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Preliminary Program PLEASE NOTE ALL TIMES ARE AUSTRALIAN EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME (AEDT)
Monday 9 November
The legal & financial implications & considerations for housing in later life
9.30am to 11.30am
Hosted by AAG Housing & Built Environment Special Interest Group (HBESIG)
The 8th ATSIAAG Workshop Hosted by AAG’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing Advisory Group (ATSIAAG)
1.30pm to 4.30pm
Yarns on the (virtual) veranda
Tuesday 10 November
Climate Change and Older People: Victims, Villains or Vanquishers? -
9.00am to 11.00am
A joint workshop hosted by, AAG, International Longevity Centre – UK and The ILC Global Alliance
A joint workshop by AAG’s Student and Early Career Group (SECG) and Emerging Researchers in Ageing (ERA)
11.15am to 12.45pm
"How to become a resilient researcher" Dr Richard Huysmans
12.45pm to 2.15pm Cultural Awareness & Cultural Safety: An Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Perspective – by Mark Elliott
Publish before you Perish: Writing for Publication: How to get published in a scholarly ageing journal
2.30pm to 4.00pm
Hosted by the Australasian Journal on Ageing (AJA) facilitated by Associate Editors - Dr Sharon Andrews and Dr Jed Montayre
Wednesday 11 November
12.30pm to 1.15pm AAG Annual General Meeting notice plus AAG Research Trust update
1.15pm to 2.00pm A Conversation - Future proofing human rights in Australia - Sue McGrath - 2020 Glenda Powell Traveling Fellow
Tuesday 17 November
12noon to 12.45pm AAG Student and Early Career Group (SECG) - (Virtual) Lunch with the Stars (Invite Only)
1.00pm to 2.30pm A joint workshop by AAG’s Student and Early Career Group (SECG) and Emerging Researchers in Ageing (ERA)
"How to influence people with your research" - The Thesis Whisperer, Assoc Prof Inger Mewburn
3.00pm to 3.30pm First time to a digital conference? An introductory session on the AAG digital event and familiarise yourself with the online conference interface
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Wednesday 18 November PLEASE NOTE ALL TIMES ARE AUSTRALIAN EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME (AEDT)
9.00am to 10.00am Welcome and Acknowledgement of Country
Opening Keynote – Jane Caro AM, Author, social commentator, Walkley Award recipient and Steering Committee Member on the EveryAGE Counts Campaign
AAG Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing Advisory Group (ATSIAAG) update – Ros Malay and Graham Aitken, ATSIAAG Co-chairs
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Social Engagement and Arts, Design, Innovation and Health and Medical Policy, Advocacy, Planning Service Delivery, Workforce Policy, Advocacy, Planning Health and Medical Social Engagement and
Wellness Technology and Change and Reform and Change Wellness
Chair Claire O’Connor Danny Hills Michael Tan Suanne Lawrence Kristiana Ludlow Symposium Symposium Symposium
245 Estimating the monetary
240 Digital Wayfinding:
value of providing informal 33 ElderPride: developing
Discovering Opportunities 117 'Co-design' with people 272 Collecting, reporting and
10.00am care to people with dementia LGBTI inclusive practice 60 Rights for Life:
Online for People Living with living with dementia: How is analysing CALD variables in
to that accounts for carers’ through consumer Incorporating Ageing and the
Dementia to Engage in the term being used? dementia research
10.14am negative and positive engagement Law into the law curriculum
Participatory Arts Programs
Ms Ellen Gaffy Dr Samantha Croy experiences to ensure access to justice for 133 Optimising Health and
Ms Christine Morris 299 How do we achieve safe Wellbeing in Aged and
Mrs Azam Bazooband older people.
