and Perspectives of
Residents to Design
Aged Care Centres
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4438 Facilitating
Person Centered Care
in Acutely Hospitalized
Older Adults with
Dementia and Delirium
Convenor: Donna Fick
4467 Healthy Ageing
and Inequalities:
Interdisciplinary
Studies of
Determinants of Good
Physical and Mental
Health in Two EU
States
Convenor: Paul McGill
4428 Fostering
intergenerational
learning and solidarity
through effective
strategies for active
ageing: recent
empirical evidence
from Italy
Convenor: Sara Santini
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Oral Presentations
Chair Julia Twigg
0560 Janine Proctor
Ten Years On: A follow
up study of Berryhill
Retirement Village
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Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4430 Determinants
of Volunteering,
Caregiving and
Participation in Leisure
and Educational
Activities in Older
People, According to
Health Status
Convenor: Andrea
Principi
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PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Suite A
Liffey Suite B
Liffey Hall 1
0089 G.I.J.M. Kempen
The Impact of Fear
of Falling on Daily
Functioning among
Community-Living Older
People. A Prospective
Cohort Study
0442 Matt Flynn
Extending Working
Lives: How are
Employees Responding
to the External Drivers to
a Longer Work Life?
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Hall 2
Liffey Meeting Room 1
Liffey Meeting Room
2A
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
0214 Bernhard Holle
The Implementation of
Dementia Care Concepts
in German Hospitals
Examples for Person
Centered Care in the
Acute Care Setting
0379 Helene McNulty
Socioeconomic
Deprivation and Risk of
Age-related Cognitive
Dysfunction in Older Irish
Adults
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
0192 Sara Santini
“Let’s Re-Generate”:
A Community-Based
Project to Enhance
Solidarity Between
Younger and Older
People in Central Italy
0618 Isaiah Oluremi
Durosaiye
The Physical and
Sociocultural Constructs
of an Age-friendly Work
Environment within the
NHS
0265 Doorly Deeg
Social and Physical
Leisure Activities in Older
Europeans with and
without Multimorbidity
0193 Tiziana Tesauro
Narrative Medicine
for Activating
Institutionalized Old
Persons Capabilities:
The Case Memory
0681 Suvi Fried
Residential Areas
Coming of Age: How
Age-friendly Are They in
Finland?
Saturday April 25th
11:00 - 12:00
0159 Tova BandWinterstein
Elder Self-Neglect:
Research Results Israel
0160 Kelly Melekis
Elder Self-Neglect In
The United States:
Establishing A
Coordinated Community
Response
0172 William Lauder
Theoretical and
Methodological
Challenges when
Researching and
Intervening with People
Who Self-Neglect
0173 Mary Rose Day
Understanding SelfNeglect from Older
Adults and Social
Workers Perspectives in
Ireland
12:00 - 12.30
0174 David Orr
Effective Policy,
Organisational and
Practice Responses to
Self-Neglect in England:
A Survey and Interview
Study
0090 M.H. Nilsson
Fear of Falling,
Fall-Related Activity
Avoidance and
Accessibility Problems in
People with Parkinson’s
Disease
0091 K. Hauer
Mismatch of Objective
Fall Risk and Subjective
Concerns about
Falling in Patients with
Dementia
0444 Karen Hanley
What are the Enablers
and Hindrances to Being
in Work Past Age 65?
0446 Eleanor Davies
The Influence of
Organisational Support
and Supervisor Support
on Extending Working
Life
Keynote Hans-Werner
Wahl
Press, Stress
and Richness of
Environments of
Aging: Psychogeriatric Perspectives
Oral Presentations
Chair Rose Galvin
0383 Stefanie Becker
Research on
Gerontology - What will
we need in the future?
0503 Paula Devine
Assumptions About
Ageing In Survey
Research: a systematic
review of datasets
0137 Julie Doyle
Supporting Wellness
Self-Management in
an Older Population:
Results from a Field Trial
0138 Helen Petrie
Co-Motion: Investigating
the Links Between
Mobility and Wellbeing
Amongst Older People
0139 Lilit Hakobyan
Participatory Design
Process with Older
Adults with Age-Related
Macular Degeneration
(AMD)
0798 Nora-Ann Donnelly
Systematic Review
and Meta-Analysis of
the Impact of Carer
Stress on Subsequent
Institutionalisation of
Community Dwelling
Older People
0092 G.A.R. Zijlstra
The Effects of a
Cognitive Behavioural Inhome Program on Fear
of Falling and Associated
Activity Avoidance: A
Randomized Controlled
Trial
0856 Mirko Petrovic
The Psychotropic
Education And
Knowledge Test For
Nurses In Nursing
Homes: Striving for
PEAK Performance
0911 Regina RollerWirnsberg
Education and training of
health care staff - Impact
on quality of prescribing
and professional’s
attitudes towards
polypharmacy?
0866 Petra Thürmann
A Multicentre Prospective
Interventional Study for
Improving Drug Safety in
German Nursing Homes
(AMTS-AMPEL)
0947 Fatih Tufan
Training Programs
for Nursing Home
Physicians Concentrating
on the Garfinkel Method,
as a Tool for Reducing
Polypharmacy in Nursing
Home Residents in
Istanbul
0371 Martina Roes
Dementia Sensitive
Hospital: The Need for
a Structured Diagnostic
Process
0375 Matthew O’Connell
High Prevalence of
Frailty and Disability in
Older Adults from the
North Compared to the
South of Ireland
0374 Donna Fick
Facilitating PersonCentered Care for
Delirium: And Missed
Opportunities in
Hospitalized Persons
With Dementia
0372 Sharon Cruise
Examining Inequalities in
Coronary Heart DiseaseRelated Disability in
Older Adults in Northern
Ireland and the Republic
Of Ireland
0380 Olga Cleary
Determinants of
Multimorbidity among
Older Populations in
Ireland, North and
South: a Comparison
of Two Nationally
Representative Crosssectional Surveys
0920 Doron Garfinkel
Educational Training
Programs for Family
Physicians Updating
Geriatric Pharmacology
as a Tool for Reducing
Polypharmacy in Israel –
Disappointing Results
0194 Barbara Baschiera
Intergenerational and
peer-to-peer learning for
bridging the gap between
generations
0195 Rosita Deluigi
Experiences of
intergenerational
dialogue: pathways and
opportunities for active
citizenship
0697 Valerie D’Astous
Planning for Old Age:
Meeting the Needs of
Adults with Autism Post
Parental Care
0763 Sheila Peace
Kitchen Living: Multidisciplinary Working in
Environment and Ageing
0775 Mary Breheny
Ageing in Unsuitable
Places
0266 Andrea Principi
Factors Affecting
Volunteering: Differences
between Older People
with Good and with Poor
Health
0267 Stefania Ilinca
Comparing Caregiving
Patterns of Older People
in Poor and Good
HealthiIn Europe
0391 Stanislawa
Golinowska
Participation in
Educational Activities
of Older Europeans in
Poor and Good Health.
Comparative Analysis
in Selected European
Countries
0854 Anthea Tinker
How Age-Friendly is
London? A Review of
Changing Policies and
Practices that Influence
the Well Being of Older
Londoners
1010 John Miles
Older Men and the AgeFriendly City in the UK:
Collaborative Leadership
in Everyday Community
Life
1206 Lennarth
Johansson
Time to re-think the
aging in place policy Some experiences from
Sweden
Oral Presentations
Chair Suzanne
Hodgkin
12:30 - 12:45
12:45 - 13:00
13:00 - 13:15
13:15 - 13:30
Lunch/Exhibition/Poster
PFIZER SYMPOSIUM
Healthy Ageing
Lunch/Exhibition/Poster
13:30 - 13:45
13:45 - 14:00
28
IAGG-ER 8th Congress Dublin 2015 | The Convention Centre | 23rd - 26th April
Lunch/Exhibition/Poster
0024 Johanna Buchcik
Health-Related Quality
of Life of Migrants
and Natives - In
Consideration of Gender
and Age
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IAGG-ER COUNCIL
MEETING
12.30-15.30
29
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Suite A
Liffey Suite B
Liffey Hall 1
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Hall 2
Liffey Meeting Room 1
Liffey Meeting Room
2A
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
Saturday April 25th
0366 Lily Claassens
Perceived Control over
Health Care in relation
to Perceived Quality of
Care
0569 Ossi Rahkonen
Joint Associations of
Smoking and Physical
Activity with Disability
Retirement among
Ageing Employees
1308 Niamh Mulryan
Vitality in Older Persons
with an Intellectual
Disability
13:45 - 14:00
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
Lunch/Exhibition/
Poster
0925 Delphine Roulet
Schwab
Perceptions of
Elder Abuse from
Older Persons and
from Professionals
Working in the Field:
What Implications for
Prevention?
1213 Trudy Corrigan
Intergenerational
Learning in Higher
Education: A Case
Study of the DCU
Intergenerational
Learning Programme as
a Community of Learning
IAGG-ER COUNCIL
MEETING
12.30-15.30
0475 Andrew Sixsmith
A Statistical and
Computational
Modeling Approach to
Understanding Falls
among Older Adults
0620 Norah Keating
Quality of Life of Older
Adults in Supportive
Housing
14:00 - 15:00
30
4459 Elder Abuse:
Lessons Learned
from 4 European
Multinational Projects
Convenor: Liesbeth De
Donder
4472 The Changing
Landscape of LaterLife Employment
and Retirement: The
Potential for Growing
Inequality Convenor:
Laurie Corna
Chair Rónán O Caoimh
Keynote András
Dinnyés
Is Ageing Affects
Reprogramming
Potential to Pluripotent
Stem Cells?
IAGG-ER 8th Congress Dublin 2015 | The Convention Centre | 23rd - 26th April
4493 Acute geriatric
medicine - a European
perspective
Convenor: Desmond
O’Neill
4492 IGRIMUP (7)
The War Against
Polypharmacy:
Optimizing Prescribing
in the Elderly:
Computer Assisted
Digital Tools vs Patient
Centered Methods
Convenors: Denis
O’Mahony & Paul
Jansen
4463 Evaluating the
Impact of Education
and Awareness of
Alzheimer’s Disease
and Related Dementias
Convenor: Suzanne
Cahill
4402 Nutritional
assessment as part of
the medical evaluation
of the older patient
Convenor: Avner
Shahar
Oral Presentations
Chair Jane Robertson
0536 Joanna Edel
McHugh
Social cognitive factors
predict energy intake and
body mass index among
older adults living alone
in the community
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31
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Suite A
Liffey Suite B
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Hall 1
Liffey Hall 2
Liffey Meeting Room 1
Liffey Meeting Room
2A
0353 Laurie Corna
Older Women’s
Employment Biographies
in Comparative
Perspective: Informing
Policy Responses
Keynote Anders Olsen
What Worms can
Teach us About Human
Ageing
0432 Sean Kennelly
Older Persons attending
the Emergency
Department (OPED):
a retrospective cohort
study
1021 Denis O’Mahony
SENATOR: A novel
software approach to
prescribing optimisation
in older people with
multi-morbidity.
0434 Aoife Fallon
Characteristics and
outcomes of older
patients attending an
Irish acute medical
assessment unit
0977 Wilma Knoll
Evaluating the
effectiveness of the
STRIPassistant:A
digital tool to optimize
polypharmacy
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
Saturday April 25th
14:00 - 15:00
0296 Bridget Penhale
Mind the Gap: Improving
Criminal Justice and
Social Support Agencies’
Responses
0305 M.G. Melchiorre
Elder Abuse in Italy:
Findings from the
European study ABUEL
and Local/National
Studies
0307 Minna-Liisa Luoma
Quality of Life and Elder
Abuse: Findings from the
AVOW project
0309 Ana João Santos
Coping Mechanisms
and Elder Abuse: AVOW
Study
15:00 - 15:30
0311 Liesbeth De
Donder
Elder Abuse from
a Human Rights
Perspective: Focus
on Quality of Care
(Eustacea, WEDO and
WEDO2)
4432 Space, Place,
Distance and Time:
Interrogating Spatial
Perspectives in
Everyday Lives of
Older People
Convenor: Judith
Phillips
0257 Anne MartinMatthews
When Home Space
is Care Space:
Environment as
Relational, Experiential,
Physical, and Social
0258 Yuanyuan Yin
Silver Shoppers: Agefriendly Supermarket
Environments and
Service Design
0200 Roos Piipers
Older People and Their
Use and Experience of
Public Space in Ageing
Communities in the
Netherlands
0354 Mai Stafford
Socioeconomic and
Health Determinants of
Work and Retirement:
Evidence from the MRC
National Survey of
Health and Development
0356 Laurie Corna
Employment Histories of
British Men and Women:
Implications for extended
working lives and socioeconomic circumstances
in later life
0400 Wendy Loretto
Fuller Working Lives:
Can Women Fit More In?
0203 Kieran Walsh
Interrogating AgeFriendliness in Austerity:
Myths, Realities and
the Influence of Place
Context
Oral Presentations
Chair Charlotte Neville
0581 Taina PoranenClark
Infant Motor
Development and
Cognitive Performance
in Early Old Age: The
Helsinki Birth Cohort
Study
0868 Sanna Read
Fertility history and
cognition in later life
among men and women
in England
0874 Marta Balietti
Effect of Cognitive
Stimulation on Platelet
Total PLA2 Activity in
Healthy Elderly, Mild
Cognitive Impairment
and Alzheimer’s Disease
Subjects
0435 Karen AndersenRanberg
Acute and sub-acute
geriatric medical care
in a Danish teaching
hospital
0962 Ding-Cheng Chan
Development and
Application of
Potentially Inappropriate
Medication-Taiwan
Criteria
0437 Regina RollerWomsberger
Goals for Emergency
Care of older people: the
Austrian experience
0941 Anna RenomGuiteras
Polypharmacy in Chronic
Diseases: Reduction
of Inappropriate
Medication and Adverse
Drug Events in Older
Populations by Electronic
Decision Support
(PRIMA-eDS)
0318 Dearbhla
O’Caheny
Will Grandad
Remember Me?’: The
Implementation and
Effect of a Schools
Dementia Awareness
Project
0061 Avner Shahar
Medications and
Nutrition in the frail
elderly: Foes or Allies
0062 Josefa Kachel
Anthropometric
measurements as
part of the nutritional
assessment in the
elderly- interpretations
and implications
0321 Cecilia Craig
Development of an
Educational Programme
in One-To-One Activities
for Front Line Staff
Working with Residents
with Advanced Dementia
0323 Kate Irving
Community Awareness
of Dementia Risk
Reduction
0326 Pauline Piasek
The Public Responses
to Dementia before and
after Viewing a Dementia
Awareness Video
0555 Maw Pin Tan
Cognitive Assessment
Tools in Asia: A
Systematic Review
0556 Sandra Oppikofer
Effects of a Creative
Expression Intervention
on Emotions and
Resources in Persons
with Dementia and their
Caregivers: «Awakened
Art Stories»
0063 Danit R Shahar
Dietary intake
assessment methods
for the elderly as part of
Nutritional assessment
0558 Catherine Grotz
Age at Retirement:
New Proxy of Cognitive
Reserve? Results from
a French PopulationBased Study
0064 Galia Sheffer Hillel
Oral health assessment
as an integral part of the
nutritional assessment
0628 Klaus Hauer
Motor-cognitive Effects
of a New Computerized
Training in Patients with
Dementia
0817 Lisa Newton
Awareness and
Information Needs
Relating to Assistive
Technologies among
People with Dementia,
Carers and General
Practitioners; A
Qualitative Study
0907 Doron Garfinkel
Customizing Drug
Therapy: Combining
Ethics, EBM and clinical
Judgment (Garfinkel
method) –An Alternative
to Statistics, Computers
& Guidelines
IAGG-ER COUNCIL
MEETING
12.30-15.30
0871 Dorothea Touwen
What Constitutes “Good”
for the Care-Dependent
Demented Elderly?
Essential Values from
Their Own Perspective
and the Implications for
Good Care.
0910 Dorothea Touwen
Euthanasia Requests
and Dementia;
Deliberation in The
Euthanasia Review
Committee
15:30 - 16:00
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4685 Challenging
ageism: a new
convention on the
rights of older people
16:00 - 17:00
32
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4431 Developing AgeFriendly Communities:
Research and Policy
Issues
Convenor: Chris
Phillipson
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4395 New Directions
in Promoting Physical
Activity among Older
People
Convenor: Samuel
Nyman
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Chair Astrid
Stuckelberger
Keynote Athanase
Benetos
Telomere Length: a
Biological Marker or
a Determinant of the
Aging Process
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Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4418 Advancing Care
of the Older Person
Living with Cancer
- Co-Creating PersonCentred Care in
Geriatric Oncology
Convenor: Sarah
Kagan
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4502 COPD in the
elderly
Convenor: Manfred
Gogol
0447 Manfred Gogol
COPD in the elderly
– the future disease
burden
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4474 LiveWell:
Developing
interventions to
improve health and
wellbeing in later life;
from conceptualisation
to testing feasibility
and acceptability
Convenor: Suzanne
Moffatt
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4458 Spaces,
Places and Faces:
Environment and
Meaning in Later Life
Convenor: Andrew
Sixsmith
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Oral Presentations
Chair J. Bernard Walsh
4443 An International,
Multi-Disciplinary,
Multi-Methods
Perspective on Ageism
Convenor: Liat Ayalon
0259 Gennaro Pagano
Prognostic value of
N-terminal pro-brain
natriuretic peptide in
elderly patients with
systolic heart failure
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PLATFORM PROGRAMME
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Suite A
Liffey Suite B
Liffey Hall 1
Liffey Hall 2
Liffey Meeting Room 1
Co-Convenors: INPEA
and Global Alliance
on the Rights of Older
People (GAROP)
Co-chairs: Susan
Somers, President
INPEA. Dr. Heung Bong
Cha, President IAGG
Moderator: Ken
Bluestone, Age
International
0196 Hal Kendig
Age Friendly Policies
and Urban Inequalities in
0185 Samuel Nyman
Do Strategies to
Increase Physical Activity
Keynote Eline
Slagboom
Genetic Research and
0140 Sarah Kagan
Addressing Individual
Need in Geriatric
Australia
among Older People
Work for Individuals?
Lifestyle Interventions
in Longevity Families
0186 Merja Rantakokko
Environmental
Characteristics and
Life-Space Mobility in
Community-Dwelling
Older People
Oral Presentations
Chair Karen Andersen
Ranberg
Oncology: Frailty and
Social Support as
Considerations for
Person-centred care
1381 Susan Somers
Challenging Ageism- a
New Convention on the
Rights of Older People,
an INPEA Symposium
Held in Collaboration
with GAROP.
0198 Bernard McDonald
Making Fingal an
Age-Friendly County:
The Views of Key
Stakeholders on
Implementation
Liffey Meeting Room
2A
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
0290 Andrew Sixsmith
Process of
Participatory Design:
Tokenism Versus
Genuine Participation
0652 Adina Carmen Ilie
Features of
Oxidative Stress and
Cardiovascular Risk in
the Elderly
0291 Ryan Woolrych
Designing Residential
Care Spaces as Homes
for Older Adults
0665 Anna Oksuzyan
Sex Differences in
Biological Markers of
Health in the Study
of Stress, Aging, and
Health in Russia
0237 Sharon ShivitzEzra
Ageism among
Physicians, Nurses and
Social Workers: Findings
from a Qualitative
Research in Israel
Saturday April 25th
16:00 - 17:00
1380 Israel Doron
A New International
Convention on the Rights
of Older Persons: New
Supportive Evidence
17:00 - 17:30
1383 Alain Franco
The Right to Health
Access for All Ages:
Addressing Ethical
Concerns for all IAGG
Members, Academics
and Educators
0197 An-Sofie
Smetcoran
Alternative Forms of
Housing for Older
People: What’s in a
Name?
0199 Sheila Peace
Environments of Ageing:
global and local
0187 Anne Tiedemann
Fitbit Pedometers
and Health Coaching
to Increase Physical
Activity among Older
Community-dwelling
People
0191 Annemarie Koster
More Movement during
Sedentary Time is
Positively Associated
with Metabolic Outcomes
0520 Chulhee Lee
Early-Life Exposure
to a Traumatic Event
and Old-Age Health:
Evidence from the
Korean War
0527 Bram Vanhoutte
Life Course Differences
in Health and Wellbeing among Australian,
English Migrant, and
English Baby Boomers
1259 Marja Aartsen
Successful Aging:
An Empirical
Conceptualization
1379 Bridget Sleap
Challenging Ageism: A
New Convention On the
Rights of Older People
1382 Eilinoir Flynn
Disability and Ageing:
Bridging the Divide?
