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Programme - Day 3
Saturday 10th July 2010

09:00 Registration, refreshments and exhibtion

Session Five:
Morning plenary

09:30 Welcome from session chair
  Sue Littlemore,
  Journalist, Formerly BBC Social Affairs Correspondent
   
09:35 Demographic challenges: the Indian response to the care crunch
  Anup Khosla
  Country Head and CFO, HelpAge India
   
09:55 Fairness and flexibility: managing work and sustaining care
  Susan Reinhard
  Senior Vice President for Public Policy, AARP
   
10:15 e-Strategies and assisted living: inclusive infrastructure and services
  Paul Timmers
  Head of Unit for ICT for Inclusion, Directorate-General Information Society & Media, European Commission
   
10:35 China’s ageing population: demographics as an imperative for change
  Professor Zhongwei Zhao
  Australian Demographic and Social Research Institute, College of Arts and Social Sciences, the Australian National University
   
  Questions and discussion
   
11:00 Refreshment break, networking and exhibition
   
11.30 Concurrent workshops

Session Six:
Themed Workshops (11:30 – 13:00)

We have received abstract submissions from all those concerned with the design and delivery of services for carers from government, charity and academic programmes, third sector providers and advocacy groups, private companies and educational institutions from the both the UK and internationally.

More information will follow shortly

Workshops will be organised into the following themes:

  1. Design, Technology and the Built Environment
  2. Caring and Employment Issues
  3. Funding, Financial and Legal Support
  4. Health, Social Care and Well-being

 

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE WORKSHOPS AGENDA FOR THIS SESSION

   
13.00 Packed lunches, networking and exhibition
   


Session Seven:
Themed Workshops (14:00 – 15:30)


We have received abstract submissions from all those concerned with the design and delivery of services for carers from government, charity and academic programmes, third sector providers and advocacy groups, private companies and educational institutions from the both the UK and internationally.

More information will follow shortly

Workshops will be organised into the following themes:

  1. Design, Technology and the Built Environment
  2. Caring and Employment Issues
  3. Funding, Financial and Legal Support
  4. Health, Social Care and Well-being

 

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE WORKSHOPS AGENDA FOR THIS SESSION

Session Eight:
Themed Plenaries (16:00 – 17:30)

   
1
Design, Technology and the Built Environment
  Chaired by:
  Peter Gilroy OBE
Former Chief Executive, Kent County Council, UK
 
  A technology approach to dementia care
  Lone Gaedt
  Senior Consultant/ Physiotherapist, Centre of Robot Technology, Denmark
   
  Working with physical disabilities
  Yoshiyuki Sankai
  Lead Designer and Chief Executive, Cyberdyne Technology
   
  Inclusive design: supporting families and communities
  Francesc Aragall,
  President and CEO, Design for All Foundation, Spain
   
  Fulfilling Lives using Personalised Technology for adults with learning disabilities
  Steve Barnard
  Director of Information Systems and Emma Nichols, Senior Personalised Technology Co-ordinator, Hft
   
  Private care insurance: options and access
  Nick Kirwan
  Assistant Director, Health and Protection,
Association of British Insurers
   
2
Caring and Employment Issues
  Chaired by:
  Sandrina Sangers
Mezzo - Dutch Association for Carers & Voluntary Help, Netherlands
   
  The promotion of workplace rights for carers
Rob Anderson
  Head of Living Conditions and Quality of Life, European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions, President of Eurocarers, Europe
   
  Employers for carers: working futures
  Madeleine Starr
  Madeline Starr, Head of Policy Development, Carers UK
   
  Assistive Technologies – sustaining caring and employment
  Professor Sue Yeandle
  Co-Director, Centre for International Research on Care, Labour and Equalities, University of Leeds
   
3
Funding, financial and legal support
  Chaired by:
Ian Owen
Chairman, Partnership Assurance, UK
   
  The future funding of social care
   
  Les Mayhew
  Professor of Statistics in Faculty of Actuarial Science and Insurance, Cass Business School and
  Director, Mayhew Harper Associates Ltd
   
  Private care insurance: options and access
  Speaker to be announced
   
  Tools for ensuring financial and social well-being
  Vickie Cammack
  Executive Director, Plan Institute, Canada
   
4
Health, Social Care and Wellbeing
  Chaired by:
  Stephen Burke
  Chief Executive, Counsel and Care
   
  Models of carer support
  Anne Roberts
  Chief Executive, Crossroads, UK
  Carole Cochrane
  Chief Executive, The Princess Royal Trust for Carers, UK
  Gavin McGregor
  Director of Communications and Development, Carers UK
   
  Providing a National Information, Advice and Support Service for Carers: Carers Direct One Year On
  Shane Hayward-Giles
  Programme Director, Carers Direct
   
  Using technology to create communities of support
  Dr Elizabeth Hanson and Lennart Magnusson
  Directors, Swedish Family Care Competence Centre
   
  The tyranny of distance?.....Carers in regional and remote areas of Australia
  Joan Hughes
  Chief Executive, Carers Australia
  More speakers will be announced shortly, please check back for updates
   
17.30 Day 2 close


Evening Programme

20:00 Conference Dinner, Leeds Royal Armouries (included in registration fee)

 

Hosted by

Carers UKLeed University

Co-sponsored by:

Intel

Technology Stream Sponsor

Technology Strategy Board

Health, Social Care and Well-Being Services Sponsor

Carers Direct

Supported by

Yorkshire Forward