Dr Lidia Engel and effective use of Community Care during the
Prof Eileen Webb medicines in people living COVID-19 Pandemic
322 Barriers to effective pain
79 Virtual Reality in 187 Readiness to Adopt 287 Predictors of avoidable 338 Senior housing block as with dementia?
management in residential
10.15am Residential Aged Care: Health Smart Home hospitalisation in people an environment supporting Prof Judy Lowthian
aged care 85 Strengthening the Dr Emily Reeve
to depression, anxiety, apathy Technology in Older living with dementia in wellbeing in old age
10.29am and agitation Australians Victoria Evidence Base: Investigating
Ms Anabelle Peck, Dr Christa
Dr Outi Jolanki the ‘Essential Knowledge,
Dang
Ms Rachel Brimelow Dr Gordana Dermody Mr Kerry Hwang Skills and Attributes of Elder 128 Addressing mental and
Law Lawyers’ 196 Caregivers’ perspectives social wellbeing during
181 Understanding of medication management COVID-19: The HOW-R-U?
341 Evaluation of an Ms Christie Gardiner advice for people with
technology use for increasing 335 Development of a program
52 Virtual cycling tours and Aboriginal health practitioner 96 Indigenous Elders co- dementia at hospital
10.30am independence in older Victorian Falls and Balance
exercise for people with led dementia prevention creating research on health discharge Elizabeth Robinson, Ms Laura
to autistic Australians: towards Service Directory
cognitive impairment program meaning and wellbeing 72 Experiential Learning in
10.44am the co-design of a smart, Rouhan, Dr Marissa Dickins
Elder Law: Promoting the Dr Mouna Sawan
assistive technology Ms Amy Parker
Mr Nathan M D'Cunha Alex Lalovic, Ms Glennette Mr Charles Waldegrave Rights and Dignity of Older
Dowden People
Dr Ye In (Jane) Hwang 190 Poisonings in people with 131 Promoting Wellbeing
321 Information and 328 Staffing levels in Assoc Prof Nola Ries dementia: findings from the through the Be Healthy &
290 What are the active 38 Music technologies: 218 Dementia, cognitive Communication Technology NSW Poisons Information
residential aged care - how Active Program
10.45am ingredients of creative music- Opportunities for social impairment, and mortality: in Aged Care: how is it Centre
does Australia compare 70 Embedding Elder Law:
to making for wellbeing impact connection evidence from the ASPREE shaping the workplace Ms Kerry Rendell
internationally? Could we do more to
10.59am in older people? study environment? Dr Edwin Tan
Dr Amanda Krause, Dr incorporate elder law into the
Ms Carol Loggie, Dr Conrad
Dr Helen English Jennifer MacRitchie Dr Xiaoping Lin Mrs Annissa Hansen existing curriculum? 130 Innovation at a time of
Kobel
Physical and Social Distancing
11.00am Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Ms Teresa Somes 239 Unanswered questions
to presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters about medicines in people Assoc. Prof Liz Cyarto, Ms
11.14am living with dementia Georgina Johnstone, Dr
61 Ageing and the Law
Xanthe Golenko
311 Do age, frailty or education in Australia – Dr Emily Reeve
175 Reducing missed oral Opportunities for a new and
178 Aboriginal and Torres dementia predict anti-
216 Driving a regional healthcare in Geriatric dynamic area of teaching,
11.15am 165 ‘Music, Mind, and Well- Strait Islander Online hyperglycaemic treatment
partnership with Local Evaluation and Management research, and practice.
to being’: Music Intervention for Dementia Training Package intensity in hospitalised older
Government to tackle Ageism units
11.29am Residents with Dementia adults with type 2 diabetes
Mrs Lauren Poulos, Ms Prof Eileen Webb
complications? Ms Sharon Porteous
Dr Mohammad Dr Joanne Murray
Sharon Wall
Hamiduzzaman Mr Stephen Wood
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185 Exercise interveNtion
105 How new technology is
outdoor proJect in the 227 Early findings from the 226 Recognition and
offering efficient ways to 280 Developing the
11.30am cOmmunitY – preliminary Australian Dementia Network response to elder abuse by
implement music as therapy Consumer Experience Report
to results from the ENJOY (ADNeT) Registry Tasmanian services
programs to improve quality for home care
11.44am Seniors Exercise Park project
of life for seniors
in the community Ms Kasey Wallis Dr Suanne Lawrence Prof Yvonne Wells
Mrs Alison Harrington
Assoc Prof Pazit Levinger
319 Immersive VR for 219 Overcoming ethical
296 GEM is more than a
303 Supports for people living enrichment in residential challenges in building an 318 Modelling determinants
11.45am setting for the care of
with dementia to participate aged care: Lifestyle staff inclusive Australian dementia of later life health in urban
to perspectives on opportunities complex older people
in activities registry Indigenous communities.