Lessons from Treaty
Drafting Processes
0141 Antonia Lannie
Knowing the Person
behind the Disease:
Qualitative Findings from
an Inpatient Setting
0142 Oonagh McSorley
Psychosexual Care for
Older Men Living with
Prostate Cancer
0143 Lorna Peelo-Kilroe
Contribution of Nursing
to Flourishing of Older
People Living with a Life
Limiting Diagnosis
4497 IGRIMUP (8)
Workshop
The War Against
Polypharmacy: Age
Related Change in
Benefit/Risk Ratios
for Anti Cholinergic
Medications,
Benzodiazepines,
Antipsychotics.,
Anti-Parkinsons,
Anti-Epileptics,
Bisphosphonates
Convenors: Derelie
Mangin, Mirko Petrovic
0927 Derelie Mangin
Pay for Performance
(P4P), Targets and
Polypharmacy - Opening
Remarks of Interactive
case series workshop
0448 Hans-Juergen
Heppner
COPD in reflection of
multimorbidity in older
patients
0449 Helmut Frohnhofen
Feasibility of Spirometry
in Geriatric Patients
0450 Manfred Gogol
The German
COSYCONET cohort
0360 Nicola O’Brien
The Co-Design,
Development and
Feasibility of a WebBased Lifestyle
Intervention, LEAP:
patterns of user
engagement
0361 Elizabeth Evans
Measuring the outcomes
of lifestyle interventions
in retirement:
psychosocial wellbeing
0363 Jose Lara
Measuring the Healthy
Ageing Phenotype: The
LiveWell Pilot RCT of an
Internet-Based Lifestyle
Intervention for People
Around Retirement
0365 Ben Heaven
Acceptability and
Feasibility of a Webbased Lifestyle
Intervention for People
in Retirement Transition:
The LiveWell programme
0292 Mei Lan Fang
Place-making with
Seniors: Transforming
Affordable Housing into
Home
0293 Sarah Canham
The Faces of Long-Term
Care: How Interpersonal
Relationship Enhance
the Culture of Care
1372 Ryan Woolrych
A Place-based
Understanding of Local
High Streets and Older
People’s Well-being
0810 Vladimir N.
Anisimov
Melatonin as
Geroprotector and
Anticarcinogen
1015 Louis Nuvagh Forti
Dose and GenderSpecific Effects of
Resistance Training
on Circulating Levels
of Brain Derived
Neurotrophic Factor
(BDNF) in Older Adults
1098 Svetlana Trofimova
Effect of Genes CFH
and ARMS2 on the
Development of
Age-Related Macular
Degeneration
0238 Pirjo Nikander
When Old Age Is the
Default: Analysis of
Elderly Client Description
in Social and Health
Care Settings
0239 Israel Doron
Old-Age Limits for Organ
Transplantation: Ageism
or Justified Distinction?
An Israeli Case Study
0240 Jolanta PerekBiałas
Negative Attitudes
toward Older Workers in
Poland
0241 Maria Ekström
Women over 55,
Incompetent?
1128 Elina Sillanpää
Telomere Length and
Lung Function Share
Similar Genetic but
Not Environmental
Background
1248 Galina Ryzhak
Peptide Bioregulators
Improve Life Quality in
Women of Older Age
Groups
1296 Vincenzo Gianturco
Insulin-like Growth
Factor-1 (IGF-1),
SArcopenia And
Cognitive Impairment
(ISAAC): A Cohort Study
IAGG Nursing Interest
Group Meeting
16:00 - 17:30
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IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Suite A
Liffey Suite B
Liffey Hall 1
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Hall 2
Liffey Meeting Room 1
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
2A
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
4498 IGRIMUP (9)
Workshop
The War Against
Polypharmacy
Prescribing
Preventative/Life
sustaining medications
in the last decades of
life-why, what, when
and how?
Convenors: Doron
Garfinkel, Eva
Topinková
4453 Virtuous health
care transition for Frail
Elderly
Convenor: Marleen
Goumans
4506 Age-attuning
transport for an ageing
world: learning from
the EU CONSOL
project
Convenor: Desmond
O’Neill
4456 Palliative Care
In Neurodegenerative
Disease: Opportunities
For Cross Disease
Learning
Convenor: Suzanne
Timmons
0478 Jennifer Geraghty
Examining links between
cognitive markers and
ability to initiate, control
and adapt to movement
perturbations and
change in older adults
0515 Siobhan Fox
A Multi-Method
Exploration of Palliative
Care NeedsiIn
Parkinson’s Disease
in Ireland: Healthcare
Workers, Patients, and
Family Perspectives
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
Oral Presentations
Chair Marja Aartsen
Oral Presentations
Chair Robin Webster
0580 Molli Grossman
Informal Caregiving
and Generativity: Does
Caregiving Make Us Feel
More Useful?
0505 Vera Gallisti
Who Needs Guidance? –
A Target Group Approach
towards Educational
Guidance in Third Age
0603 Marianne Jacobs
Care networks of
community-dwelling
older adults in the
Netherlands
0745 Jim Ogg
Moving into retirement:
uncertainties in the
context of pension
reforms and economic
crises
Sunday April 26th
09:00 - 10.00
4473 Implementing
Web-based Support
Services for Family
Carers of Older
People in Europe: The
INNOVAGE-Eurocarers
Platform
Convenor: Giovanni
Lamura
0417 Francesco
Barbabella
How web-based services
can support family carers
of older people: New
ways to promote social
inclusion and quality
of life
0418 Frida Andréasson
The INNOVAGEEurocarers platform
and current ICT-based
services for informal
carers of older people in
Sweden
0419 Benjamin
Salzmann
Testing the INNOVAGEEurocarers web
platform among German
carers: Challenges and
potentials
10:00 - 10.30
0420 Arianna Poli
Promoting selfempowerment and
recognition of carers’
role: Piloting the
INNOVAGE-Eurocarers
platform in the Italian
context
0422 Areti Efthymiou
The role of Eurocarers
in promoting web-based
support services for
informal carers in Europe
10:30 - 11:00
11:00 - 12:30
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Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4421 Active Aging:
Support of Older
Adults to Family,
Social Networks
and Voluntary
Organisations in
Europe Convenor:
Marjolein Broese van
Groenou
0149 Jenny De Jong
Gierveld
Intra-Generational
Support: Comparing
Contributions of Spouses
and Cohabitants
versus LAT Partners
and Friends over Four
Domains of Help
0150 Karen Glaser
The Health of
Grandparents Caring for
their Grandchildren
0151 Daniela Klaus
“Who cares?”
Prevalence and
Determinants of Kin and
Non-Kin Care Patterns in
Germany
0152 Andrea Principi
Formal and Informal
Care Activities by Older
People: The Italian Case
0153 Marjolein Broese
van Groenou
Trends in Caring for
Non-Kin: Comparing
Dutch Older Volunteers,
Informal Caregivers and
Providers of Support
between 2005 and 2012
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4478 Mobilising the
Potential of Active
Ageing
Convenor: Asghar
Zaidi
4413 Social Inclusion
of Older Europeans:
Latest Findings from
the Survey of Health,
Ageing and Retirement
in Europe (SHARE)
Convenor: Howard
Litwin
0118 Noemi Pace
Is There a European
Land of Opportunity?
Cross-Country
Differences in
Intergenerational Mobility
in Europe
0119 Martina Brandt
Intergenerational
Solidarity and Social
Inclusion
0120 Sharon ShiovitzEzra
Loneliness In Europe:
Does Perceived Social
Exclusion Matter?
0121 Platon Tinios
Do Public Sector
Workers Age Differently?
An Investigation of
European Data
0122 Andrej Srakar
Welfare Systems,
Elder Care and Social
Exclusion: The Case of
Slovenia
Chair Imelda Noone
Keynote J. Bernard
Walsh
Optimising Bone
Protection in Patients
with Fragile Bones and
Osteoporosis - a 2015
Perspective
Keynote Dorly Deeg
Independent to the
Bitter End? Empirical
Research on Older
People’s Wishes to
Stay Independent
Oral Presentations
Chair Anne Hickey
0669 Arlette Edjolo
IADL and ADL hierarchy
and dependency
trajectories in the elderly.
An IRT longitudinal
model over 22 years of
follow-up.
4454 Who Are The
Oldest Old? Insights
From European
Nonagenarian Siblings
Convenor: Irene Rea
0278 Ashley Carvalho
Nonagenarian Siblings
Tell Us about Keeping
Active Physically and
Mentally
0281 Elisa Cevenni
Nonagenarians Tell Us
about Positive Attitudes
and Social Networks
0282 Jennifer Rea
Insights about
Nonagenarian Sibling
Relationships in the
Oldest Old
0924 Preventive-LifeSustaining Drugs in last
decades of life – why,
what, when and how?
Opening Remarks of
Interactive case-series
workshop
0274 Ton Bakker
The PReCaP
0277 Anna Nieboer
Integrated
Neighbourhood
Approach for community
dwelling frail older
people (INA)
0279 Robbert Gobbens
Integral care for frail
elderly by Zorgboulevard
Rotterdam
0280 Jacomine De
Lange
Pilot Care path for
hospitalized elderly
patients suspected of
dementia or delirium
0283 Katarzyna Broczek
Nonagenarian Siblings
Tell Us about Genes and
Ageing Well
0479 Desmond O’Neill
Towards an
understanding of the
full spectrum of trafficrelated injuries among
older people
0480 Britta Lang
The role of selfassessments for the safe
mobility of older drivers
0481 Marion Hay
A cost-effectiveness
analysis of cognitive
training programs for
older drivers misestimating their cognitive
abilities
1160 Eithne Sexton
The Brief Ageing
Perceptions
Questionnaire (B-APQ):
Evaluating Complex
Relationships between
Ageing Perceptions,
Health and Well-being
0482 Daniel Bell
Older road user traffic
safety – data needs and
ITS potential
1227 Máire O’Dwyer
Antipsychotics in Ageing
People with Intellectual
Disabilities : Prevalence
and Associated Risks
0517 Mel Duffy
The Journey through
Death and Dying:
Families’ Experiences
of End-of-Life Care for
People with Dementia
in Nursing HomesiIn
Ireland
0518 Mary Rabbitte
Psychotherapeutic
Approaches for People
with MND in a Palliative
Care Setting
0519 Edward Richfield
Validation of a Screening
Tool for Identifying
Unmet Palliative Care
Needs in Parkinson’s
Disease
0526 Jacinta Kelly
An Evaluation of the
Dementia Patient’s
Journey in a Specialist
Palliative Care Service
0889 Sara Erlandsson
Skilled Professionals
and Passive Objects
of Care: Representing
Caring Relationships
in Care Providers’
Advertisements
1088 Tomoko Wakui
Family Caregiving
in Japan: 10-Year
Changes, the Family
Support System, and
Future Issues
0758 Marvin Formosa
Older men and lifelong
learning: Principles of
good practice
0992 Demi Patsios
The Living Standards
of Older People in
the UK: Findings from
the 2012 Poverty and
Social Exclusion (United
Kingdom) Survey
1209 Lennarth
Johansson
New rights to support for
carers in Sweden - A 5
years perspective
1105 Katharina
Herlofson
Grandparents between
work, grandchildren and
old parents
1272 Robert Anderson
Measures For
Reconciliation Of
Employment With Care
In The EU
1152 Christine Thokle
Martens
De-Familialized or Not
So De-Familialized:
The Private – Public
Responsibility in Nordic
Eldercare
1170 Dorina Cadar
The role of education
on terminal decline:
Evidence from two
European studies:
OCTO-Twin and
Newcastle 85+
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4484 Stress and
healthy aging: a
contradiction in terms?
An Interdisciplinary
Approach
Convenor: Andreas
Simm
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Chair Sarah Donnelly
Keynote Denis
O’Mahony
Inappropriate
Prescribing in Late
Life: Why it Matters
and How to Prevent it
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Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4462 The NORD-EEG
study organized by
the Nordic Network in
Dementia Diagnostics
Convenor: Jon Snaedel
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
4433 Personhood,
Agency and The Fourth
Age
Convenor: Paul Higgs
4485 Delivering Best
Care for the Conditions
of Aging: Maintaining
Healthy Skin and
Vision as a Pathway to
Active Aging
Convenor: Michael
Hodin
4450 Improving
outcomes in Geriatric
Rehabilitation
Convenor: Monica van
Eijk
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Break/Exhibition/
Poster
Oral Presentations
Chair Franz Kolland
Oral Presentations
Chair Christina Victor
0708 Miranda
Leontowitsch
The Challenges of
Finding a Commensurate
Role among Early
Retirees
0521 Annette Lane
What Support do Older
Adults and Their Family
Members Need in the
Transition to Nursing
Homes?
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IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Suite A
Liffey Suite B
Liffey Hall 1
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
PLATFORM PROGRAMME
Liffey Hall 2
Liffey Meeting Room 1
Liffey Meeting Room
2A
Keynotes
Symposia
Individual abstracts
Sponsored events,
symposia, workshops, etc.
Liffey Meeting Room
2B
Liffey Meeting Room
3A
Liffey Meeting Room
3B
0201 Chris Gilleard
The Idea of A Fourth Age
0413 Sabina Brennan
Personalized, Nonmedical In-home Care
Helps Lessen the
Negative Effects Brought
on by the Conditions of
Aging
0269 Anouk Kabboord
The role of comorbidity in
Geriatric Rehabilitation
Liffey Meeting Room 4
Liffey Meeting Room 5
0754 Naomi Woodspring
Longevity: Relative Time,
Creating a Dynamic
Legacy, and Generative
Values
0584 Linda Enroth
Long-Term Care Among
Very Old People Is
Dependent On Social
Class - The Vitality 90+
Study
Sunday April 26th
0376 Asghar Zaidi
Realising Active Ageing
in Europe
0453 Dorly Deeg
Trends in Healthy Life
Expectancy at Age 65 in
European Countries are
Disappointing
0455 Mikkel Barslund
Inequality in Active
Ageing: Evidence from
EU Member States
0456 Andreas Cebulla
Extending Working Lives
– Policies and Practices
in Spain, the UK and
Germany
0396 Andreas Simm
Fight and fly: cellular
stress reactions and
aging
0402 Oliver Schilling
Emotional Reaktivity
to Accumulated Daily
Stress: The Older, the
Cooler?
Keynote Ariela
Lowenstein
Intergenerational
Family Care Relations
and their Implications
Keynote Peter
Passmore
Prevention of
Dementia: Where Are
We Now?
0405 Anna Wanka
Older Employees and
Aging Baby Boomers:
Social stress and quality
of life
0408 Manfred Gogol
Stress and Healthy
Aging? The Clinical View
0457 Natasha Campling
Telehealthcare Devices
and the Barriers to
Uptake
11:00 - 12:30
0314 Jon Snaedel
The NORD-EEG study,
background and design
0315 Anne Rita
Öksengaard
Nordic Network in
Dementia Diagnostics
0316 Knut Engedal
The usefulness of
quantitative EEG as a
diagnostioc marker of
Alzheimer‘s disease:
results of the NORDEEG
study.
0317 Lars-Olof Wahlund
Quantitative EEG as a
diagnostioc marker of
Alzheimer‘s disease
(AD): A comparison mith
MRI and CT
0202 Paul Higgs
Personhood and The
Fourth Age
0204 Amanda Grenier
Theorizing Late Life: A
Re-appraisal of Agency
in the ‘Fourth Age’.
0205 Ian Jones
Old Age and the Arc of
Acquiescence
0415 Melissa Gong
Mitchell
Building the Case for a
Life Course of Healthy
Vision: Research, Policy
and Progress
1373 Staci Brandt
Improvement of Signs of
Xerosis and Pruritus in
Elderly Subjects Using
a Skincare Regimen
Formulated with
Filaggrin and Ceramide
Technology
0270 Marije Holstege
Back home: an
intervention aimed at
earlier discharge to
home after geriatric
rehabilitation
0271 Jan Visschedijk
Fear of falling after
geriatric rehabilitation
0272 Eleonore van Dam
van Isselt
Geriatric Rehabilitation in
advanced COPD
0987 Katarina Andersson
Between control and
quality improvement
– Experiences of and
reactions to state
inspection in Swedish
eldercare practice
0994 Anu Siren
Driving licence’s
importance for mobility in
later life
1117 Svein Olav
Daatland
Age, Identity and Welfare
State Orientation
1120 Martin Hyde
Mapping cross-national
differences in identities
in later life. Results from
the International Social
Survey Program
1253 Rebecca Jones
Isn’t That A Bit Niche?
The Salience of
Research on Bisexual
Ageing to Cultural
Gerontology
1347 Maria João
Azevedo
Time and Opportunities
in Old People:
Understanding the
Complexity of Future
Time Perspective
0634 Liesbeth Van
Humbeeck
Grief at old age: (un)
detected by health care
providers in nursing
homes ?
0680 Vibeke Horstmann
Change in Life
Satisfaction in Very Old
Single-living Women in
Latvia and Sweden – a 9
Year Follow-up
0710 Barbara Wozniak
The Level of
Religiousness
as a Predictor of
Psychological and Social
Well-being in Older
People
0729 Charles
Waldegrave
Loneliness and its
Impact on Quality of Life
among Older People
0747 Theo van Tilburg
Loneliness among
Moroccan and Turkish
older migrants in the
Netherlands
1033 Elizabeth Weathers
Challenges in
Implementing Advance
Care Planning in LongTerm Care
1315 Máire Rafferty
An Analytical Study of
One Year Outcomes
of Patients Referred
for Long Term Care to
a Geriatric Medicine
Consultation Service
12:30 - 13:30
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No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
1201
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Janicke Andersson
1293
2
Janicke Andersson
0809
1281
1240
1246
0776
0685
0999
0625
0699
0787
1069
0687
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4
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6
7
8
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Presentation
Date
Country
Serial
No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
Title
Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Senior bastards- rebellion against or a
repetition of negative age codes?
Cultural
Gerontology
23rd April
Sweden
0130
18
Sara Alon
Identifying Elder Abuse and Neglect: The
Three Dimensional Screening Tool
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Israel
Pensioneer camps- about doing age and
making difference
Cultural
Gerontology
23rd April
Sweden
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
United States
Musics and Longevity
Cultural
Gerontology
Training Modules for Evidence-based
Health Promotion Programming: An
Online Resource at the US National
Council on Aging
Michele Board
How Does The Life Course Influence
The Meaning Of Home For Six Baby
Boomers?
Cultural
Gerontology
Stationary Geriatric Early Rehabilitation;
A Randomised Outcome Study of 2.025
Patients
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Austria
Trudy Corrigan
Bring me sunshine! Make me smile! The
art of engaging older people in arts,
music and science
Cultural
Gerontology
Trudy Corrigan
Volunteering! Great for me! The benefits
for third level students participation in the
Dublin City University Intergenerational
Learning Programme
Cultural
Gerontology
Feeling “Older” and “Younger”
Simultaneously:
Experience and Perceptions of Age and
Aging among Older Immigrants
Cultural
Gerontology
Vladimir N. Anisimov
Pnina Dolberg
23rd April
United
Kingdom
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
Ireland
Israel
Wendy Martin
Cultural
Gerontology
Tobias Müller
Applying Martin Buber’s Dialogical
Existence On The Interaction With People
With Dementia
Cultural
Gerontology
Jackie Reynolds
Celebrating Later Life Creativity in North
Staffordshire: Learning from the Live Age
Festival
Cultural
Gerontology
Brenda Roe
Coffee, Cake & Culture: Feasibility,
Benefits and Sustainability of an Arts for
Health Programme for Older People in
the Community
Cultural
Gerontology
Elderly Sexuality: Research Results
Cultural
Gerontology
Eva van der Ploeg
A Comparison of People with Dementia
who are Agitated during a Personalized
One-to-one Intervention to more
Responsive Participants
Cultural
Gerontology
Measuring the Effect of Reablement on
Client Health and Quality of Life in an
Innovative Intermediate Care Unit
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
Optimal Accelerometer Wear Time
Criteria for Residents In Care Homes
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
United
Kingdom
Dalila Teixeira
1007
16
Jennifer Airlie
Ioana Dana Alexa
The Role of Non-adherence as Main
Cause For Hospitalisation in Elderly
Patients
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
0955
19
Mary Altpeter
0016
20
Christian Angleitner
0531
21
Juliana Ansai
Adherence Of Community Very Elderly
On Multicomponent And Resistance
Trainings
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Brazil
1147
22
Emese Antal
Survey Among Elderly People In Nursing
Homes Related To Hydration
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Hungary
1323
23
Elva Dolores AriasMerino
Frailty and Prefailty among Communitydwelling Older Adults with associated
Risk Factors
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Mexico
0958
24
Giuseppe Attisani
Pulse Pressure and Vitamin D in Elderly
Subjects
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Italy
0170
25
Liat Ayalon
Between Formal and Informal Caregiving:
A Social Relations Model of Satisfaction
within the Caregiving Unit
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Israel
0171
26
Liat Ayalon
A Typology of New Residents’ Adjustment
to the Continuing Care Retirement
Community
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Israel
0841
27
Michelle Baumgart
Walking Speed, Cognitive Decline,
and Fall History in Older Adults with
Cardiovascular Disease.
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
United States
Nurses’ and Family Members’ Perception
of Family Members’ Role in Caring for
Elder Residents in a Long-Term Geriatric
Care
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Israel
Dementia Training Roll-Out For The
Protection Of The Elderly In Kwa-Zulu
Natal Province, South Africa
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
South Africa
Ireland
Visual Representations of Digital
Connectivity in Everyday Life
Meeryoung Kim
Emily Adamson
40
23rd April
Russian
Federation
Cultural
Gerontology
15
17
Title
A Study of Factors Affecting the
Recognition of Old Age and the
Difference Age of Korean Middle and
Older Adults
0853
0655
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POSTER SESSIONS
Korea,
Republic of
United
Kingdom
Germany
23rd April
United
Kingdom
0654
28
Merav Ben Natan
23rd April
United
Kingdom
0899
29
Sara Benade
1178
30
Rebecca Bendayan
Consistency In Self-Reported
Hypertension In Longitudinal Studies Of
Ageing
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
United
Kingdom
0840
31
Jennifer Blackwood
Utilization of Measures of Cognition
and Fall Risk in United States Physical
Therapist Practice, A Descriptive Study
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
United States
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
United States
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Netherlands
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
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Netherlands
Romania
1316
32
Jennifer Blackwood
Associations between balance
confidence, fall risk, and physical
performance in community dwelling
older adults screened for Mild Cognitive
Impairment
1367
33
Michel Bleijlevens
Restraint Use In Community-Dwelling
Older People With Dementia Receiving
Home Care
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0804
0882
0909
0592
1097
1101
0535
0813
1299
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0877
0952
0812
0816
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Posterboard
Number
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35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
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Presenter Name
Title
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Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Serial
No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
1145
49
Elizabeth Callaly
0649
50
Mustafa Cankurtaran
0780
51
1327
1264
Jeanet Blom
Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of
a proactive, goal-oriented, integrated
care model in general practice for older
people: the ISCOPE study
Jeanet Blom
Reporting of patient-centred outcomes in
heart failure trials: are patient preferences
being ignored?
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Experienced problems of informal
caregivers depending on the presence
of cognitive impairment of their old care
recipients. A cross-sectional study.
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Maia Borch
Torstensson
Cardiovascular Pharmacotherapy and
Risk of Falls in an Elderly Population – A
Register Based Cohort Study
Health and
Social Care
Saskia Bordne
Short- And Long-Term Effects Of
Inpatient Geriatric Rehabilitation Using
The Geriatric Assessment In A German
Geriatric Care Facility
Health and
Social Care
Do I Want to Reach 100 Years Old As
Well? The Perspective of Centenarians’
Proxies
Health and
Social Care
Changing Plans Due to Extended Filial
Caregiving Responsibility: the Case of
Centenarian’s Offspring
Health and
Social Care
Catherine Buckley
Attitudes to ageing and perceptions of
working with older people of students of
health and social care.
Health and
Social Care
Andrea Budnick
Claims Data for the Evaluation of a New
Care Model in Psychiatry: Older Adults
(50+) in Focus
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Germany
0497
Diane K Bunn
Can Urine Specific Gravity Screen For
Dehydration In Older People Living In UK
Residential Care? A Diagnostic Accuracy
Study
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
United
Kingdom
The Bone Status of Adults with
Intellectual Disability, Results from the
Second Wave of IDS-TILDA
Health and
Social Care
The Feasibility of Utilising Quantitative
Ultrasound as a Method of Objectively
Measuring Bone Status among Older
Adults with Intellectual Disability
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Predicting Onset of Osteoporosis
and Anxiety in Adults with Intellectual
Disability
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
The potential of comprehensive geriatric
assessment in drug therapy – lessons
from developing the graded FORTA A2D
categories
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Germany
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Netherlands
Jeanet Blom
Daniela Brandão
Daniela Brandão
Eilish Burke
Eilish Burke
Stephen Burke
Heinrich Burkhardt
Embedding Research within an Academic
Network for Long-Term Elderly Care.
Monique AA Caljouw
The University Network for the Care
Sector South Holland (UNC-ZH)
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
Netherlands
23rd April
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Date
Country
Early Functional Outcome Predicts Fall
Risk in 2 Year Stroke Survivors– The
North Dublin Population Stroke Study
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
Outcomes of Percutaneous Endoscopic
Gastrostomy Feeding in Dementia
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Turkey
Paula Carder
Regulatory Review of Medication Services
in Assisted Living Facilities
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
United States
52
Alberto Castagna
Hard “Protected” Hospital Discharges for
Elderly People: Our Experience
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Italy
53
Antonino Catalano
Effects Of Calcifediol On Lipid Profile In
Atorvastatin Treated Postmenopausal
Women
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Italy
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Sweden
Netherlands
Netherlands
Denmark
1211
54
Sara Cederbom
Home Help Service Staffs’ Description of
Their Role to Promote Everyday Activities
Among Older Women With Chronic Pain
Living Alone
1040
55
Phuriphong
Charoenphaet
The Effect of Music Therapy and Social
Support Program on Depression in Older
Adults with Parkinson’s Disease
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Thailand
0525
56
Sheung-Tak Cheng
A Randomized Controlled Trial of a
Benefit-finding Intervention for Alzheimer
Caregivers
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Hong Kong
57
Grace Shu Hui
Chiang
Methicillin-Sensitive Staphylococcus
Aureus Spondylodiscitis with Bacteremia
and Bacteriuria Secondary to
Acupuncture
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Singapore
58
Moon Choi
The Relationship Between Self-rated
Memory and Driving Behaviors among
Community-living Older Adults: Evidence
from the Health and Retirement Study
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Korea,
Republic of
0891
59
Tassana
Choowattanapakorn
Factors Predicting Quality of Life on
Older People with Diabetes at 5 Regional
Hospitals, Thailand
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Thailand
1361
60
Denise Cloutier
Tracking Urban and Rural Experiences in
Long-Term Care
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Canada
1219
61
Warren Connolly
Teaching Geriatric Medicine To The
Future Doctors-How Well Do We Do
Compared To European Standards?
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
1223
62
Warren Connolly
Shapiro Syndrome: A Case Report Of
An Uncommon Congenital Syndrome
Diagnosed In An Elderly Patient.
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
1220
63
Warren Connolly
Connolly
Students With A Positive Attitude To
Geriatric Medicine Perform Better In
Assessments During A Teaching Module.
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
Sinéad Considine
The Concurrent Validity Of The 7-item
BBS 3P With Other Clinical Measures
Of Balance In The Community-dwelling
Elderly
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
Germany
Portugal
Portugal
0010
23rd April
Theme
Title
Ireland
Ireland
Ireland
1048
64
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Number
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1106
65
Aifric Conway
0990
66
Nicola Cornally
1185
1280
1190
67
68
69
Ligiana Corona
Ligiana Corona
0760
0761
1018
75
76
77
23rd April
Ireland
Measuring Staff Perception Of End-of-Life
Experience Of Older Adults In Long Term
Care
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
Association Between Red Cell
Distribution Width (RDW) and Frailty in
Elderly - SABE Study
Health and
Social Care
Incidence of Chronic Pulmonary Disease
according to smoking status in Brazilian
Older Adults
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
United
Kingdom
Prothrombin time (PT) as an indicator of
compliance with Rivaroxaban in Atrial
Fibrillation (AF)
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Imelda Noone
Magdalena
Czerzynska
Mariëlle Daamen
Chronic constipation- frequent problem
of women after 65 years old with organic
lumbar-sacral spine diseases
Health and
Social Care
Heart Failure in Nursing Home Residents;
Prevalence and Clinical Characteristics
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
23rd April
What Evidence Is There To Support The
Effectiveness Of Cognitive Rehabilitation
Within A Parkinson’s Disease Population?
A Systematic Review.
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Are falls risk patients in St Vincents’
University Hospital being referred to
Occupational Therapy? An Audit
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Simone de Bruin
Interventions To Proactively Identify
Health And Social Problems: How To
Improve Alignment With Older People’s
Needs?
Health and
Social Care
Aisling Davis
Aisling Davis
Netherlands
Health and
Social Care
Effect Of Vitamin B12 And Folic
Acid Supplementation On Routine
Haematological Parameters In Older
People: An Individual Participant Data
Meta-Analysis
Health and
Social Care
Wendy den Elzen
Ireland
23rd April
Pain and pain assessment in stroke
patients with aphasia: a Systematic
Review
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India
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Sweden
Title
1056
82
Huan-Ji Dong
Unaltered Image of Health Maintenance:
An Observation of Non-participants in a
Swedish Cohort Study of 85 to 86 Year
Olds
0995
83
Elisabeth Doran
Review Of The Prescribing Practice In
The Geriatric Department Of A University
Teaching Hospital In Ireland
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
1029
84
Lucile Dourthe
Osteoporosis treatment after hip fracture
management in a dedicated network of
orthogeriatric care.
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
France
1348
85
Rachael Doyle
Advance Care Planning: Views of
Residents in a Long Term Care Institution.
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
0855
86
Mafalda Duarte
Preditor model of frailty in old age
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Portugal
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Canada
0771
87
Nicole Dubuc
Content Validity of a Component of
Integrated Care Pathways to Meet the
Needs of Frail and Disabled CommunityDwelling Older People
0989
88
Adam Dyer
The Availability and Importance of
Obtaining a Collateral Informant History in
the Acute Setting
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
0483
89
Offer E. Edelstein
Profile and Burden of Care Among
Caregivers of Ultra-Orthodox Frail Elders
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Israel
0229
90
Marie Ernsth Bravell
Professionals’ perceptions of an
important reform in home health care in
Sweden.
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Sweden
1216
91
Nessa Fallon
The Incidence Of Side Effects Associated
With Intravenous Zoledronic Acid
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
0756
92
Joel Faronbi
Caregivers’ Burden in Coping with the
Old and Chronically Ill Adult in Osun
State, Nigeria
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Nigeria
1263
93
Deborah Fitzhenry
Input of Specialist Nursing in a Geriatric
Medicine Consultation Service for Frail
Older Adults
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
Bernadette Flood
‘Restrictive Practice’ is a ‘Killer’ Indicator
of Quality in the Medication Use Process
in People Ageing with Intellectual
Disabilities.
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
Bernadette Flood
Medication Use in Long Term Care
for People Ageing with Intellectual
Disabilities.
‘Not a simple process’.
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
Foreign home care workers or nursing
home for Haredi older people? The
cultural encounter of families and social
workers
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Israel
0835
1115
23rd April
Health and
Social Care
Ireland
23rd April
Carolien de Vries
Sreehari Deshmukh
Prevalence of mild cognitive impairment
in north indian elderly population of
diabetes mellitus and its corelation with
socio economic status
Netherlands
United
Kingdom
79
Country
Poland
Health and
Social Care
1049
Presentation
Date
Ireland
Netherlands
Susanne de Kort
81
Theme
Presenter Name
Ireland
23rd April
78
44
23rd April
0502
Posterboard
Number
Brazil
Health and
Social Care
1318
80
23rd April
Serial
No.
Brazil
National Audit of Dementia (UK) – New
Structure and Content
Probably ineffective palliative systematic
anticancer treatment: can it be justified?
0807
23rd April
Romania
Peter Crome
74
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
71
0828
The Impact of Ageing on Lingual
Pressures and Its Relevance to
Swallowing
Health and
Social Care
0753
73
Country
Correlation Between Nutritional Status
And Physical Performance Measurements
Among Hospitalized Older Adults
Ioana Dana Alexa
0782
Presentation
Date
Health and
Social Care
70
72
Theme
Title
Prevalence and Management of Diabetes
Sarah Anne Coveney Mellitus in Irish Long Term Care Facilities
- A Cross Sectional Study
1063
1250
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95
Netherlands
0552
96
Anat Freund
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No.
1228
0523
0982
1229
1159
0647
1037
0897
1149
1203
1204
Posterboard
Number
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
Presenter Name
Title
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Theme
Presentation
Date
Pura Díaz-Veiga
Comparative study of 4 geriatric
problems between two different models
of care: traditional and person-centered
care.
Health and
Social Care
Helen Gaskell
Treating Chronic Noncancer Pain: New
Insights, Better Care
Health and
Social Care
Yuriy Gavalko
Influence Of Bacterial Cultures NuTrish®LA-5 And Nu-Trish®BB-12 On
Lipid And Glucose Metabolism In Elderly
People With Metabolic Syndrome
Health and
Social Care
Nicolas Berg
Implementation of a Logigramme of
Systematic Research of Sarcopenia in
Geriatric Day Hospital
Health and
Social Care
Improving End-Of-Life Care IN Residential
Settings: The Role Of Short Training
Courses
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Constantin Gianina
Ioana
Variation Of Circulating Immune
Complexes In Elderly Patients With Type
2 Diabetes
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Vincenzo Gianturco
Speckle Tracking Echocardiography As
A Possible Marker Of Early Ventricular
Dysfunction In An Elder Population
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Colette Gill
Dysphagia and Pneumonia in Nursing
Home Residents – Which Side Are You
On?
Colette Gill
Bon Appetite: Improving the Mealtime
Experience of Residents in LongTerm Mental Health Settings Through
Education and Training
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Combined Ratchet and Twiddler´s
Syndrome
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Double-Knotted Jejunal Tube of a
Percutaneuos Endoscopic Jejunostomy
(PEJ) for Drug Therapy of Parkinson
Disease
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Sarah Donnelly
Manfred Gogol
Manfred Gogol
Health and
Social Care
Country
23rd April
Spain
23rd April
United
Kingdom
23rd April
23rd April
Ukraine
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
Title
Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
0814
113
Jacobijn Gussekloo
Statin use and hindering musculoskeletal
complaints in older persons in the general
population
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Netherlands
0808
114
Sirpa Hartikainen
Causes of death in a nationwide cohort of
community-dwelling people with clinically
verified diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Finland
0627
115
Klaus Hauer
Improving the Phenotype: Effects of
Physical Training on Frailty Status - A
Randomized Controlled Trial
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Germany
0629
116
Klaus Hauer
Cognitive Status Effects Therapy in
Geriatric Rehabilitation
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Germany
0631
117
Klaus Hauer
Effect of a Home Training on Functional
Performance in Geriatric Patients with
Cognitive Impairment
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Germany
0538
118
Pamela Hawranik
The Reliability of Vision Screening by
Trained Volunteers in Residential Settings
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Canada
Pamela Hawranik
Vision Care Services in Nursing Homes:
International Data Illustrating the Lack
of Attention to Vision Care of the Older
Adult
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Canada
The Impact Of Education Programmes
On Influenza Vaccine Uptake Among
Health Care Workers In A Rehabilitation
And Residential Care Facility
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
Belgium
Ireland
Romania
0548
23rd April
1306
120
Tomoaki Hayakawa
0169
121
Derek Hayden
The Stroke Thrombolysis Door-to-Needle
Project
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Ireland
0003
122
Merav Ben Natan
Physically Restraining Elder Residents Of
Long-Term Care Facilities From A Nurses’
Perspective
Policy
23rd April
Israel
1277
123
Joseph Browne
The challenges and complexity of
inpatient geriatric consultation in the
acute hospital
Policy
23rd April
Ireland
124
Marie Therese
Cooney
Do not attempt resuscitation (DNAR)
documentation: Does it comply with
recommendations of the national consent
policy?
Policy
23rd April
Ireland
C.S. de Waard
Satisfaction of Older Persons in
Residential Care Homes with the General
Practitioner: the association between
Staff-patient Relationship and Patient
Satisfaction
Policy
23rd April
Netherlands
Policy
23rd April
Ireland
Ireland
Ireland
Germany
Germany
1218
108
Manfred Gogol
Does the use of opioid drugs influence
the results of cognitive testing in geriatric
inpatients using the MMSE?
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Germany
1208
109
Manfred Gogol
Shorthand Training and Cognition –
Results of a 3 Year Pilot Study
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Germany
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Russian
Federation
0386
110
David Gorgiladze
Application Of Peptides For Complex
Treatment Of Autoimmune Thyroiditis
Gorgiladze D.A., Pinaev R.N.,
Aleksandrov V.A.
Moscow, 2014
1158
111
Marilyn Gugliucci
Balancing Act: An Upright Approach to
Falls Prevention
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
United States
1289
112
Minerva Gurgu
Medical And Social Integrated
Community Services For Elderly, Between
Utopia And Reality
Health and
Social Care
23rd April
Romania
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Italy
1205
46
Serial
No.
0998
125
1225
126
Juliana Delos Reyes
High Mortality in Older Nursing Home
Residents Readmitted to Hospital is
a Trigger for Advance Care Planning
Discussion
0046
127
Israel Doron
In Course of Change? Soft Law, Elder
Rights, and the European Court of
Human Rights
Policy
23rd April
Israel
0014
128
Frerich Frerichs
Horizontal Career Management in
Eldercare Organisations
Policy
23rd April
Germany
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Serial
No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
Title
Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Serial
No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
0029
129
Monika Habermann
Indicators for Monitoring Integration and
Participation of Elder Migrants in Services
in the Community in Germany
Policy
23rd April
Germany
0818
147
Ulla Rantakeisu
0621
130
Carrie Hayter
Older People and Personalisation in
Australia – More Choice or Voice?
Policy
23rd April
Australia
0596
148
0674
131
Moritz Hess
Expected and Preferred Retirement Age
in Germany
Policy
23rd April
Germany
0948
Defining Models of Care: Experiences
from an Australian National Community
Health and Aged Care Provider
Policy
The Effect of Legislation on the
Geroprotective Technologies
Development
Policy
Decisions About Resuscitation: Do
Geriatricians Do Differently?
Policy
Cátia L. Pires
Estimating the Costs of Centenarian’s
Informal Care: the Proxy Good-method
Approach for Dementia vs. Non-dementia
Cases
Policy
Yeonjung Lee
Global Perspectives on Eldercare: A
Systematic Review of the Outcomes of
Informal Caregiving
Policy
First National Action Plan for People with
Dementia in Luxembourg
Policy
0082
1378
0043
1008
1339
0593
0884
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
Orla Hill
Daria Khaltournia
Phyo Myint
Jean-Claude Leners
Matteo Luppi
Dependency and Poverty. The Effect
of Long Term Care (LTC) Spending on
Dependent Elderly People and their
Families’ Income
Policy
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
United
Kingdom
Portugal
23rd April
Italy
0059
140
Martin Mubisi
Extent To Which Rights Awareness Has
Translated Into Access To HIV And Social
Protection Services By Older People
Policy
23rd April
Kenya
Martin Mubisi
Evidenced Older People’s Circumstances
in Sub-Saharan Africa to Forge
Strengthened Policy Advocacy
Policy
Surveying the Implementation of the Act
for Elderly Care and Services in Finland
Policy
1022
1180
0690
1179
48
143
144
145
146
Anja Noro
Mary-Ann
O’Donovan
Moving in Later Life: What is the Impact
on Older People with an Intellectual
Disability?
Deirbhile O’Keefe
An Audit Of Appropriate Use Of
Prophylactic Heparin In A Rehabilitation
Setting
Sara Picchi
Yulia Potanina
The Impact Of Elderly Care Services
In-Kind On Income Distribution. A CrossRegions Analysis
Concept of Targeting Nature of Social
Programs for the Elderly
Policy
Policy
Policy
Policy
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
23rd April
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Sweden
Zofia SzwedaLewandowska
Care for the elderly from the two
generations’ perspective – the care
providers and recipients
Policy
23rd April
Poland
149
Zofia SzwedaLewandowska
Factors influencing senior care – theory
and practice
Policy
23rd April
Poland
0913
150
Sandra H. van
Oostrom
Time Trends in Prevalence of Chronic
Diseases and Multimorbidity Not Only
Due to Ageing
Policy
23rd April
Netherlands
1193
151
Majogé van Vliet
Decreasing Hospital Length Of Stay
(HLOS) And The Effects On Change In
Daily Functioning In Older Cohorts
Policy
23rd April
Netherlands
0849
152
Lieve Vanderleyden
Informal Care In Flanders: A Shift In The
Provision of Care?
Policy
23rd April
Belgium
1189
153
Anni Vilkko
Supply of Informal Care and Caregiver
Time
Policy
23rd April
Finland
1140
154
Natasa Todorovic
Perception of Age Discrimination Among
Older People in Serbia
Policy
23rd April
Serbia
0791
155
Jacques Wels
Transitions Form Employment to
Retirement. The double temporality of
older workers in Europe.
Policy
23rd April
Belgium
0013
156
Kris Wai-ning Wong
The evolving role of healthcare workforce
in the elderly service sector: Demand,
Supply and Barriers
Policy
23rd April
Hong Kong
1086
157
Fiona Alpass
Cognitive Function and Quality of Life in
Older New Zealanders
Psychology of
Ageing
23rd April
New Zealand
1085
158
Fiona Alpass
Reconciling Work and Care Over Time: A
Longitudinal Investigation of Older New
Zealand Caregivers
Social
Gerontology
23rd April
New Zealand
0566
1
Zaida Azeredo
Loneliness among elderly people
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Portugal
0964
2
Zaida Azeredo
Dynamic in a nursing home
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Portugal
0904
3
Evelyn Barron
What is Important for Healthy Ageing?:
Importance Rankings of Domains of
Healthy Ageing by Different Groups
Social
Gerontology
24th April
United
Kingdom
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Canada
Italy
Policy
142
Policy
Luxembourg
Private Resources and Care. A Family
Oriented Typology of European Long
Term Care Systems
1154
Managing Organized Insecurity - on
Unrestricted Working Hours and
Restricted Relationships in Elderly Care
Canada
Matteo Luppi
23rd April
Country
Russia
139
141
Presentation
Date
Australia
0886
0370
Theme
Title
Kenya
Finland
Ireland
0048
4
Marie-Ève Bédard
How Elder Abuse Is Taken Into Account
by User’s Committees in Health and
Social Services in Quebec: Preliminary
Results
0873
5
Hafiz U. Bhuiyan
Human Rights Condition of Elderly
People: The Rural Bangladesh Context
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Bangladesh
1374
6
Annette Bilfeldt
Action Research at Public Nursing
Homes - Empowerment of Residents and
Employees
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Denmark
Ireland
Italy
Russian
Federation
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Number
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1375
7
Dana Bradley
0774
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1017
0720
0458
0460
0587
1070
8
9
10
11
12
13
Maria Brown
Andrea Budnick
Sara Carmel
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Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Reflecting Realities: Aging through the
Eyes of Women Gerontologists
Social
Gerontology
24th April
USA
Nursing Home Use Among Older
Americans: Understanding the Influence
of Psychiatric Problems and Cognitive
Change
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Analysis of Reasons for Refusal in an
Interventional Study on Pain Management
in German Nursing Homes
Social
Gerontology
24th April
What Explains the Will-to-Live in Older
Adults?
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Title
Barriers and Facilitators of Babyboomers’ Volunteering in Nonprofit
Organizations Offering Home Support:
Preliminary Results
Social
Gerontology
Danielle Clarkesmith
Living With Mild Cognitive Impairment:
Can Living In An Active Supported
Environment Help?
Social
Gerontology
Jill Collins
Comparing Health and Social Care
Need and Expenditure by Comorbidity
for Older Adults Living in ExtraCare
Accommodation to Controls
Social
Gerontology
Social
Gerontology
Julie Castonguay
24th April
24th April
UK
24th April
United
Kingdom
Tracy Collins
15
Ma Rosario Conejo
Navarro
Work, Aging And The Old Aged Of
Mexican Agricultural Labourers: “The
Always Poor, Nowadays Old And
Forgotten”
Social
Gerontology
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Sweden
Mexico
1047
16
Lena Dahlberg
Sweden’s Changing Welfare Mix over Two
Decades: Trends in Care for CommunityBased Older People with Perceived Need
1235
17
Lena Dahlberg
Long-term predictors of loneliness in later
life: Results from a longitudinal national
study
Social
Gerontology
24th April
1191
18
Javier Yanguas
Euskadi Lagunkoia- Friendly Basque
Country: Piloting Action Programmes
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Spain
India
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Ireland
Time banking: an alternative way to meet
care challenges for older citizens?
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Belgium
Evaluation of a National Training
Programme in Recognising and
Responding to Elder Abuse
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Ireland
0643
22
Sarah Dury
0786
23
Gerard Fealy
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United
Kingdom
0030
27
Monika Habermann
Experiences of Nurses in Nursing Homes
in Multicultural Teams in Germany –
Lessons for the Management
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Germany
0684
28
Tove Harnett
Shaping Nursing Home Meals
Acting According to Institutional, Private
or Restaurant Scripts
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Sweden
1230
29
Irene Hartigan
Physical Function, Psychosocial
Adaptation, and Hardiness Post Stroke.
Health and
Social Care
24th April
Ireland
0986
30
Ken Hepburn
Effectiveness of a Culturally Appropriate
Psychoeducation Program for African
American Dementia Caregivers
Social
Gerontology
24th April
United States
0950
31
Kenneth Hepburn
Establishing the Fidelity of an On-Line
Dementia Caregiver Psychoeducation
Program.
Social
Gerontology
24th April
United States
0645
32
Paul Higgs
Fear and Diagnosis: Comparisons
Between Dementia and Other
Stigmatizing Conditions
Social
Gerontology
24th April
United
Kingdom
Changing Relationships Between Mobility,
Functional Limitations And Depression
Over The First Year Of Living In A
Supported Accessible Environment.
Social
Gerontology
24th April
UK
Need a Greeting Card? Empowering
Those with Mild Dementia through a
Volunteer Craft Activity
Social
Gerontology
24th April
United States
Circle of Friends – Group Model
Alleviating Loneliness
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Finland
Soondool Chung
Building age-friendly communities: The
role of social participation, housing, and
health services on Korean older adult’s
well-being
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Korea,
Republic of
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Russian
Federation
Anu Jansson
Maintaining an Ill Older Adult in the
Home: Reciprocity in Action
Mel Duffy
24th April
35
24th April
Germany
Social
Gerontology
0626
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Co-residence With Children and the
Subjective Well-being of Older Widowed
People in Europe
Spain
Prevalence Of Abuse & Neglect In Elderly
In Bikaner
Social
Gerontology
Emily Grundy
Linda Hunt
Sreehari Deshmukh
Older Workers’ and Executives’
Subjective Perceptions of Cognitive
Ageing: A Mixed Method Design
26
34
20
Ireland
0757
0011
0236
24th April
Annette Franke
Sweden
Javier Yanguas
Social
Gerontology
25
Carol Holland
19
Medication Use for People Ageing with
Intellectual Disabilities and Behaviour
Disorders : ‘Advocacy’ Not a High Level
Indicator of Quality.
1028
33
1212
Country
Bernadette Flood
0462
Euskadi Lagunkoia- Friendly Basque
Country: Tools for a baseline assessment
of the age-friendliness of the
municipalities
Presentation
Date
24
Canada
UK
Theme
Title
0834
Israel
14
21
Presenter Name
Germany
The Personal Communities Of Older
Widowed Men
0075
Posterboard
Number
United States
24th April
24th April
Serial
No.
1099
36
0707
37
Elizaveta Kachan
Outpatient Departments and Day-care
Centres Rendering Social Services to
the Elderly Disabled People in Russia:
Current Changes and System Analysis
1184
38
Olga Kailova
The Study of Some Aspects of Elderly
Health and Social Status by Means of
EDIFAR Technology
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Russian
Federation
1221
39
Susanne Kelfve
Estimating Health Inequalities among
the Oldest Old - the Importance of
Representative Survey Samples
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Sweden
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No.
0827
Posterboard
Number
40
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Presentation
Date
Title
Theme
Carol Kelleher
Eldercare in Elderly Consumption
Ensembles: (Dis)engaged Consumers’
Experiences of Home and Family in LongTerm Eldercare in Finland
Social
Gerontology
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Germany
0470
24th April
Country
Serial
No.
Presenter Name
Ireland
1143
Posterboard
Number
Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Mona Neysari
Are “we” happier in our relationship than
“you” and “I”?
On the importance of we-talk in
relationships.
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Switzerland
57
Kallirroi Nikoli
The Emergence of the New Role of
Ageing
in Re-shaping Family Relations on the
Domain of Social Gerontology
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Greece
Successful Ageing from two perspectives
- The Vitality 90+ Study (TampereFinland)
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Finland
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Ireland
56
Presenter Name
Title
0738
41
Stefanie König
Career Histories And Job Characteristics
As Influence On Retirement Timing In
Germany, Denmark, And Sweden – A
Gender Perspective
0725
42
Sohini Kumar
Social Exclusion Of The Rural Indian
Elderly Women: A Study Of Villages In
Jhansi District Of Uttar Pradesh
Social
Gerontology
24th April
India
0880
58
Lily Nosraty
0741
43
Jeonghwa Lee
The Effects of Depression and Social
Exclusion on the Suicidal Ideation of the
Elderly in Korea
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Korea,
Republic of
1114
59
Dawn O Sullivan
Attitudes of Staff, Patients and Carers
Towards Hospital Volunteers
0926
60
Roger O’Sullivan
Compounding Inequalities:
Understanding Older people’s Interaction
With Online Public Services
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
24th April
1199
61
Rónán O’Caoimh
The Role of Patients’ Caregiver Networks
in Predicting Risk of Adverse Healthcare
Outcomes.
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Ireland
0996
62
Andres Oliva y
Hausmann
Family Caregiving And Dementia: The
Influence Of Relationship Loss On
Perceived Care Tasks
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Germany
0126
63
Josefa Palacios
Informal Long Term Care for the Elderly:
The Challenge for Caregivers in Chile
Social
Gerontology
24th April
France
0134
64
Manoj Pardasani
Innovative Senior Centers: Evaluating
their impact on the health and well-being
of older adults.
Social
Gerontology
24th April
United States
0498
65
Avanish Bhai Patel
Changing in Family Dynamics as a
Consequence of Elder Abuse in India
Social
Gerontology
24th April
India
1317
66
Margaret Penning
Long-Term Care Trajectories: Continuities
and Discontinuities in Care
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Canada
1255
67
Tábatta Renata
Pereira de Brito
Social Support Network And Survival In
Elderly Brazilian
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Brazil
1013
68
Oleksandr Poliakov
The Residual Capacity of Elderly
Employees
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Ukraine
1171
69
Anne Carolina
Ramos
Older Migrants in Luxembourg: Longterm Care Perspectives between Family
and Professional Services
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Luxembourg
0969
70
Akshiptika Rattan
Agefulness: Cusp of Living
(Evolving Life-Course Identities of the
Elderly Persons)
Social
Gerontology
24th April
India
0562
71
Monika Reichert
Mobile Dementia Counselling – A
Promising Instrument To Support Informal
Carers In Rural Areas In Germany
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Germany
Older Adults’ Wellbeing according to
Sociodemographic and Personal Profiles
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Spain
Elder Abuse: Review of Protective
Factors in Community-Dwelling Older
Adults
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Portugal
0112
44
Jean-Claude Leners
The Elderly Person’s Wish For Euthanasia
And The Team’s Ethical Reasoning
Approach
Social
Gerontology
Research On Human Rights For Frail
Elderly In Nursing Homes
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Luxembourg
Prevalence And Risk Factors Of Potential
Elder Abuse In Hong Kong
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Hong Kong
Are Continuing Health Inequalities
Related to Broader Social Inequality?
Evidence from Two European
Jurisdictions
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Ireland
0113
45
Jean-Claude Leners
1087
46
Doris YP Leung
0935
1183
0554
0822
1254
0672
1276
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
Paul McGill
Luxembourg
Changes in the Level of Personal Choice
in Older Adults in Ireland with Intellectual
Disability:
Results from the IDS-TILDA Study
Social
Gerontology
Kevin McKee
Psychosocial Factors In Healthy Ageing:
A Review And Model Development
Social
Gerontology
Maria Patterson
How Strategic Collaboration In Research
Influenced The Development Of A
Support And Advocacy Service For Older
People
Social
Gerontology
Education in Gerontology and Geriatrics
in Russia: Challenges and Benefits
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Sarmite Mikulioniene
The Food Consumption Attitudes of the
Older People in Lithuania
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Anne Bradley
Mitchell
Neighborhood Perception of Crime
and Traffic on Walking Among African
American Older Adults in a Northeastern
U.S. City
Social
Gerontology
The Ageing Workforce: An Exploratory
Study on Age-Friendly Human Resource
Practices in Organisations based in
Singapore.
Social
Gerontology
24th April
United
Kingdom
1107
72
Fermina Rojo-Perez
Age Discrimination at the Workplace and
Company Sizes – What we can learn
from Small Companies?
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Germany
0766
73
Ana Santos
Eimear McGlinchey
Olga Mikhailova
0615
54
Norazrina
Muhammad Mustafa
- Devilly
0733
55
Laura Naegele
52
24th April
24th April
24th April
24th April
24th April
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Sweden
Ireland
Russian
Federation
Lithuania
United States
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Serial
No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
1232
74
Karen WolfOstermann
0981
75
1210
0604
1156
0689
1313
0637
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
POSTER SESSIONS
Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Serial
No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
Participants in Health Service Research
Projects – Motivation of People with
Dementia and Health Care Providers
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Germany
0949
90
Shannon
Hebblethwaite
Rodrigo Serrat
Attitudes toward Masturbation among
Residents of Spanish Residential Aged
Care Facilities
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Spain
1065
91
Florian
Herbolsheimer
76
Eithne Sexton
Does the EQ-5D capture the effect of
physical and mental health on subjective
well-being among older people
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Ireland
0404
92
Gunnel Hogberg
77
Jin Young Shim
How to Promote Social Support Behavior
at 65+ in Asia? - Insights from Korea
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Switzerland
Janina Stiel
Age-friendly Communities - For Whom
Exactly?
Quality Of Life Analysis Of Vulnerable
Sub-groups Of Elderly People In A
Disadvantaged Area
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Herman Strydom
Service Centre Members As Volunteers
For Needy Older Persons: An
Empowerment Programme
Social
Gerontology
Piotr Szukalski
Ageism as a research topic in Poland
Social
Gerontology
Beata TobiaszAdamczyk
Social networks characteristics and
quality of life in older age - Polish data
based on the COURAGE in Europe
project
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
24th April
Finland
78
79
80
81
Title
Social
Gerontology
24th April
24th April
24th April
Germany
1384
82
Marja Vaarama
1102
83
Christina Victor
Trajectories of loneliness: mapping
changing patterns of loneliness over time
Social
Gerontology
24th April
United
Kingdom
1360
84
Marcela Petrova
Kafkova
Role Overolad And Performative Void: On
Social Roles of Third Age
Social
Gerontology
24th April
Czech
Republic
Mikaela von
Bonsdorff
Mid-Career Employment Patterns and
Physical and Mental Functioning in Early
Old Age:
Findings from the 1946 British Birth
Cohort
Social
Gerontology
Donna M Wilson
Bereavement Grief: A Study to Further
Understand Highly Intense Grief
Social
Gerontology
Veronique Wolter
Sports Clubs As An Important
Stakeholder In Dementia Care: First
Results Of The Study “Sport For People
With Dementia”
Social
Gerontology
Abuse by Family Caregivers of
Older Persons with Dementia and
its Association with Behavioral and
Psychological Symptoms of Dementia
(BPSD)
Social
Gerontology
0864
0033
0572
0975
0640
54
85
86
87
88
89
Elsie Yan
Katarzyna Zawisza
The role of household structure as
determinant of well-being measured by
The Day Reconstruction Method among
older people in Poland
Social
Gerontology
24th April
24th April
24th April
24th April
24th April
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Grannies on the Net: Facilitating
Intergenerational Family Communication
Through Facebook
Gerontechnology
24th April
Canada
Supporting and Limiting Factors
for the Use of New Information and
Communication Technologies among
Older Adults: FUTA Study Protocol
Gerontechnology
24th April
Germany
Using telerehabilitaion within
homerehabilitation for the eldery.
Gerontechnology
24th April
Sweden
Dementia Ambient Care: Ethical Issues
Encountered During The Pilot Of A
Home-Based Multi-sensor Support
System
Gerontechnology
24th April
Ireland
Remote Assessment and Dementia
Support Platform
Gerontechnology
24th April
Ireland
Louise Hopper
1207
94
Ciana Maher
0974
95
Veroljub Pejcic
Local Anesthesia in Inguinal and Femoral
Hernia Surgery in Gerontological Patients
Gerontechnology
24th April
Serbia
1324
96
Paulina Piasek
Ethical Issues Around Using SenseCam
Lifelogging Technology With People With
Dementia
Gerontechnology
24th April
Ireland
1009
97
Sophie Psihoda
Optimising the Workplace of Elderly
Laborers - the wellbeing project
Gerontechnology
24th April
Austria
0076
98
Alexander Seifert
Internet Use in the Elderly - Findings from
Switzerland
Gerontechnology
24th April
Switzerland
1167
99
Anna Stepchenko
Competence in the Information and
Communication Technology and Social
Inclusion of the Older Persons.
Gerontechnology
24th April
Latvia
Gerontechnology
24th April
Ireland
1247
100
Oyeleke Oyedotun
Determining the effect of electronic
discharge summaries on the quality of
communication to community services for
older adults
0588
101
Joan Vermeulen
The Relation Between Balance Measured
By A Modified Bathroom Scale And Falls
And Disability In Older Adults
Gerontechnology
24th April
Netherlands
A Survey and Analysis of Geriatric
Syndrome Based on Comprehensive
Geriatric Assessment For Old
Hospitalized Cancer Patients
Gerontechnology
24th April
China
Finland
0034
102
Shuang Wang
0504
103
Anna Wanka
”Ubiquitous Information For Senior’s Life”
– A Pedagogical Approach To Diminish
The Digital Divide
Gerontechnology
24th April
Austria
1104
104
Justyna Zgud
Technology Acceptance by Older Adults:
Attitudes Towards Ambient Assisted
Living
Gerontechnology
24th April
Austria
1116
105
Emily Adamson
An Evaluation of Therapy Outcomes for
Older Adults Attending an Innovative
Reablement Unit
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ireland
0811
106
Vladimir N. Anisimov
Metformin as Geroprotector and
Anticarcinogen
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Russian
Federation
Canada
Germany
Hong Kong
Country
93
Poland
Addressing the challenge of demographic
change: The EU Joint Programming
Initiative “More Years, Better Lives”
Presentation
Date
0825
South Africa
Poland
Theme
Title
Poland
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No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
1385
107
Bezrukov V.V.
0906
108
Yelena Budovskaya
1298
109
1301
0484
110
111
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Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
National-ethnic and general biological
mechanisms of longevity phenomenon
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ukraine
Elucidating a Dual Role of WNT
Signaling Pathway in Age-reulation in
Caenorhabditis Elegans
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Netherlands
Guerrero Díaz
Prevalence of Hypovitaminosis D in
Patients Admitted for Hip Fracture in the
Hospital of Segovia
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Spain
Sinead Healy-Evans
Could Hyponatremia At Admission Be
Predictive Of Length Of Stay For Elderly
Patients In A Rehabilitation Setting?
Chin-Yuan Hsu
Ambient Temperature Reduction
Increases Superoxide Dismutase
Activity And Decreases Oxidative Stress
To Extend The Lifespan Of Worker
Honeybees
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
24th April
Title
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Serial
No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
1297
124
Hana Matejovska
Kubesova
Seniors with Positive Results of Geriatric
Depression Scale – What Happened in
Seven Years?
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Czech
Republic
1300
125
Jan Matejovsky
Seniors with Mild Cognitive Impairment –
What Happened in Seven Years?
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Czech
Republic
1370
126
Dimitrios Adamis
The association of APOE and Delirium: A
Meta-analysis of the Relevant Studies
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ireland
1165
127
Joanna Edel
McHugh
Body Mass Index, Systemic Inflammation,
and Social Support among Communitydwelling Older Adults.
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ireland
1291
128
Susan McNerlan
CD4/CD8 Ratio, Nutrition and Longevity
in Belfast Elderly Longitudinal Free-Living
Ageing Study (BELFAST)
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
United
Kingdom
0022
129
Wilson Mota
Characteristics of the Nutritional Profile of
the Elderly in Manaus – AM
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Brazil
0612
130
Wilson Mota
Modificabilidade Structural Cognitive and
Neurogenesis in elderly through Dance
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Brazil
1172
131
Barbara Rubek
Nielsen
Influence of Medical Experience and
Photographic Methods on the Age
Assessment of Women 25-93 Years of
Age
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Denmark
1265
132
Barbara Rubek
Nielsen
Association between Leukocyte Telomere
Length and Bone Mineral Density
in Women 25-93 Years of Age
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Denmark
0875
133
Lindsey Otten
Impact of Sarcopenia on 1-year Mortality
in Old Patients with Cancer
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Germany
Ireland
Taiwan,
Province of
China
Title
112
Raechel Joy
Sarcopaenia status and outcomes in a
day hospital population
Biology of
Ageing
1362
113
Alexander
Khalyavkin
Stem Cells: Its Reversible Ageing And
Symmetric/Asymmetric Mitoses
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ireland
1363
114
Alexander
Khalyavkin
The Regularities Of Statistics Of Mortality
Allow Indirectly Estimate A Possibility To
Live Up To Extremely High Ages
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ireland
Trade-Off Between Rate Of Ageing
And Initial Mortality Rate: What Roles
Are Played By Control System And
Environment?
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ireland
24th April
Russian
Federation
0161
134
Vladyslav
Povoroznyuk
Sarcopenia In Ukrainian Older Women
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ukraine
0162
135
Vladyslav
Povoroznyuk
Trabecular Bone Score And Bone Mineral
Density Of Lumbar Spine In Healthy
Women: Pros And Cons
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ukraine
0416
Ireland
1365
115
Alexander
Khalyavkin
0355
116
Vladimir Khavinson
Peptides, Genome, Ageing
Biology of
Ageing
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Russian
Federation
24th April
Russian
Federation
0164
136
Vladyslav
Povoroznyuk
Hyperuricemia, Bone Mineral Density And
TBS In Ukrainian Older Men
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ukraine
24th April
Russian
Federation
0038
137
Nataliia Prokopenko
Background State Autonomic Regulation
of Cardiorhythm and Strength of
Emotional Experience
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ukraine
24th April
United
Kingdom
1151
138
Noor Redha
Apolipoprotein E and other serum
biomarkers for cognitive impairment poststroke: A review of the evidence.
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Bahrain
0783
139
Daniel James Ryan
Border-zone lacunar infarction occurs
more often in older patients and in
patients that exhibit episodic hypotension
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ireland
0357
117
Vladimir Khavinson
Peptide Regulates Cell Proliferation,
Differentiation and Apoptosis in the
Pancreas During Ageing
0514
118
Vladimir Khavinson
Peptide Regulation of Ageing
Biology of
Ageing
Vladimir Khavinson
Biologically Active Peptide
Geroprotectors as Epigenetic Modulators
of Gene Activity
Biology of
Ageing
Klara Komici
Role of left ventricular ejection fraction on
pressure ulcers development in elderly
patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction
Biology of
Ageing
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Ireland
1175
0564
119
120
1376
121
David Loughrey
Presbycusis and Dementia: A Literature
Review of Common Causes and
Mechanistic Pathways
0025
122
Giacinto Libertini
How We Age According To Programmed
Aging Paradigm
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Italy
0844
140
Rania Salama
Audit: The management Of Older People
With Congestive Cardiac Failure.
Does Practice Adhere To Guidelines?
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
United
Kingdom
0026
123
Giacinto Libertini
Evidence About The Dispute Between
Non-programmed And Programmed
Aging Hypotheses
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Italy
0158
141
Anton Valuch
VE-cadherin in Cardiac Ischemia. Age
Correlations
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Romania
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142
Iva Holmerova
0032
0039
0041
0919
1045
0954
1067
0656
1344
143
144
145
1
2
3
4
5
6
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Title
Alzheimer´s Disease and Steroid
Metobolome
Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura in
the elderly: What about the treatment
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
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Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Czech
Republic
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Late-onset Lupus in the Elderly
after 75 years: One Example of
Immunosenescence
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Pernicious Anemia and Multiple
Autoimmune Syndrome in the Elderly :
About a retrospective study
Biology of
Ageing
24th April
Jude Ryan
Respiratory complications significantly
impact one-year mortality rate post hip
fracture
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Florian
Herbolsheimer
Do You Remember the Last 14 Days?
Lower Levels of Cognitive Performance is
Associated with Biases in Self-reported
Physical Activity
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Neomi Heyman
Identifying Risk Factors for Elder Falls in
Geriatric Rehabilitation in Israel
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Irene Hartigan
Nurse-led Warfarin Clinic proving effective
in maintaining patients therapeutic INR
range.
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Canada
Canada
Sandra Hirst
0023
8
Sandra Hirst
The Life Course Lens: Helping to
Understand Elder Abuse
Health and
Social Care
25th April
An Intervention Aimed at Early Supported
Discharge to Home after Geriatric
Rehabilitation, The BACK-HOME study
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Seung youn Hong
Exercise plus memory enhancement
program in people with mild cognitive
impairment.
Health and
Social Care
Seung youn Hong
Association between sarcopenic obesity
and obesity-associated insulin resistance
and dysglycemia in Asia older adults:
data fro, KNHANES V-1
Health and
Social Care
The Quality Mark for Elder Friendly
Hospital Wards - Staff Responses
on Care and Support More Positive
Following Action Planning
Health and
Social Care
0938
0939
0573
58
10
11
12
Marije Holstege
Chloe Hood
25th April
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Ireland
Mio Ito
An Examination of the Influence of
Humanitude Caregiving on the Behavior
of Older Adults With Dementia in Japan
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
Katharine James
Physiological and Psychosocial Factors
Associated with Cognitive Function
in South African Older Adults with
Alzheimer’s disease and Healthy
Cognition
Health and
Social Care
25th April
South Africa
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Netherlands
0698
15
0795
16
Jeroen Janssens
A Deliberation Framework for Treatment
Decisions in Elderly Patients with
Multimorbidity and Acute Medical
Problems
0605
17
Rachael Joyce
Actifcare: Access To Timely Formal Care
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
0800
18
Dan Justo
Norton Scale Used for Predicting
Prognosis in Elderly Patients Undergoing
Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Israel
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Finland
1044
19
Maarit Kauppi
Predictors Of Long-term Care Entry
Among Nonagenarians. The Vitality 90+
Study Linked With The Finnish Population
Register Data
0901
20
Amanda King
Care Homes for Older People and Access
to Outdoor Mobility, Activity and Spaces:
A Mixed Methods Exploratory Study
Health and
Social Care
25th April
United
Kingdom
1031
21
Maartje Klapwijk
Patient Characteristics associated with
Quality of Life in Moderate to Very Severe
dementia in Long-Term Care Facilities.
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Netherlands
Naonori Kodate
How Can We Enhance Care Quality For
Older People? Staff Perspectives On
Simulation-Based Multidisciplinary Team
Training
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ukraine
Ireland
22
0831
23
Oleh Korkushko
The effects of Intermittent Hypoxia
Training on exercise performance,
hemodynamics and ventilation in elderly
subjects: gender-related differences
0128
24
Barbara Lang
Elder abuse: Developing Training for Risk
Assessment Tool Implementation
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Israel
0734
25
Yasmin Latief
Don’t Forget Vitamin D Testing in Falls
Assessment
Health and
Social Care
25th April
United
Kingdom
1064
26
Amanda Lavan
A Rare Cause Of Microcytic Anaemia And
Lymphadenopathy In The Older Adult
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
1060
27
Cristina Lavareda
Baixinho
Preventive Measures Implemented After
Falls In Portuguese Nursing Homes
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Portugal
0985
28
Ai Diem Le
Self-Evaluation of Dementia Education by
Formal Carers in Australia
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Australia
Netherlands
-
Health and
Social Care
14
Israel
25th April
High Prevalence of Atrial Fibrillation
in Acute Ischaemic Stroke and TIA –
Low use of Anticoagulants in Primary
Prevention
0860
Germany
Korea,
Republic of
Country
Zoe Hutchinson
United States
Korea,
Republic of
Presentation
Date
13
Ireland
25th April
Theme
Title
1346
1073
7
Presenter Name
Ireland
Preliminary Evaluation of an On-Line
Dementia Caregiver Psychoeducation
Program.
0009
9
French
Southern
Territories
25th April
The Water Came in: Disaster
Management in Long-term Care Facilities
0688
French
Southern
Territories
Health and
Social Care
Ken Hepburn
Posterboard
Number
French
Southern
Territories
A Clinical Audit To Evaluate The Benefits
Of A Comprehensive Physiotherapy
Programme Of Reablement In A
Parkinson’s Disease Cohort
Éilis Hennessy
Serial
No.
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Title
Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
1024
29
Lidwien Lemmens
How To Reduce The Risks In Frail Elderly
With Polypharmacy?
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Netherlands
Michael Lepore
Reimbursement Rates for Nursing Homes
Motivate Select Culture Change Practices
but not Comprehensive Culture Change
in the United States
Health and
Social Care
25th April
United States
Cancer-Related Information Seeking and
Scanning Behaviors in Older Chinese
Adults: A Cross-Sectional Survey
Health and
Social Care
25th April
0027
0623
0568
1125
1133
1144
30
31
32
33
34
35
Doris YP Leung
Chia-Lin Li
Hospital Utilization In Older Adults With
No Help For ADL Disability: Findings
From A Nationally Representative Survey
Health and
Social Care
Giuseppe Liotta
Routine Screening Of Frailty As Basis Of
LTC Services Planning
Health and
Social Care
Giuseppe Liotta
Risk Of Fall Among The Hospitalized
Over-49 Population: A Retrospective
Cohort Study In A Public Hospital In Italy
Health and
Social Care
Giuseppe Liotta
Impact of the Community Active
Monitoring service on Long Term Care
services use and in-patients admission
Health and
Social Care
25th April
25th April
25th April
Italy
25th April
Italy
Health and
Social Care
25th April
United
Kingdom
1356
37
Mohammed Matin
Polypharmacy; A New Disease Of Older
Adults?
Health and
Social Care
25th April
United
Kingdom
Nancy Low Choy
Do Clinical Measures and a Balance
Confidence Questionnaire Differentiate
Fallers from Non-fallers across a 3-Month
Follow-up Period after Rehabilitation?
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Australia
Diagnostic Accuracy Of Urine Specific
Gravity And Urinalysis As Markers Of
Dehydration In Older People
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Dentate status of older people in Ireland
with and without an Intellectual Disability.
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
1342
40
Katie Maas
Philip McCallion
United
Kingdom
1241
41
Niamh Maher
1261
42
Niamh Maher
Quality of life following hip fracture in an
older Irish population
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
James Mahon
The Visiting Geriatricians: How
Interdisciplinary Care Helps Elderly
Nursing Home Residents and Saves
Money
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
James Mahon
Predictors of Early Bone Mineral Density
Change in Response to PTH Therapy in
Elderly Patients
Do Total Body Muscle and Fat
Parameters Effect Early BMD
Improvement on PTH Therapy?
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
Study Of The Efficacy Of “Bone
Protection” Therapies In The Treatment
Of Bone Mineral Loss In Coeliac Disease
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
1286
43
44
1305
45
James Mahon
1352
46
Irfan Rasool Malik
60
Health and
Social Care
25th April
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Agneta Malmgren
Fänge
Factors affecting satisfaction with
participation among housing adaptation
clients
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Sweden
Teresa Malmskov
Identifying Meaningful Activities Among
Elderly People With Dementia: The
Developing Process Of An Observation
Taxonomy.
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Denmark
Dietary Supplements and Interactions
with Prescription Medications in Older
Adults: A Systematic Review of the
Literature
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Canada
Ireland
Title
0440
49
Cynthia Mannion
0717
50
Ciro Manzo
Relationship Between 25-Hydroxyvitamin
D and Cognitive Function in Older Adults:
Preliminary Data of Cognidage Study
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Italy
0973
51
Joseph Marry
End of Life Planning in Residential Care:
pilot study using an innovative end of life
planning tool (Think Ahead).
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
0071
52
Marta Martinez Reig
Study of sleep disorders in
institutionalized elderly in a nursing home:
design, methodology and prevalence
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Spain
0072
53
Marta Martinez Reig
Efficacy of a Nursing Intervention
Program in the Prevention of Delirium
(Dificiles Study). Pilot Study
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Spain
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Spain
0073
54
Marta Martinez Reig
Frailty in INstitutionalized older adults
from Albacete (FINAL Study). Rationale,
design, methodology, prevalence and
attributes.
0074
55
Marta Martinez Reig
Frailty and mortality or incident disability
in institutionalized older adults: The
FINAL Study.
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Spain
Health and
Social Care
25th April
United States
1089
56
Lori Martin-Plank
Interdisciplinary Geriatric
Pharmacotherapy Course: An
Educational Innovation Geared To
Prescriber Proficiency And Patient Safety
0613
57
Tan Maw Pin
Electrocardiographic Changes Among
Older Individuals with a History of Falls in
the Previous Year- a Case-Control study
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Malaysia
1336
58
Paolo Mazzola
Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy in an
81-year-old Woman after Injection of
Bone Cement during Hemiarthroplasty
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Italy
1364
59
Philip McCallion
Type II Diabetes in People with Intellectual
Disability as they Age
Health and
Social Care
25th April
United States
1124
60
Mary McCarron
Understanding the usefulness of Frailty
Indices for people with Intellectual
Disability as they Age.
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
1371
61
Dimitrios Adamis
Clock Drawing Test in Delirium
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
United States
Anxiety and Depression in Older hip
fracture patients.
1239
Presentation
Date
Italy
Clifford Lisk
39
1138
48
Theme
Taiwan,
Province of
China
36
0715
Presenter Name
Hong Kong
1042
38
Posterboard
Number
0251
An Integrated Health And Social Care
Model For The Care Of Older People is a
way forward..
1005
Serial
No.
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Number
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1325
62
Ruth McCullagh
1118
63
Aoife McDermott
1233
64
C McHale
1176
65
Susan McNeill
1340
0216
0838
0929
0664
0821
66
67
Triona McNicholas
Lisa Mellon
IAGG-ER 8TH CONGRESS PROGRAMME
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Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Measurement of Step-Count Accuracy
of Three Motion Sensors for Frail Older
Hospitalised Patients.
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
A descriptive quantitative study into the
prevalence of constipation in people with
Intellectual disabilities as they age in
Ireland
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
Factors contributing to non-attendance
in a geriatric medicine outpatient
department
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
An Integrated Approach to Preventing
Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Canada
Osteoporosis and Premature Menopause
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Cognitive impairment six months after
ischaemic stroke: a profile from the
ASPIRE-S study
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Development of a discussion tool
for sharing current falls prevention
knowledge with people living with
dementia
Health and
Social Care
Title
25th April
Ireland
Australia
Claudia Meyer
69
Mirja Katrin
Modreker
The Walk Of Schwerin
Health and
Social Care
Lucie Mora
Study Of The Link Between Non
Hypoxemic Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease And Cognitive
Function In The Very Elderly
Health and
Social Care
Real Life Comparison: Effects Of
Environmental Change On Capability For
Engagement
Health and
Social Care
Nutritional Status in Frail Elderly Patients:
Between Theory and Practice
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Romania
Implementation science in action – the
AFFINITY project
Health and
Social Care
25th April
70
71
Mark Morgan-Brown
25th April
25th April
Germany
0790
79
Michael Neise
0509
80
Charlotte Neville
Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Longitudinal Predictors Of Aggressive
Behavior By Family Caregivers Against
Their Relatives Suffering From Dementia
And Effects Of Intervention.
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Germany
Changes In Fruit And Vegetable
Consumption After Participating In A Fruit
And Vegetable Intervention Trial
Health and
Social Care
25th April
United
Kingdom
Does the Presence of Respiratory
Conditions Impact the Change in a
Patient’s Dysphagia Outcome Severity
Score?
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
Title
1357
81
Alanna Ni Mhiochain
1258
82
Imelda Noone
Nurse Led Ward Rounds in Stroke Care
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
1334
83
Imelda Noone
Anticoagulation Practices Post Stroke: 10
years on…
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
0752
84
Johanna Nordheim
Tablet-Supported Activation Of Dementia
Patients In Nursing Homes
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Germany
1257
85
Daniella Pires Nunes
Need care and use of health services
among elderly residents in the city of São
Paulo: SABE Study
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Brazil
1303
86
Elaine O Connor
Making an Irish Medicine for the Elderly
Ward Dementia Friendly - Phase 1: A
Point Prevalence Survey
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
1333
87
Elaine O Connor
Ireland’s Fourth Generation – Outcomes
of a Rehabilitation Ward 2011-2014
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
1349
88
Elaine O Connor
A Multi—Disciplinary Rehabilitation
Assessment Team - A 3 Year Analysis
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
0563
89
David O Riordan
Prevalence Of Potentially Inappropriate
Prescribing (PIP) And Potentially
Prescribing Omissions (PPO) In Older
Irish Adults: Findings From The TRUST
Trial
Ireland
1113
90
Dawn O Sullivan
Attitudes to Dementia
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
1355
91
Fiona O Sullivan
Diagnostics And Demographics: Fifteen
Years Of DXA Use In The Oldest Old
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
Ireland
72
Alexa Ioana Dana
1146
73
Irene O’ByrneMaguire
0550
74
Wilson Mota
Profile of Functional Independence of the
Elderly from Manicoré - AM-Brazil
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Brazil
1121
75
Orla Mullally
Pressure Ulcers To Zero: Using A
Collaborative Approach In Improving
Patient Care
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
1343
76
Warren Connolly
Improving Our Management Of Patients
Presenting With Fragility Fractures: An
Audit Of Bone Health Assessment At
Fracture Clinic.
0934
77
Brendan O’Shea
Think Ahead: An Advance Planning Tool
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
0951
78
Shamis Nabeel
Baseline Characteristics Of Older Persons
Attending The Acute Care Interface: The
Older Patients At Risk (OPAR) Study
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
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France
0653
62
Posterboard
Number
Ireland
68
25th April
Serial
No.
1072
92
Rónán O’Caoimh
Comparison of Three Short Cognitive
Screening Instruments for Mild Cognitive
Impairment and Dementia in General
Practice.
1075
93
Rónán O’Caoimh
Which Part of the Risk Instrument for
Screening in the Community (RISC)
Predicts Adverse Outcomes?
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
0726
94
Ragnhild Djonne
Oesterhus
Prognostic Impact of Psychotropic Drug
Use among Home-Dwelling Patients with
Mild Dementia
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Norway
0737
95
Lena Olai
Effect of Swallowing Training on Eating,
Oral Health and Quality of Care among
Elderly People in Short-term Care Units
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Sweden
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No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
Title
Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
0777
96
Carolina Oliveira
Profile of the UNASUS/UFMA Distance
Learning Specialization Course on Health
of the Elderly
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Brazil
Desmond O’Neill
Quality of medical fitness to drive
guidelines: an important issue for older
people
Health and
Social Care
Niamh A. O’Regan
The Six-Item Cognitive Impairment Test
as a Screening Test for Delirium
Health and
Social Care
Ciara O’Reilly
Characterising falls risk factors and
health care utilisation in patients with
a low trauma wrist fracture attending a
physiotherapy clinic
Health and
Social Care
Stella-Maria Paddick
Validation of the IDEA cognitive screening
tool for older adults in hospital inpatient,
outpatient and rural community settings
in Tanzania
Health and
Social Care
Stella-Maria Paddick
Prevalence of delirium in older
hospitalised adults in Tanzania.
The IDEA (Identification and Interventions
for Dementia in Elderly Africans) study.
Health and
Social Care
Case Management for Home-bound
Older Adults - An Evaluation of Health
Outcomes
Health and
Social Care
Importance of intervention program to
promote physical activity in relation to
quality of life in the elderly population in
Portugal
Health and
Social Care
Derivation of a Frailty Index from the
interRAI Acute Care Instrument
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Vitamin D Deficiency in Homebound NonInstitutionalized Elderly in California
Health and
Social Care
25th April
United States
The Use Of Psychotropic Medicines in
Long Term Care : An Irish Perspective
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Ireland
Erika Petervari
Contribution Of Catabolic Peptides To
The Regulation Of Energy Balance In
Various Age-Groups And Nutritional
States: Leptin And Insulin
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Santosh Phad
Workforce Participation Of Elderly
In India: Journey From Femininity To
Femininity
Health and
Social Care
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Finland
Finland
1034
0857
1025
1187
1195
0135
0648
1082
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
Manoj Pardasani
Luisa Pedro
Nancye Peel
1270
105
Igor Persidsky
0850
106
Sheela Perumal
1268
0845
107
108
25th April
25th April
25th April
United
Kingdom
25th April
United
Kingdom
25th April
0894
109
Aila Pikkarainen
0658
110
Jari Pirhonen
Maintaining Identity by Recognition in
Care Settings
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Self-Reported Hearing Is Associated With
Changes In Life-Space Mobility Among
Community-Dwelling Older Adults
Health and
Social Care
25th April
111
Hannele Polku
0111
112
Bojana Potic
1068
113
Mona Al Banna
64
Alcohol abuse in elderly
Memory Complaints and Memory
Function in a Stroke Population
Presenter Name
0903
114
Evelyn Barron
0129
115
1080
116
1077
Presentation
Date
Country
Operationalisations of Healthy Ageing: A
Systematic Review
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
United
Kingdom
Daria Belostotskaya
Death attitude as one of the components
of subjective well-being in childhood and
old age
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Austria
Rónán O’Caoimh
Validation of the Dutch Version of the
Quick Mild Cognitive Impairment Screen
(Qmci-D)
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Ireland
Michelle Canavan
Attitudes to Ageing and Importance of
Outcome Measures in Cardiovascular
Prevention Trials. Do they differ between
younger and older adults?
117
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Ireland
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Ireland
1012
118
Marica Cassarino
1157
119
Marica Cassarino
Self-Perceptions of Ageing are Linked to
Inappropriate Multisensory Integration
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Ireland
0614
120
Claude Ferrand
Relationship between Psychological
Needs Satisfaction and Well - Being in
Elderly Living in Residential Homes
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
France
0677
121
Suvi Fried
Structured Group Discussions Help
Finding Meaning in Life and One’s Own
Mental Resources
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Finland
Paul Gellert
An Actor-Partner Interdependence
Analysis of Dyadic Coping and Quality of
Life in Patients with Mild Dementia and
their Caregiving Spouses
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Germany
Cognitive Reserve Moderates the
Relationship between Sleep Quality and
Executive Functioning in Healthy Adults
Aged 50+
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Ireland
United States
Portugal
122
Australia
Hungary
0819
123
Caoimhe Hannigan
1092
124
Pura Díaz-Veiga
Positive Psychology and Successful
Aging: A Good Pair?
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Spain
1095
125
Pura Díaz-Veiga
Affective Balance and Healthy Aging
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Spain
0846
126
Priyanka Janbandhu
A Study On The Social And Psychological
Problems Of Elderly In Higher Class
Group In Mumbai
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
India
0577
127
Philippe Landreville
Psychometric Properties Of The French
Canadian Version Of The Geriatric Anxiety
Inventory
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Canada
Introducing the HEalth, Ageing and
Retirement Transitions in Sweden
(HEARTS) study:
Rationale, design and preliminary results
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Sweden
Sociodemographic Factors And
Depressive Symptoms In Elderly
Caregivers Of Elderly Care Recipients
Living In Rural Settings
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Brazil
India
0796
128
Magnus Lindwall
129
Bruna Moretti
Luchesi
Finland
Health and
Social Care
25th April
Serbia
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
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Title
Urban Environments Benefit Cognitive
Ageing: A Cross-sectional Study of
The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing
Cohort.
1038
Temporality and agency of old Finnish
inhabitants in the rehabilitation context
0624
Ireland
Ireland
25th April
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Number
Ireland
25th April
25th April
Serial
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130
Mikael Ludvigsson
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131
132
133
Marco Masina
Bernadette
McGuinness
Gillian McHugh
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Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Markers Of Subsyndromal Depression In
Very Old Persons
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Sweden
Effects of Demographic Variables on
the Final Score of the Italian Version of
Montreal Cognitive Assessment Test
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Title
Neurocognitive Assessment in Mild
Cognitive Impairment: Standard
Approaches and Latent Profile Analysis
Psychology of
Ageing
Palliative Care in Dementia patients
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Netherlands
25th April
Mexico
Judith Meijers
135
Neyda Ma.
Mendoza-Ruvalcaba
Differences on Domains of Cognitive
Function Between Age-Associated
Cognitive Decline and Mild Cognitive
Impairment
Psychology of
Ageing
Justine E.F. Moonen
Lower Blood Pressure And Apathy
Coincide In Older Persons With Lower
Functional Ability: The DANTE Study
Leiden
Psychology of
Ageing
137
138
Kazuhiro Niizato
Niizato
Responses of the Elderly with Dementia
to Suggestion of percutaneous
endoscopic gastrostomy
Johan Niklasson
Psychometric Properties And Feasibility
Of The Swedish Version Of The
Philadelphia Geriatric Center Morale
Scale.
Psychology of
Ageing
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
25th April
25th April
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Ireland
1058
140
Rónán O’Caoimh
Accuracy of Cognitive Screening
Instruments in Alzheimer’s Disease and
Other Dementia Subtypes.
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Ireland
1341
1051
1122
141
142
143
Rónán O’Caoimh
Carol Opdebeeck
Carol Opdebeeck
0971
144
Peter Orpin
0988
145
Constança Paúl
66
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Are Spouses of People with Dementia
at Risk of Cognitive and Functional
Impairments? Evidence from the Health
and Retirement Study.
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Ireland
0735
147
Marcus Praetorius
Gender differences in cognitive
performance in old age: Adjusting for
longevity.
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Sweden
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Sweden
0543
148
Mikael Rennemark
Associations Between Early Retirement
And Cognitive Decline – Longitudinal
results from the Swedish National study
on Ageing and Care
0793
149
Milla Saajanaho
Resources in Life and Personal Goals in
Old Age
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Finland
1035
150
Catherine Sagot
Frequency of early executive dysfunction
in elderly patients with Alzheimer’s
disease
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
France
1041
151
Catherine Sagot
Verbal fluency in elderly patients with
prodromal Alzheimer disease or Dementia
With Lewy bodies.
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
France
0127
152
Olga Strizhitskaya
Psychological well-being and healthy
lifestyle habits in aging
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Russian
Federation
Is Fear-Of-Falling Linked To Depression
Among Older Fallers? Findings From
The Malaysian Falls Assessment And
Intervention Trial (MyFAIT)
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Malaysia
0551
153
Maw Pin Tan
0905
154
Tamar Vechter
predicting compliance among old
diabetics type2 based on Time
Perspective Theory
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Israel
1332
155
Elizabeth Watson
Measuring Quality Of Life In Older
Populations
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Ireland
0923
156
Jose Javier Yanguas
Activities of Daily Living: ecological
evaluation
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
0619
1
Isaiah Oluremi
Durosaiye
Person – Environment Fit: The
Transposition of Activities of Daily Living
to the Workplace
Design and
Environment
26th April
United
Kingdom
1369
2
Thomas Grey
Designing and Retrofitting for Dementia
Friendly Dwellings through the Universal
Design Approach
Design and
Environment
26th April
Ireland
Design and
Environment
26th April
Finland
Sweden
Use of a “Memory Gym” Intervention
to Delay Conversion of Mild Cognitive
Impairment to Dementia.
Country
Maria Pertl
Japan
Rónán O’Caoimh
Presentation
Date
146
Netherlands
139
Theme
Title
1222
Ireland
0826
The Quick Mild Cognitive Impairment
(Qmci) Screen: Validity and Utility in an
Australian Population.
Presenter Name
United
Kingdom
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Posterboard
Number
Italy
Activity Disengagement in Communitydwelling Older Adults with Subjective
Memory Complaints (SMC): A Qualitative
Study examining the impact on Daily
Activities.
134
136
25th April
Serial
No.
Ireland
The Interrelationship between Cognitive
Reserve, Depressive Cognitions and
Symptoms, and Cognition in Later Life
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Cognitive Reserve and Cognitive Function
in Later Life: A Meta-Analysis
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
United
Kingdom
0601
3
Kirsi Keskinen
Association Between Physical
Activity And Lakeside Presence And
Attractiveness In Community-Dwelling
Older People
Evidence in Rural Ageing Well Policy
and Practice: Statistics, General
Understandings and Sensitising
Concepts
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
25th April
Australia
0047
4
Linda Kearns
Step Into My World- Exploring The
Experience Of Wheelchair Access In Our
Lady’s Hospice & Care Services (OLHCS)
Design and
Environment
26th April
Ireland
Time perception and retirees occupation
Psychology of
Ageing
25th April
Portugal
Thoughtful Design: Measuring Positive
Changes In Engagement Levels In
Residential Settings Following Design
Change For Older Adults
Design and
Environment
26th April
Ireland
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Kingdom
0820
5
Mark Morgan-Brown
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Date
Volker Richter
Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Dietary Intake
Throughout Life
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Germany
United
Kingdom
1278
26
Greiciane Rocha
Tendency Mortality in Elderly Accident
Land Transport in the Brazilian Amazon
Region
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Brazil
0799
27
Daragh Rodger
Collaborative Engagement Towards
Reduction Of Injurious Falls
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ireland
1309
28
Daragh Rodger
Comparing Falls Rate Across Nursing
Home Units
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ireland
Review of Systematic Reviews:
Management of Urinary Incontinence
Using Conservative Behavioural
Approaches for Older People in Care
Homes
Health and
Social Care
26th April
United
Kingdom
The Role of Technology in Promoting
Age-friendly Cities: The Case Of Oslo
Design and
Environment
26th April
Norway
0732
10
Signe Tomsone
Neighborhood Characteristics and
Residential Satisfaction among Very Old
People in Latvia and Sweden
Design and
Environment
26th April
Latvia
1054
11
PJ White
Design Requirements in Domestic
Cooking and Heating Products for Older
People
Design and
Environment
26th April
Ireland
1137
12
Justyna Zgud
VETAAL: Training Path In Designing And
Manufacturing AAL Integrated Furniture
For Elderly And Disabled People.
Design and
Environment
26th April
Austria
Vladyslav
Povoroznyuk
Vitamin D Deficiency in Ukraine: Age
Peculiarities
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Gabriel - Ioan Prada
Mood Disorders in Older People with
Cardiovascular Diseases
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ukraine
1283
15
Gabriel-Ioan Prada
Quality of Life in Older People with
Angina Pectoris
0600
16
Deborah Preshaw
Ethical Issues Within The Nursing Home:
Literature Review
Health and
Social Care
26th April
United
Kingdom
1032
17
Sointu Puuronen
Incidence Of Falls Requiring Primary Care
Contacts – A Population Based Study In
Finland
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Finland
68
24
26th April
Gustavo Sugahara
22
0606
Health and
Social Care
9
0471
Ireland
Understanding Carer Perspectives On
Quality Of Life With Dementia
0083
21
26th April
Jane Robertson
Switzerland
0961
Health and
Social Care
25
26th April
20
The Effect of IV Zoledronic Acid on Renal
Function and Serum Calcium in an Elderly
Osteoporotic Population
0700
Design and
Environment
0832
Audrey Rice
Finland
Older People and Self-Tracking: Mobile
Research for Studying Daily Life
19
23
26th April
Alexander Seifert
1169
1353
Design and
Environment
8
18
Country
Sweden
0002
1328
Presentation
Date
Susanna Nordin
Erja Portegijs
14
Theme
Design and
Environment
7
1331
Title
Challenges in the Cultural Adaptation and
Validation of an Instrument for Evaluating
Residential Care Environments for Older
People
0599
13
Presenter Name
Title
Entrance-related environmental barriers
and moving outdoors on a daily basis in
community-dwelling older people
0542
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
26th April
Country
Serial
No.
Lien Quach
Social Relationships, Depression and
Falls among Community-Dwelling Older
Adults: Evidence from the Health and
Retirement Study in the USA
Christel Rapo
Resources and Difficulties Experienced
By Older Adults Living With HIV in
Switzerland: A Qualitative Study
Johanna Nordheim
Julie Ratcliffe
Marlette Reed
Health and
Social Care
Health and
Social Care
26th April
26th April
Relationship Equity Predicts Quality
of Life Beyond Effects of Established
Predictors in Dementia Patients and Their
Spousal Caregivers
Health and
Social Care
Are Older People Ready For Consumer
Directed Aged Care? A Discrete Choice
Experiment Of The Preferences Of Older
Australians
Health and
Social Care
26th April
The Importance of Spirituality for Older
Adults with Dementia: What Does the
Research Indicate?
Health and
Social Care
26th April
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29
Brenda Roe
0594
30
Mariana Romanenko
Eating Regimen In Elderly People With
Metabolic Syndrome
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ukraine
0668
31
Inthira Roopsawang
Knee Osteoarthritis Coping Behavior:
Developing A Measurement Scale
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Thailand
0501
32
Philip Rozario
Examining the impact of foreign domestic
workers on caregiving outcomes? The
case of Singapore.
Health and
Social Care
26th April
United States
James Rudge
Surgery Following Traumatic Hip Fracture:
Significantly Increasing Hyponatraemia
And Worsening Outcomes In Elderly
Fallers
Health and
Social Care
26th April
United
Kingdom
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Thailand
0180
33
0851
34
Chonlaphum
Rungrodjana
Title: The Effect Of Self-Management
Program With Harmonica Breathing
Exercise On Dyspnea Of Older Persons
With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary
Disease
0570
35
Hirochika Ryuno
Association between Hypertension and
Cognitive Function in Age 70 and 80
Years from Japanese SONIC Study
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Japan
0617
36
Hirochika Ryuno
Effects of Anti-hypertensive Medication
on Cognitive Function in Older Subjects:
The SONIC Study
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Japan
0701
37
Lucie Mora
Benefit of Melatonin for Sleep Disorders
in Elderly Patients. Retrospective Study in
an Acute Geriatric Department.
Health and
Social Care
26th April
France
0823
38
Catherine Sagot
Influence of Dementia on Type 2 Diabetes
Care and Control in an Ambulatory
Geriatric Population
Health and
Social Care
26th April
France
0805
39
Sevnaz Sahin
Functional Dependency Rates of the
Inhabitants of Bornova District Over the
Age of 65 and the Affecting Factors
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Turkey
United States
Switzerland
Germany
Australia
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Title
Theme
Presentation
Date
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Serial
No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
0590
40
Kai Saks
Quality of Life of Older People Using
Different Health and Social Care Services
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Estonia
1001
57
Britt Slagsvold
1242
41
M Dolores SánchezRodríguez
Relative Functional Gain Could Be The
Most Appropriate Rehabilitation Impact
Index In Geriatric Patients
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Spain
1287
58
1295
0765
42
Ana Santos
Short Version Of The Geriatric Depression
Scale: Exploratory Study Of Its Validity In
a Portuguese Sample
Health and
Social Care
Effects of Multifactorial Intervention
Program for Community-Dwelling
Overweight Older Adults with Knee
Osteoarthritis: A Follow-Up Study
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Thailand
26th April
43
Yuwadee Saraboon
0106
44
Richard Schulz
Preparedness for Death and Adjustment
to Bereavement
Health and
Social Care
26th April
United States
1079
45
Carla Schwanke
Frailty Syndrome and Abdominal Obesity
in Elderly Assisted in Primary Health Care
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Brazil
Carla Schwanke
Determination Of The Best Anatomical
Point Of The Waist Circumference In The
Identification Of Metabolic Syndrome
Among Elderly
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Cydnee Seneviratne
Chronic Stroke Rehabilitation For Elderly
Living In Long Term Care
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Canada
Luca Serchisu
Naïve PBMCs. Abnormal Lipid
Accumulation And Cluster Formation: A
Tool For Early Detection Of CNS Damage
In Elderly Subjects?
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Italy
Development of a Web/Smartphone
Application for Senior Citizens for
Promoting Healthy Diet and Physical
Activity
Health and
Social Care
Valeriy Shatilo
Reduced pineal melatonin production and
insulin resistance in elderly subjects
Health and
Social Care
Valeriy Shatylo
New approach to treatment of elderly
patients with coronary artery disease
(CAD)
Health and
Social Care
Chiho Shimada
Reviewing Care Experiences Together:
The Influence of Collaborative Reflection
on Nursing Home Staff’s Self-Rated
Competence as Care Practitioner
Health and
Social Care
Healthy Eating Similarities and Differences
among Individuals with Intellectual
Disability and the General Irish Population
Health and
Social Care
Engaging Staff in the Introduction of
Technology for Individuals with Intellectual
Disability
Health and
Social Care
Study Of Association Between Various
Factors Contributing To Poly-Pharmacy In
Hospitalised Elderly
Health and
Social Care
0768
1043
0896
0830
0829
0727
0940
1217
0833
0020
70
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Danit-Rivka Shahar
Carolyn Shivers
Carolyn Shivers
Harjit Singh
Kaushalendra Singh
Quality of Life of Indian Rural Elderly:
Relevance of Strengths Based Social
Work Intervention
Health and
Social Care
26th April
26th April
26th April
26th April
26th April
26th April
26th April
Presentation
Date
Country
Late-life alcohol consumption in Norway
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Norway
Britt Slagsvold
Why is alcohol consumption higher in old
age?
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Norway
59
Marie Smith
Falls Prevention Initiative - Fallsafe project
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ireland
0785
60
Carolien Smits
Nurses’ views on strengths and
weaknesses of elderly breast cancer
patients
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Netherlands
0767
61
Andrey Soloviev
Mental Health Elderly - Mirror of Social
Welfare
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Russian
Federation
1354
62
Paul Stassen
Factors Contributing To Patients’ NonAttendance At Orthopaedic And Bone
Health Clinics Post Hip Fractures
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ireland
1019
63
Astrid Stephan
Access To Formal Dementia Care:
Piloting Focus Groups Of A European
Study
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Germany
0522
64
Katy Stevens
Textiles for Ageing Society (TAGS):
Project Overview and Preliminary Findings
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Austria
1321
65
Astrid Stuckelberger
Social Determinants of Health and
Healthcare in Ageing Prisoners in
Switzerland
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Switzerland
1148
66
Asiya Bello Suleiman
Prescribing In A Diabetic Population In
Irish Nursing Homes
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ireland
1202
67
Aleksandra
Szybalska
Functional Status, Self-Rated Health
and Mortality: Preliminary Results of the
PolSenior Study.
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Poland
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Malaysia
Portugal
0671
1081
Theme
Brazil
Israel
0557
68
Maw Pin Tan
Assessment of Postural Stability with
a Balance Platform Among Fallers with
Symptomatic Osteoarthritis in the MyFAIT
study
0686
69
Maw Pin Tan
Older Fallers are more likely to Consume
Two of More Antihypertensives than Nonfallers
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Malaysia
0703
70
Francisco J
TarazonaSantabalbina
Preliminary results from a integrated
physical intervention program in
community-dwelling frail elderly patients
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Spain
0712
71
Francisco J
TarazonaSantabalbina
Analysis of Fall Risk Factors in Elderly
with Functional Independence
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Spain
0714
72
Francisco J.
TarazonaSantabalbina
Assessment of respiratory function in the
frail elderly .
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Spain
1123
73
Andrea Teti
Predictors for Need of Care: Outcomes of
a German Cohort Study among Old and
Very Old Men and Women
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Germany
Heinrich Thaler
S100B In Suspected Intracranial
Hemorrhage In Patients After Minor
Head Injury Older Than 65 Years And On
Antiplatelet Therapy
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Austria
Ukraine
Ukraine
Japan
Ireland
Ireland
India
0571
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75
Kristina Tiainen
1244
76
1188
0508
77
78
Theme
Presentation
Date
Country
Serial
No.
Posterboard
Number
Presenter Name
Longitudinal Changes in Mobility among
Nonagenarians: The Vitality 90+ Study
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Finland
0540
92
Eléonore F van Dam
van Isselt
Caitriona Tiernan
30-Day Hospital Readmission Rates From
a Post Acute Rehabilitation Facility
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ireland
0541
93
Eléonore F van Dam
van Isselt
Health and
Social Care
0731
94
Miia Tiihonen
Discrepancies Between In-home Interview
Data On Regularly Used Prescription
Drugs And Electronic Medical Record In
Home Care Clients
0630
The Influence of Weather Conditions on
Outdoor Physical Activity Among Older
People With and Without Osteoarthritis in
Six European Countries
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Hospital admissions, outpatient visits and
healthcare costs of community-dwellers
with Alzheimer’s disease
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Finland
A Review of Nursing and Social Work
Interventions over a 6 Month Period in a
24 Bed Reablement Unit
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ireland
Eva Topinková
Predicting Mortality in Complex Seniors
Post Emergency Department Visit
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Luc Letenneur
Poor Nutritional Status Is Associated With
Higher Risk Of Disabiliy In Elderly People
Living At Home: The 3C Cohort Study
Health and
Social Care
26th April
MSTN Gene Polymorphism In The Elderly
Sarcopenic Turkish Population
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Turkey
Effect of Nutrition on Daily Life Activities
According to Gender in Poor Older
Peruvian Adults
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Luxembourg
Wishes And Relatives – A Study Of Views
And Struggles Of Older People And Their
Caring Family Members
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Netherlands
Carlos TrescoliSerrano
Safety And Efficacy Of Long Term
Liraglutide Treatment in Elderly Diabetic
Type II Patients
Health and
Social Care
Carlos TrescoliSerrano
Long Term Liraglutide Treatment Effect
In The Cardio Vascular Risk Factors In
Elderly Diabetic Patients
Health and
Social Care
Dympna Tuohy
An Exploration of Older Women’s
Experiences of Ageing and Health
Related Concerns in Ireland
Health and
Social Care
Anna Turusheva
Validation of three different frailty models
in older adults in the North-West region
of Russia
Health and
Social Care
26th April
United
Kingdom
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Netherlands
Erik Timmermans
0724
79
Sirpa Kartikainen
1142
80
Helen Toohey
1074
0770
81
82
0662
83
Pinar Tosun Tasar
0673
84
Isabelle Tournier
0914
85
Dorothea Touwen
0227
0228
0641
0976
86
87
88
89
Title
0713
90
Elizabeth Twomlow
The Diagnostic Accuracy Of Urine
Osmolality As A Marker For Dehydration
In Older People
0532
91
Sophie van Blijswijk
Self-reported Hindering Health
Complaints Of Community-dwelling Older
Persons
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Presentation
Date
Country
Geriatric Rehabilitation for patients with
advanced COPD
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Netherlands
Pain in Patients with COPD: A Systematic
Review and Meta-analysis
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Netherlands
Birgit van Ee
Experiences and psychosocial issues of
older breast cancer patients
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Netherlands
95
Liesbeth Van
Humbeeck
Tightrope walkers suffering in silence:
Older parents who have an adult child
with cancer
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Belgium
0633
96
Liesbeth Van
Humbeeck
The suffering in silence of older parents
whose child died of cancer: A qualitative
study
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Belgium
1282
97
Catherine Van Son
What Do Older Slavic Immigrant Women
In The United States Know About
Hypertension?
Health and
Social Care
26th April
United States
Health and
Social Care
26th April
United States
Finland
Netherlands
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Catherine Van Son
Decision-Making Processes Used
By Older Slavic Immigrant Women In
The United States To Address Their
Hypertension
1307
99
Niamh Vandenberg
A Falls Affinity - Pilot Project
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ireland
0803
100
Anne Viljanen
Hearing and Quality of Life in Older
People
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Finland
0711
101
Juan Carlos Viveros
Garcia
Cardiovascular Comorbidities in
Hospitalized Patients 60 Years and Older
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Mexico
1036
102
Martin Wallner
Cognitive Impairment and Dementia in
Older Adults in the Acute Hospital: A
Multicenter Prevalence Study
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Austria
Improving The Appropriateness
Of Prescribing In Older Patients: A
Systematic Review And Meta-analysis Of
Pharmacists’ Interventions In Secondary
Care Settings
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ireland
France
0602
103
Kieran Walsh
1192
104
Tenzin Wangmo
Understanding Abuse and Neglect of
Older Adults: A Swiss Study
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Switzerland
1094
105
Austin Warters
Reabling Ireland’s Oldest Old: An
Evaluation of a Pilot Re-ablement
Programme in Dublin North City
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Ireland
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Sweden
Spain
Spain
Ireland
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Anna-Karin Welmer
Validation of Multidimensional Prognostic
Index for Mortality and Hospitalization in
a Cohort of Older Adults: the EU funded
MPI_AGE project
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107
Katarzyna
Wieczorowska-Tobis
CANE Questionnaire as the Tool
for Assessment of Needs of Elderly
Individuals Living in Long-term Care
Institution - Polish Perspective
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Poland
0893
108
Inka Wilhelm
World War II And Current Care Provision.
Impact Of War-Related Trauma On
Present Care Situations In Germany
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Germany
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Advanced Age as the Most Important
Risk Factor for Re-admission to the
Internal & Geriatric Ward.
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Poland
1215
126
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Burcu Balam Yavuz
Assessment of Pain and Its Association
with Geriatric Syndromes in Dementia
Patients
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Turkey
1226
127
Montakan Yodrach
The Effect of Preparatory Information
Combined Rubber Chain Exercise
Program on Functional Capacity of Older
Persons Post Total Knee Arthroplasty
Health and
Social Care
1275
Yongjie Yon
Cohort Morbidity Hypothesis: Unlocking
the Mystery of Health Inequalities of Older
Māori and Non-Māori in New Zealand
Doris Yu
Title
Health and
Social Care
26th April
26th April
Thailand
Health and
Social Care
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Malta
0175
114
Paul Zammit
0477
115
Paul Zammit
Ward Mortality Audit in a Large Nursing
home
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Malta
0839
116
Tiemei Zhang
Comprehensive assessment for physical
performance in Chinese elderly
Health and
Social Care
26th April
China
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
117
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Extramammary Paget’s Disease: A Key
Challenge in the Elderly
Health and
Social Care
0044
118
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Vitamin B12 Deficiency in the Elderly:
Clinical and Biological reality in an acute
geriatric unit
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
0132
119
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Hypervitaminia B12 in the Elderly: An
unknown marker in the Elderly
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
0136
120
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Digoxin in the Elderly: Beware of
Overdose
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
0595
121
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Therapeutic Strategy in Oncogeriatics:
About a case report
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
0702
122
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Hypervitaminia B12 : Tumoral Marker in
the Elderly
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
0739
123
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Nosocomial Infections and Geriatrics: A
Major Prognostic Link
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
124
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Clinical Relevance and Kinetics of
Elevated B12 Vitaminin in Geriatric
Oncology: Report of a case and review of
literature
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
125
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Hemorrhagic Ascites: A Rare
Complication of Heart Failure
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
0792
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Vitamin B12 Deficiency in the Elderly:
Beware of Inhibitor of the Proton Pump
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Sliding Syndrome in Geriatrics :
Urgent Medical Diagnosis and Not to
Underestimate
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
128
Abrar-Ahmad
Zulfiqar
Primary Hyperparathyroidism: About a
case
Health and
Social Care
26th April
French
Southern
Territories
0908
129
Sandra Zwakhalen
Comparing Psychometric Properties of 3
Measures to Assess Burden in Dementia
Caregivers
Health and
Social Care
26th April
Netherlands
1046
130
Niamh Aspell
Associations Between Vitamin D Status
and Cognition in Community-dwelling
Older Irish Adults.
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
Ireland
0382
131
Stefanie Becker
Dementia Care and Simulation
Technology - A matter of individualized
use
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
Switzerland
0430
132
Mwachi Donnelly
Study On How To Assess Improved
Health Status In Older People Using The
Health Outcome Tool (HOT)
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
Kenya
Martha Doyle
The voice of older people? The nexus
of organisations resources, political
opportunity structures and collective
identities
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
Ireland
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
Ireland
Hong Kong
Vital Signs Audit In a Large Nursing
Home
0037
Presentation
Date
United States
Perceived gain in dementia caregiving:
the influences of familism and sense of
coherence
26th April
Theme
1314
133
Title
1231
134
Cathy Fowley
Emerging technologies for older people:
Transforming lives and facilitating
relationship-building in economic and
cultural contexts for all generations
0781
135
Patricia Huffman-Oh
Defining an Age Friendly Community: A
Photovoice Project with Older Residents
in a Rural Community
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
United States
0970
136
Rabiul Islam
Problems of the Elderly People in
Bangladesh: An Overview
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
Bangladesh
0888
137
Elizaveta Kachan
Effect of Regular Nordic Walking on Aging
Rates and Quality of Life in the Elderly
and Old People
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
Russian
Federation
0837
138
Dorota KaluzaKopias
Migration of elderly Polish people
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
Poland
0578
139
Marilyn Luptak
Good Health and Financial Security in
Retirement: Reality or Pipe Dream for
U.S. Boomers?
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
United States
0651
140
Anabel Pelham
Polices,Projects And Programs: How To
Create An Age-Friendly City
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
United States
1269
141
Jean Ryan
The Travel Behaviour of Older Adults: A
Capability Approach Perspective
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
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Country
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Gaiane Safarova
Dynamics of Life Potential of Russia: the
Contribution of Older Age Groups
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
0966
143
Seema Sehrawat
The Intergenerational Storytelling Pilot
Project (ISPP)
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
United States
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
Spain
26th April
Russian
Federation
0980
144
Rodrigo Serrat
Factors Predicting Older People’s
Membership of Political Organizations:
Evidence from a Spanish Representative
Sample
1304
145
Erin Sheppard
Bridging the Generation Gap Between
Providers and Patients: From G to Y
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
United States
1168
146
Petria Theron
Unlocking the Demographic Dividend
through Post-65 Appointments: Practical
Theological Perspectives
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
South Africa
1062
147
Suzan van der Pas
Impact of Clinical Osteoarthritis on the
Social Participation of Older Adults in
Europe
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
Netherlands
1111
148
Suzan van der Pas
Impact of Age at Arrival on Current Social
Bonds and Loneliness of Older Canadian
Immigrants
Unlocking the
Demographic
Dividend
26th April
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Jan Baars is Professor of Gerontology at the University for
Humanistic Studies in Utrecht, The Netherlands. He studied
social sciences and philosophy in Amsterdam, Bielefeld
and Berkeley. Since 1970 he has been teaching Theory and
Philosophy of the Social Sciences and the Humanities at the
universities of Amsterdam, Tilburg and Utrecht. Since 1985 he
has added a focus on basic concepts of aging and gerontology,
leading to many articles in academic journals and to chapters
on concepts of time and temporality in the major gerontological
Handbooks. He published some influential books in Dutch, such
as Het Nieuwe Ouder Worden (3rd edition 2013) and the coauthored De Kunst van het Ouder Worden (7th edition 2014).
His most recent book in English is ‘Aging and the Art of Living’
(Johns Hopkins University Press 2012). Co-authored books
include Ageing, Meaning and Social Structure: Connecting
Critical and Humanistic Gerontology (Policy Press, 2013). Aging
and Time: Multidisciplinary Perspectives (Baywood, 2007)
and Aging, Globalization and Inequality: the New Critical
Gerontology (Baywood, 2006). He has given master classes at
universities in Europe, the United States, South Africa and New
Zealand. He is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, a
Fellow of the Gerontological Society of America, and serves
presently as the Chair of GSA’s Humanities and Arts Committee.
In 2013 he received the Theoretical Developments in Social
Gerontology Award.
Prof. Athanase Benetos
Professor of Internal Medicine and Geriatrics, and
Chairman of Geriatrics, University of Nancy, France.
Now GMS
Listed
Prof. Benetos is also a Senior Researcher at INSERM (National
Institute of Biomedical Research) Unit 1116, as well as Chief of
the University Centre for Research and Education on Ageing
(Centre EFORVIE, University of Nancy) and Head of the Clinical
Investigation Center on Aging at the University Hospital of Nancy,
France.
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member of the National Center of the French Universities (CNU),
Commission 53-01 Internal Medicine, Geriatrics and Biology of
Aging, since 2004. His research interests include biomarkers of
ageing, telomere dynamics, age-related changes in large arteries,
as well as the role of hypertension and other risk factors on
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Prof. Benetos is a member of several French national and
international medical societies and has authored more than 300
papers published in peer-reviewed international scientific journals.
He has participated in several scientific books on the topics of
telomeres, hypertension, and the influence of arterial aging on
dementia and other age-related diseases. In 2010 he published in
French (Ed. Robert Laffont, Paris) the book “ABCDaire du future
Centenaire”. This book has been also translated into Greek (Ed.
Patakis, Athens)
Prof. Dorly J.H. Deeg PhD
VU University Medical Centre, Dept of Epidemiology &
Biostatistics/LASA
Prof. Dr. Deeg is Professor of Epidemiology of Ageing at the
VU University Medical Centre, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
and scientific director of the ongoing Longitudinal Aging Study
Amsterdam. By education a methodologist, she has worked
mainly in the areas of public health and gerontology. Her over
500 publications address longevity, chronic conditions, functional
limitations, mental health, personal competence, social support,
and methodology of longitudinal research. Current interests
include health care, time trends and cross-national comparison.
Prof. Deeg is founding editor (with prof.dr. H.-W. Wahl) of the
European Journal of Ageing, and past chair of the Netherlands
Society of Gerontology.
Prof. András Dinnyés, DVM PhD DSc
General Director Biotalentum Limited and Szent Istvan
University, Hungary
Expert in embryology, cryobiology, cloning and stem cell biology.
Former Fulbright Scholar of the Smithsonian Institution, and
worked at the University of Connecticut. In 2000 joined the Roslin
Institute (the “Dolly team”) as cloning team leader. Former advisor
for Geron Inc, US. In 2001 returned to Hungary as a Wellcome
Trust International Senior Research Fellow. Member of the
Medical Research Council Committee on Human Reproduction
and the board of the Hungarian Biotechnology Association.
Full Professor of Szent Istvan University, Hungary and invited
Professor of Utrecht University, the Netherlands. Participated in
24 EU FP6 and FP7 projects (in 16 as coordinator). Founder of
BioTalentum Ltd (www.biotalentum.eu), a stem cell technology
company for personalized drug testing and regenerative
medicine. Published over 150 scientific papers, filed 5 patents
and has been awarded the Hungarian Denis Gabor Innovation
Award in 2013.
Prof. Claudio Franceschi, MD
Positions: Full Professor of Immunology at Alma Mater
Studiorum University of Bologna (UNIBO) until 2013 and then
Alma Mater Prof.; Director of the Interdepartmental Center for
Bioinformatics and Biocomplexity “Luigi Galvani” (2002-2012);
Director of the Department of Experimental Pathology (20102012); Scientific Director of Italian National Research Center for
Aging (INRCA, 7 geriatric hospitals in Italy, 1500 total employes)
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(1996-2005).
Scientific activity: 650 peer reviewed papers
Major achievements: i) discovery of the most important
characteristics of immunosenescence in humans; ii) theories of
“remodelling of aging”, “inflammaging” and “liquid immune self”:
Pioneer of studies on: iii) immune response and stress throughout
evolution; iv) genetic, epigenetic, metabolomic, metagenomic,
glycomic studies on centenarians and their offspring as a model
of healthy aging/longevity; v) new biomarkers of aging (N-glycans;
DNA methylation); vii. mathematical modeling of the immune
system.
Coordinator of EU Large Projects: 1. NUAGE (New dietary
strategies for the elderly, 2011-2016). 2. GEHA (GEnetics of
Heathy Aging, 2004-2010).
Partner/WP Leader of EU projects: 1. PROTEOMAGE
(Proteomics/aging, 2006-2011); 2. RISTOMED (Nutrition/ aging,
2008-2011); 3. MARK-AGE (Biomarkers of human aging,
2008-2013); 4. MYOAGE (Sarcopenia, 2008-2012); 5. IDEAL
(Development/aging, 2011-2016); 6. COBRA (HIV and aging,
2012-2016); 7. MISSION-T2D (Immune System Simulator for
T2D, 2012-2015); 8. HUMAM (iPS from centenarians and T2D
patients, 2013-2017); 9. MYNEWGUT (diet, physical activity and
gut microbiome). .
Prof. Rose Anne Kenny MD, FRCPI, FRCP, FRCPE, FTCD,
MRIA
Professor of Medical Gerontology, Theme Champion of
Ageing Research, Trinity College Dublin
Dr. Alexandra M. Freund
Prof. of Psychology, University of Zurich, Dept.
of Psychology
Developmental Psychology: Adulthood
Hohenheim/Stuttgart; and Head of the Department of Nutritional
Toxicology in the Institute of Nutrition, Friedrich Schiller University
Jena. Since 2014, he is Scientific Director of the German Institute
of Human Nutrition Potsdam-Rehbrücke and Full Professor at the
University of Potsdam.
His research interests are oxidative damage and modification
of macromolecules in (aging) cells and the effects of nutritional
components on these processes.
Prof. Susanne Iwarsson PhD, DHC
Department of Health Sciences & Centre for Ageing and
Supportive Environments, Lund University, Sweden
Susanne Iwarsson completed her PhD in 1997, holds an
endowed chair in gerontology at the Faculty of Medicine at Lund
University, Sweden, and is a Doctor Honoris Causa at Riga
Stradins University, Latvia. She is an occupational therapist by
training with clinical experience in geriatrics and primary care.
Prof. Iwarsson is the Head of the Active and Healthy Ageing
research group at the Department of Health Sciences, focusing
on environmental gerontology in combination with health sciences
and neuroscience in studies on the ageing individual’s and
population’s opportunities for activity and participation in society.
She is the Director of the Centre for Ageing and Supportive
Environments (CASE) and the Coordinator of the Swedish
National Graduate School for Competitive Science on Ageing and
Health.
http://www.psychologie.uzh.ch/fachrichtungen/lifespan/team/
freund_en.html
Since 2005 Alexandra M. Freund is a Professor of Psychology
at the University of Zurich, Switzerland, holding the chair of
Developmental Psychology: Adulthood. Previous stations were
Stanford University (USA), the Max Planck Institute for Human
Development in Berlin (Germany), and Northwestern University
(USA). Her research focuses on processes of successful
aging, developmental regulation, and motivation across the
life span. Since 2010 she is an associate editor of the APAjournal “Psychology and Aging.” Her current research projects
are mainly funded by grants of the Swiss National Science
Foundation.
Prof. Dr. Tilman Grune
German Institute of Human Nutrition Potsdam-Rehbruecke
Prof. Marja Jylhä
Professor of Gerontology, School of Health Sciences,
University of Tampere, and the Gerontology Research
Center (GEREC)
Marja Jylhä is Professor of Gerontology at the University of
Tampere, and a vice-director of the Gerontology Research Center
(www.gerec.fi) , run jointly by the University of Jyväskylä and
the University of Tampere. Her research covers themes such
as health and functioning, and the social and cultural impacts
of population ageing. She has been active in several European
projects, currently in the Joint Programming Initiative “More Years,
Better Lives”. She is a Fellow of the Gerontological Society of
America.
Her work on self-rated health reflects her interests in human
aging as a phenomenon at the cross-roads between biology,
psychology and the social world.
Tilman Grune, born 1962, studied ‘Medical Biochemistry’ in
Moscow. After research positions at the Humboldt University
Berlin, he was Professor and Head of the Free Radical Laboratory,
Research Institute of Environmental Health, Dusseldorf; Head
of the Department of Biofunctionality and Safety of Food in
the Institute of Biological Chemistry and Nutrition, University of
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Rose Anne Kenny is Prof. of Medical Gerontology, and Theme
Champion of Ageing Research at Trinity College, Dublin; having
previously held the Chair of Cardiovascular Research at the
University of Newcastle upon Tyne. Rose Anne is the Director of
the new Mercer’s Institute for Successful Ageing (MISA) - the first
purpose-built clinical and research ageing institute on the island
of Ireland, at St. James’s Hospital, Dublin. She is also the Director
of Trinity EngAGE – the Centre for Research in Ageing at Trinity
College, Dublin. Trinity College is ranked in the top 1% for impact
amongst ageing research institutions for its geriatrics and
gerontological publications worldwide.
The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) is Trinity’s Ageing
flagship project. As the founding Principle Investigator to TILDA
www.tilda.ie, Rose Anne leads a team of multidisciplinary
researchers focusing on psychology, nursing, medicine,
physiotherapy, economics, bioengineering, social sciences and
health economics as aspects of the ageing process in Ireland.
Prof. Paul Knight
Royal Infirmary, Glasgow, Scotland
Prof. Knight is immediate past President of the British Geriatrics
Society. Previously he was President of the European Union
Geriatric Medicine Society and Registrar of the Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. He is Associate Medical
Director of the Rehabilitation and Assessment Directorate of NHS
Greater Glasgow and Clyde where he is primarily a community
geriatrician. He is Director of Medical Education and Deputy
Responsible Officer for NHS GGC which is responsible for 25% of
Scotland’s population.
Prof. Knight holds an honorary chair in medicine at University
of Glasgow Medical School and in Clinical Leadership at the
Business School. He holds visiting chairs at Brunel University
London, Ohio University, and Northeast Ohio Medical University
USA.
Dr. Giovanni Lamura
INRCA – National Institute of Health and Science on Ageing
Social gerontologist with international background (degree in
economics and PhD on “Life course and social policy” (Bremen
University, Germany), was visiting fellow at University of HamburgEppendorf (Germany) and research director of pillar “health and
care” at European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research
in Vienna (Austria). Currently leads INRCA’s Centre for Socio-
Economic Research on Ageing. His experience in international
research projects mainly focuses on family and LTC of dependent
older people; work-life balance; migrant care work; prevention of
elder abuse and neglect; ICT-based initiatives to support informal
carers; intergenerational solidarity; and interdisciplinary research
on ageing in general.
Prof. Janet M. Lord
Prof. of Immune Cell Biology, University of Birmingham
Prof. Lord is director of the MRC-ARUK Centre for
Musculoskeletal Ageing Research and head of the School of
Immunity and Infection at Birmingham University. Her primary
research focus is the effect of ageing upon immune function and
how this limits the ability of older adults to resolve inflammation
and predisposes them to chronic inflammatory disease
(Rheumatoid arthritis) and physical frailty. In 2013 she was
awarded the Lord Cohen of Birkenhead medal for her outstanding
research and leadership in human ageing and in 2014 received
the Glenn award for basic biology of ageing from the Glenn
Foundation in the US.
Prof. Ariela Lowenstein
President, Max Stern Yezreel Valley College, Israel
Prof. Emerita, Graduate Dept. of Gerontology, Haifa
University, Israel
Prof. Lowenstein is reputed as a leading national and international
expert in gerontology, serving on various international boards.
She publishes extensively, with 250 publications. She has written
two Hebrew books, and is co-editor of three English books. She
has written a book with Biggs: Generational Intelligence. Prof.
Lowenstein is the recipient of numerous competitive research
grants, prestigious scholarships, national and international
awards. She serves on Israeli governmental and local agencies as
consultant, and policy advisor. Research areas: intergenerational
family relations, elder abuse, elders’ health and quality of life,
family caregiving, policy development, gerontological education.
Prof. Raimundo Mateos
Raimundo Mateos is Professor of Psychiatry at the
University of Santiago de Compostela (USC) and
coordinator of the Psychogeriatric Unit of its University
Hospital.
He holds a Master’s on the Management of Gerontological
Centres. He is also a Group Psychotherapist. For 25 years he has
been very active in the clinical psychogeriatric field, community
and nursing home settings.
Prof. Mateos has led several epidemiological surveys
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representative of the adult and older population in Galicia (Spain).
He is currently the president of the Spanish Society of Psychiatric
Epidemiology (SEEP).
setting and dementia. His current research is focused on the
economics of dementia, health care evaluation and rural ageing.
He is the past president of the Spanish psychogeriatric society
(SEPG); he is currently the President-Elect of the International
Psychogeriatric Association (IPA).
Prof. Dr. Marcel G.M. Olde Rikkert
Dept. of Geriatrics, Radboudumc, Nijmegen, The
Netherlands
Marcel Olde Rikkert (52 yrs), a geriatrician, is Principal
Investigator, Principal Lecturer and Principal Clinician at
the Radboudumc. He studies complex interventions and
e-interventions in frail elderly, with special focus on cognitive
decline. Together with biologist Marten Scheffer, he is currently
studying systemic resilience in humans, which greatly helps to
understand the physiology of older persons. Prof. Olde Rikkert
writes a fortnightly column in the lay press and in May publishes a
book emphasizing resilience in aging along the immortal words of
George Bernard Shaw: You don’t stop playing because you grow
old, you grow old as you stop playing
Anders Olsen, PhD
Associate Prof., Aarhus University
Anders Olsen started working with ageing in the laboratory of
Prof. Kirkwood and received an MSc in Biomedical Gerontology
(1998) from the University of Manchester, UK. In 1999 Anders
Olsen obtained a Cand. Scient degree from Aarhus University,
Denmark working with cellular ageing supervised by Prof. Rattan.
Anders obtained a PhD in genetics (2003) from the University
of Manchester where he worked with novel age genes in C.
elegans with Prof. Lithgow. From 2001-7 Anders worked at the
Buck Institute for Aging Research, Ca. Since 2007 Anders has
been heading a research group at Aarhus University studying
ageing in C. elegans.
Dr. Denis O’Mahony, MD, FRCPI, FRCP(UK)
Dr. O’Mahony is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Medicine
at University College Cork (UCC), Ireland since 2005 and a
Consultant Physician in Geriatric Medicine and General Internal
Medicine at Cork University Hospital since 1999. His principal
research interests are inappropriate prescribing and adverse drug
reactions in older people. He has led a successful research group
in UCC that has devised and validated internationally recognized
criteria for potentially inappropriate prescribing in older people
known as STOPP/START.
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Dr. O’Mahony was a co-PI on the successful ELDERMET project
(www.eldermet.ucc.ie), examining the effect of ageing and agerelated disorders on the gut microbiome. He has collaborated
with colleagues in the UCC School of Dentistry in clinical trials
of novel restorative dentistry techniques applied to older partially
dentate people. He also collaborates closely with the UCC
School of Pharmacy in teaching and research into prevention of
medication-related problems in older people with multimorbidity
and associated polypharmacy. He is the author/co-author of
approximately 110 peer-reviewed full research publications,
several chapters of academic textbooks in Geriatric Medicine
and Pharmacology and a textbook (“Practical therapeutics for the
Older Patient”).
Dr. O’Mahony co-ordinates the undergraduate teaching and
learning programme in Geriatric Medicine for the UCC Medical
School and is also a trainer of Specialist Registrars in Geriatric
Medicine.
Prof. Peter Passmore
Professor of Ageing and Geriatric Medicine, Queen’s
University Belfast
Professor Passmore has a research interest in dementia and in
cardiovascular disease. He has been involved in many clinical
trials and is currently PI of a major study in subcortical vascular
dementia. He leads the NI Clinical Research Network for
dementia, is external adviser to the Scottish Dementia Network
and is a member of CSG and OSG for DeNDRoN. He has over
200 publications, including Lancet, Stroke, NEJM, BMJ and
Nature Genetics. He is interested in risk factors for dementia and
in reducing risk for dementia. As a member of the steering group
that produced the NI Dementia Strategy, he was instrumental in
including a section on reduction of risk.
Prof. Desmond (Des) O’Neill
Prof. Des O’Neill, a specialist in geriatric and stroke medicine,
is also a writer and commentator in national media. Based in
Tallaght Hospital and Trinity College Dublin, his practice and
research are focussed on ageing and the neurosciences, and
how they interact with the humanities. His particular interest in
the longevity dividend - the many ways in which we have gained
from our increase in life span - has contributed to national and
international initiatives in many aspects of ageing. In 2010 he was
awarded the All Ireland Inspirational Life Award for his work on
behalf of older people.
Prof. Suresh Rattan
Aarhus University, Denmark
Biogerontologist, editor-in-chief of the journal
BIOGERONTOLOGY, and the present chairperson of the
Biological section of IAGG-ER. He is an expert in the molecular
basis of ageing of human cells, and is testing and developing
novel and holistic approaches towards ageing intervention,
specifically by mild stress-induced hormesis attained through
physical and nutritional hormetins. He has published more than
230 research papers, edited 15 age-related academic books, and
has published 2 books for children in English, Punjabi, Danish,
Polish and Romanian.
Prof. Eamon O’Shea
Eamon O’Shea is a Personal Professor in Economics at the
National University of Ireland Galway. He is also a Research
Professor at the Irish Centre for Social Gerontology. He has 30
years’ experience of working nationally and internationally in the
related fields of health economics, the economics of the welfare
state and the economics of ageing.
He has had over 90 papers published in peer-reviewed journals,
including publications in top-ranked journals. He has authored/
co-authored 15 books and monographs, mainly in the field of
ageing and social policy. He has been responsible for numerous
reports commissioned by national and international agencies,
including: the National Council on Ageing and Older People,
The Department of Health and Children, the Health Research
Board, the European Commission and the European Council.
Prof. O’Shea has also contributed 25 chapters to various books,
mainly on ageing and inequality issues. His work has been
influential in setting the agenda for the ongoing reform of the longstay sector in Ireland, particularly in relation to funding, priority-
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Prof. Jean-Marie Robine
INSERM and EPHE, Paris and Montpellier
Prof. Robine is a Research Professor with the French National
Institute of Health and Medical Research (http://www.inserm.
fr) and Ecole pratique des hautes études (http://www.ephe.
sorbonne.fr) in Paris and Montpellier. He studies human longevity,
with the aim of understanding the relations between health and
longevity. He is leading analyses of disability-free life expectancies
in the European Union (www.eurohex.eu). He is the project leader
of the healthy longevity project granted by AXA Research Fund:
the Five-Country Oldest Old Project (5-COOP). He is one of the
Directors of the new French Research Consortium on ageing and
longevity (GDR CNRS 3662, 2014-2017).
Publications: http://www.researcherid.com/rid/F-5439-2011
Prof. Tine Rostgaard
Professor, Department of Political Science, Aalborg
University
Tine Rostgaard is Professor in Older people and Citizenship, at
the Department of Political Science, Aalborg University, Denmark.
Her research contributions have mainly been to the field of
social care policies for children and older people, and she has a
special interest in understanding care practice and the implication
for quality of care. She serves as the President of the Danish
Society of Gerontology (DGS). She has co-edited the book ‘Care
Between Work and Welfare in European Societies’, 2011, and
co-authored the book ‘Care Regimes in Transitional European
Societies’, 2014.
Prof. Marieke J. Schuurmans, PhD, RN
Prof. Ian Robertson
Prof. of Psychology, Trinity College Dublin
Ian Robertson took up the Chair of Psychology at Trinity College
Dublin having been a Fellow at Hughes Hall, Cambridge. He has
a visiting Professorship at UCL and was a Visiting Professor at
Columbia University New York. He was the founding director
of Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience.
His research on the brain’s attention systems has led to new
ways of measuring how humans pay – or fail to pay – attention.
He has also developed new therapeutic methods which have
improved cognitive function in people with attention difficulties.
Find links to Ian’s books including The Winner Effect and blogs
at www.thewinnereffect.com. He tweets on @ihrobertson.
Prof. Schuurmans is a nurse and researcher, appointed Prof. and
chair in Nursing Science at the UMC Utrecht and Prof. of Care
for older people at the University of Applied Sciences in Utrecht.
She worked over ten years as a clinical nurse specialist in geriatric
medicine and is an expert on complex nursing care of older
people. In her PhD study she developed the Delirium Observation
Screening (DOS) Scale which is nowadays part of regular nursing
care in Dutch hospitals and which is translated into numerous
languages. Her current research focuses on daily functioning of
older people with multimorbidity. Some recent grants in which she
is involved as project leader: the TASTE programme, the HELP
study, the U PROFIT study.
Marieke Schuurmans is responsible for the Nursing Science
Master Programme of the University of Utrecht and supervises
twenty PhD students. In 2013 she was appointed Chief Nurse
Officer, the Minister of Health’s independent advisor on nursing.
She is a member of the Dutch Health Council, chair of the
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research committee of the National Association of Nurses, fellow
of the European Association of Nursing Scientists and member of
the Honour Society of Nursing Sigma Teta Tau International. She
has published over eighty peer-reviewed papers, as well as over
forty practice publications and contributed to more than twenty
books.
Dr. Hans-Werner Wahl
Professor of Psychological Ageing Research, Heidelberg
University, Institute of Psychology
Prof. Marja Aarstsen
Dept. of Sociology and Social Gerontology,
VU-Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dr. Suzanne Hodgkin
Dept. of Social Work and Social Policy, La
Trobe University, Australia
Prof. Gabriel Prada
Romanian Society of Gerontology and
Geriatrics, Romania
Hans-Werner Wahl is Professor of Psychological Ageing at
Heidelberg University’s Institute of Psychology since 2006.
His research activities include the understanding of the role of
physical-technological environments for aging well, adaptational
processes in the context of age-related chronic functional loss,
processes of awareness of aging in a lifespan perspective, and
intervention research. He is the author or editor of more than 20
books and more than 250 scholarly journal articles and chapters
related to the study of adult development and aging. He is coeditor-in-chief of the European Journal of Ageing. He has also
received the 2009 M. Powell Lawton Award of the Gerontological
Society of America.
Prof. Karen Andersen-Ranberg
Dept. of Epidemiology, Biostatistics and
Biodemography, Consultant Geriatrician,
Odense University Hospital, Denmark
Prof. Hal Kendig
Dept. of Ageing and Public Policy,
Australian National University, Canberra,
Australia
Prof. Julie Ratcliffe
Prof. in Health Economics, Flinders
University, Adelaide, Australia
Prof. Vladimir Anisimov
President of the Russian Gerontological
Society, N.N Petrov Research Institute of
Oncology, St. Petersburg, Russia
Prof. Franz Kolland
Institute of Sociology, University of Vienna,
Austria
Prof. Eline Slagboom
Prof. Slagboom obtained an M.Sc in Biology in 1987 and
Postdoctoral degree in biochemistry in 1993. Prof. Slagboom
was investigator at the Department of Vascular and Connective
Tissues Research at the Gaubius Laboratory, TNO-PG, The
Netherlands. She initiated a unit for genetic epidemiological
studies aimed at the identification of genetic determinants of
multi-factorial diseases. She was awarded an NWO program
grant by the Netherlands Organization of Scientific Research in
2000 and was appointed Prof. of Molecular Epidemiology at the
Leiden University Medical Centre (LUMC).
She has established a new section of Molecular Epidemiology
and Genotyping Center. Prof. Slagboom is a member of the
Editorial Board of Aging Cell and has a leading role in large
consortia within ageing research s.a. the Netherlands Consortium
for Healthy Ageing (co-director) in which she established
collaborative research with research groups in the EU and with
industry.
She is coordinator of a large scale collaborative EU project
(IDEAL: Integrated research on DEvelopmental determinants of
Aging and Longevity) and of national biobanking projects (BBMRI
Regenboog project Metabolomics). www.molepi.nl and www.
healthy-ageing.nl
Prof. Timo E. Strandberg, MD, PhD
Professor of Geriatrics, President of the European Union
Geriatric Medicine Society (EUGMS)
Universities of Helsinki and Oulu, Helsinki University Central
Hospital, Finland
Specialist in internal medicine and geriatrics 1992-1993
Full Professor of geriatrics, University of Oulu, Finland, 20052012 (part time 2013-)
Full Professor of geriatrics, University of Helsinki, Finland 2013
President, European Union Geriatric Medicine Society
(EUGMS) 2014-2015
Main research interests; cardiovascular medicine, prevention,
geriatrics, frailty
Over 300 scholar publications listed in PubMed
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Prof. J. Bernard Walsh
Consultant Physician, Bone Health and Osteoporosis Unit,
St. James’s Hospital, Clinical Professor, Department of
Medical Gerontology, Trinity College Dublin
Prof. Walsh is the Current Director of Mercer’s institute for
Research on Ageing at St James’s Hospital, recent PastPresident of the Irish Gerontological Society, Graduate of
University College Cork. He is a previous Visiting Professor to
the University of California, San Francisco, also a Fellow of the
Royal College of Physicians of London and a Fellow of the Royal
College of Physicians of Ireland, as well as a Fellow of the Royal
College of Edinburgh. He is a member of the British Geriatrics
Society and a member of the International Osteoporosis Society
as well as a member of the American Society for Bone and
Mineral Research and a member of the European Calcified Tissue
Society. Prof. Walsh is a founding member and current ViceChair of the National Dementia Information and Development
Centre, also a previous Chairman of the Consultants’ Committee
of The Irish Medical Organisation. He is the current Chairman
of the Department of Health National Long Term Care Charges
Repayments Committee . He is the author of over a hundred peer
review papers in the area of Memory, Vitamin D, Bone Health,
Vascular Medicine, Infectious diseases and general medical
problems in the elderly.
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Prof. Jean-Pierre Baeyens
IAGG-ER Executive Committee, Belgium
Prof. Roger Clarnette
University of Western Australia, Australia
Prof. Peter Crome
Centre for Ageing and Population Studies,
University College London, England
Prof. Domenico Cucinotta
IAGG-ER Executive Committee, Italy
Dr. Sarah Donnelly
School of Applied Social Science,
University College Dublin, Ireland
Prof. Israel Doron
Department of Gerontology, University of
Haifa, Israel
Mo Flynn
President, Irish Gerontological Society
ReHab Group, Ireland
Mary J Foley
CNS Medicine for the Elderly, Cork, Ireland
Dr. Rose Galvin
Department of Clinical Therapies,
University of Limerick, Ireland
Prof. Anne Hickey
Prof. of Pyschology, Royal College of
Surgeons in Ireland, Ireland
Prof. Keith Hill
Head of School of Physiotherapy, Curtin
University, Australia
Dr. Joanna Mc Hugh
Centre for Ageing Research and
Development in Ireland (CARDI), Ireland
Dr. Thomas Münzer
President, Swiss Society of Gerontology,
Switzerland
Dr. Charlotte Neville
Centre for Ageing Research and
Development in Ireland (CARDI), Ireland
Imelda Noone
St. Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin,
Ireland
Dr. Jane Robertson
School of Applied Science, University of
Stirling, Scotland
Prof. Thomas Scharf
Irish Centre for Social Gerontology, NUI
Galway, Ireland
Prof. Andrew Sixsmith
Gerontology Research Centre, Simon
Fraser University, Canada
Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger
Institute of Global Health, University of
Geneva, Switzerland
Dr. Eva Topinková
Department of Geriatrics, Charles
University Prague, Czech Republic
Dr. Rónán O Caoimh
Cork University Hospital, Ireland
Prof. Julia Twigg
Dept. of Social Policy and Sociology,
University of Kent, England
Elaine O’Connor
Hon. Secretary, Irish Gerontological Society
Connolly Hospital, Dublin, Ireland
Prof. Marja Vaarama
National Institute of Health and Welfare,
Population Well Being, Helsinki, Finland
Associate Prof. Kate O’Loughlin
Dept. of Health Sociology, University of
Sydney, Australia
Prof. Christina Victor
Dept. of Public Health, Brunel University,
London, England
Prof. Eamon O’Shea
Irish Centre for Social Gerontology, NUI
Galway, Ireland
Prof. Judi Walker
School of Rural Health, Monash University,
Melbourne, Australia
Dr. Roger O’Sullivan
Centre for Ageing Research and
Development in Ireland (CARDI), Ireland
Prof. J. Bernard Walsh
St. James’s Hospital and Trinity College
Dublin, Ireland
Prof. Peter Passmore
Queens University Belfast, N. Ireland
Robin Webster
Age Action Ireland, Ireland
Prof. Anabel Pelham
Dept. of Gerontology, San Francisco
University, USA
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SOCIAL PROGRAMME
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SPONSORED SYMPOSIA & EVENTS
“Adult Vaccination as part of Healthy Ageing”
Friday April 24th | 12:45 - 13:45 | Liffey Hall 1
We have an exciting social programme planned for you to
experience the best in Irish food and entertainment.
WELCOME RECEPTION
Overview
Europe’s population is ageing rapidly: its median age is already the highest in the world, and the proportion of people aged 65 and
older is forecast to increase significantly by 2050. In the future, there will be an ever greater demand for healthcare services. The policy
panel discussion will explore the possible outcomes of adult vaccination programmes in Europe. The session will make reference to the
impact that an ageing EU population presents for the control of disease and the urgent need for governments to do more to prioritise
vaccination programmes for adults. A longitudinal study on ageing in Ireland and regional / global efforts to raise awareness on the
importance of adult vaccination as part of healthy ageing will be covered in this session.
(Sponsored by the Irish Gerontological Society)
The welcome reception will take place in The Convention Centre
Dublin on 23rd April. This reception will take place in the exhibition
area and will give delegates the opportunity to reacquaint with old
friends and make new connections.
“Healthy Ageing”
Saturday April 24th | 12:45 - 13:45 | Liffey Hall 1
Overview
Population Ageing raises opportunities and challenges for all of us. Physicians, researchers and other healthy ageing experts,
Governments, the Civil Society, all are tasked with finding answers to questions such as how to help people remain independent and
active as they age, how to strengthen health promotion and prevention policies for older people, or how to improve quality of life both in
terms of health and social inclusion.
Time: 17:30
IRISH NIGHT
This evening will take place in Taylor’s Three Rock, a traditional
Irish pub at the foot of the Dublin Mountains. It will give delegates
the opportunity to sample Irish food, entertainment and enjoy the
craic. This evening includes return transportation, a four course
dinner, drinks, Irish entertainment and music.
The Symposium Panel will discuss the relevance of life styles, focusing on nutrition and physical exercise, and the role played by social
inclusion in active ageing and healthy living for elderly citizens. The importance of policy interventions designed to support an ageing
population will also be part of the debate.
Cost: Tickets can be purchased at the registration desk for €85.00
per ticket
Coaches will be departing from outside the CCD at 18:30 and
returning after the show at approximately 22:00. The coaches
will make drop offs at the Maldron, Spencer, Jurys Inn and
Gibson hotels
THE GALA DINNER
The gala dinner will take place on Saturday 25th April in the Mansion
House. The Mansion House is the official residence of the Lord
Mayor of Dublin. The dinner will take place in the Round Room
which was built in 1821. The first Dail Eireann / Irish Parliament
took place here in 1919. After a large amount of refurbishment,
the room has now returned to its former glory and is used as a
banquet hall.
Cost: Tickets can be purchased at the registration desk for €90
per ticket.
Time: 20:00
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in Ireland and to provide them with all
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Tel: (01) 676 7273 Fax: (01) 661 2758
e-mail: [email protected]
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ADDITIONAL MEETINGS
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LECTURE THEATRE FLOORPLAN
There are a number of additional meetings taking place
throughout the week of the conference.
Please find information on some of these below.
Friday - 24th April
12:30 - 15:-30 - Liffey Meeting Room 5
IAGG - European Region - Full Board Council Meeting
17:30 - 18:-30 - Liffey Meeting Room 4
IAGG Nursing Interest Group Meeting
13:00 - 14:-00 Liffey Hall 1
PFIZER SYMPOSIUM Adult Vaccination
Patients
Healthcare Professionals
Education
LIFFEY MEETING
ROOM 3A/3B
Lundbeck’s vision is to help patients suffering from psychiatric and neurological diseases.
By developing products within the CNS area, we are constantly working to find
new and effective therapies for these disorders.
LIFFEY MEETING
ROOM 4
Innovative Medicines
LIFFEY MEETING
ROOM 5
Research & Development
LIFFEY BOARDROOM 3
SPEAKER READY ROOM
13:15 - 14:00 - Liffey 2B
IAGG-ER Social-Behavioural Sciences Section Meeting
LIFFEY SUITE A
13:00 - 14:-00 - Liffey Hall 1
PFIZER SYMPOSIUM Healthy Ageing
12:30 - 13:15 - Liffey 2B
IAGG-ER Clinical Section Meeting
LIFFEY SUITE B
09:00 - 10:30 - Liffey Hall 1
European Commission DG SANTE, Unit Innovation for Health
13:00 - 14:-00 - Liffey Room 2A
AMGEN Meeting
LIFFEY MEETING
ROOM 1
Saturday - 25th April
LIFFEY MEETING
ROOM 2A/2B
09:00 - 10:30 - Liffey Meeting Room 5
PAN-European Research on Technology and Ageing: The
Active and Assisted Living (AAL)
Programme Chair: Astrid Stuckelberger
Presenters: Karina Marcus, Alain Franco and others
16:00 - 18:00 Spencer Hotel, Pegasus Suite
European Journal of Ageing Editorial Board Meeting
(This is an Internal Meeting)
LIFFEY HALL 2
07:00 - 09:00 - Wicklow Meeting Room 5
IAGG Student Committee Breakfast Meeting
LIFFEY HALL 1
17:30 - 18:15 - Liffey 2B
IAGG-ER Biological Section Meeting
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
AWARDS FOR ADVANCES IN GERONTOLOGY AND
GERIATRICS
The aims of this Award are to elevate the prestige and significance
of gerontological science and to secure public acknowledgement
of the excellence and achievements of gerontologists in Europe
in the three following disciplines: biological, clinical and social &
behavioural sciences. The award consists of a silver medal bearing
the emblem of the IAGG European Region, and an official diploma.
EXHIBITION
Please visit the exhibition stands in the Forum.
Exhibition space open during all conference hours.
INSURANCE
In registering for the 8th Congress of IAGG-ER, delegates agree
that the organisation is not responsible for individual medical, travel
or personal insurance. Delegates are requested to make their own
travel and health insurance. The organisers cannot assume liability
for changes in the programme due to external circumstances
BUSINESS CENTRE
The CCD does not have a business centre on site. However, Snap LOST PROPERTY
Printing on Mayor Street, just five minutes’ walk from the venue, Lost property should be handed to the Congress organisers.
offers full printing and design services for printing documents or
creating posters.
LUGGAGE
A left-luggage room is available, CCD charges €2 per item.
CASH POINT
The nearest ATM is inside the MACE supermarket on Lower Mayor LUNCH
Street. The next closest cash point is at the AIB Branch on Mayor Lunch is available in the Exhibition area. If you have any special
Square. Both cash points are within five minutes’ walk of the CCD. dietary requirements please notify staff and they will facilitate you.
CITY CENTRE ACCESS
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
Luas (tram-line) behind the Convention Centre, buy your ticket at If you require First Aid Assistance please contact a member of the
machine before boarding. Or walk…
CCD Team who will dispatch a qualified Occupational First Aider to
deal with the incident. Emergency Services can be contacted on
CPD AND ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATES
999 or 112.
This event has been approved by the Royal College of Physicians
of Ireland (RCPI) for continuing professional development (CPD) PARKING (Cars, Motorcycles)
credit (external). A number of credits are awarded for attendance on There are 321 low-ceiling underground public car parking spaces
each day of the congress. Delegates who require CPD certificates on the CCD site. Spaces can be reserved directly with the operators
must sign the RCPI CPD register on each day of their attendance. Park Rite by telephone on +353 (0) 1 542 5600.
The register will be available at the congress Registration Desk for
signing from 4pm on Thursday,Friday and Saturday, and from 12 If the public car park below the CCD is full, the nearest car park
noon on Sunday. Further information on RCPI CPD eligibility and is located at the National College of Ireland, approximately two
credits is available from www.rcpi.ie
minutes’ drive away and the Irish Financial Services Centre (IFSC) is
about five minutes’ drive away. These car parks offer 400 additional
Delegates who have signed the CPD register will receive electronic spaces in total.
copies of their CPD certificates in May/Jun 2015.
The CCD Car Park Opening times: - Monday to Saturday: 7.00am
All delegates, irrespective of whether or not they have signed the to Midnight - Sunday: 8.00am to Midnight
RCPI CPD register, will receive an Attendance Certificate by email in
May. The Attendance Certificate will confirm that you attended the Rates: For hourly, daily and evening rates, as well as group discount
conference but not which day(s) or session(s) you attended. It will, rates, please see the CCD website http://www.theccd.ie/.
however, outline the number of credits that have been approved by
RCPI for each day of the congress.
SMOKING
In accordance with the Public Health (Tobacco) Act, 2002, it is an
DISABLED ACCESS
offence to smoke in any enclosed workplace in Ireland.
The exhibition organisers & the CCD ensure disabled visitors are
given the same opportunities as able-bodied visitors. Exhibitors TAXIS
should also make sure their stands allow unrestricted access to There is a taxi-rank outside the CCD
disabled visitors. We welcome assistance dogs when aiding visually
or hearing impaired visitors.
TWITTER
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EVACUATION
If it is necessary to evacuate the building, you will hear a public WEBSITE
address evacuation announcement. In the event of evacuation, www.iaggdublin2015.org
please follow directions from the CCD staff in grey/purple themed
uniforms and Fire Marshals in hi-vis jackets. You will be directed to WIFI
the assembly point. Please take extra care when crossing the road Free WiFi is available throughout the CCD. The network is called
and use the pedestrian crossing where possible.
CCD Guest. There is no password.
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SPONSORSHIP KEY
THE CCD
FOYER
GOLD SPONSOR
SILVER SPONSOR
Catering
Catering
EXHIBITOR
Posters
Company Name
Amgen
Posters
Stand
1
Company Name
Stand
Boehringer Ingelheim
11
Cambridge
12
MSD
2
National Centre for the Protection of Older
People
13
Lundbeck Ireland Ltd.
3
Sanofi
14
2nd World Congress on Healthy Aging
15
Novartis Ireland
16
Sage - Support & Advocacy Services for
Older People
17
International Society for Gerontechnology
19
IAGG 2017
20
EUGMS Congress 2015
21
The Registered Nurses' Association of
Ontario
22
Nutricia
4
Mundipharma
5
BMS & Pfizer
6
Glaxo Smith Kline
7
Bayer
8
Eli Lily
9
Clonmel Healthcare
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