11.59am and challenges
Mrs Laura Tierney Ms Ellen Finlay Mr Andre Catrice
Dr Xiaoping Lin
Dr Jenny Waycott
12.00pm Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all
to presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters
12.15pm
12.30pm 1 2 3
to 1.30pm
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Service Delivery, Workforce and Service Delivery, Workforce and Policy, Advocacy, Planning and Arts, Design, Innovation and
Social Engagement and Wellness Climate, Environment and Food Health and Medical
Reform Reform Change Technology
Chair Michael Tan Lisa Scharoun Nicky Baker Amy Montgomery Kathleen Brasher Interactive Interactive
119 Cardiovascular health 124 Nurse empowerment,
67 Machine learning approach for problems among older New engagement and teamwork in 298 In a changing climate in
243 Detecting complexity
2.00pm predicting personal thermal Zealanders: Association of physical residential aged care: a cross- service delivery prompted by 2pm to 3pm
amongst community-dwelling 2pm to 3pm
to comfort in the living environment activity, health measurement and sectional survey COVID-19, this Victorian service
older people: ImPaCt trial
2.14pm of older Australians perceived health status has been ahead of the curve 270 Building knowledge and
Assoc Prof Helen Rawson, Ms 97 The Visit: using arts-based
Mrs Jennifer Boak practice in a climate of rapid
Ms Larissa Arakawa Martins Dr Jed Montayre Sarah Davies Ms Belinda Gilsenan immersive approaches to explore
change
the lived experiences of dementia
Dr Belinda Cash
2.15pm 64 Intergenerational odd couples: 134 Environmental scan of Dr Gail Kenning
71 Guidelines for improving the 146 International (Brazil-Australia) 12 Employees’ Behavioral Robin Harvey
to life lessons from the screen hospital outreach services to aged
2.29pm thermal quality of the living collaboration exploring health Response to Organizational care facilities
Ms Rose Capp
Preliminary Program as at 19/11/2020 Page 3
environment of older South literacy for older people and their Change: Effect of Psychological Dr Aislinn Lalor
Australians caregivers. Contract and Change Readiness
Dr Helen Bennetts Prof Keith Hill Dr Katrina Radford
98 Prevalence and associated
100 The evolution of Seniors factors related to depressive
112 Integration of Elder Abuse 204 “REDI to CHAT?” Increasing
2.30pm Exercise Parks from community to mood in ethnic minority ageing 320 Building the evidence base for
Services within the Orange Door confidence in residential nursing
to aged care setting - keeping older group (Karen hilltribe):a reducing delirium in acute care
(Specialised Family Violence Hub) staff
2.44pm people active preliminary community-based
study in Thailand Dr Virginia Mumford
Ms Jenni Dickson Ms Amy Montgomery
Assoc Prof Pazit Levinger
Dr. Supaporn Trongsakul
8 Can we influence the
276 Evaluating the impact of an 47 Assessment of food and 237 Invest in your cognitive attractiveness of aged care as a 217 Nursing attitudes to reducing
2.45pm Acute Aged Care Unit on patient mealtime satisfaction; a trigger for reserve to facilitate successful career through innovative sedentary time in hospitalised
to outcomes. change stroke recovery programs such as patients: A mixed methods study
2.59pm intergenerational care?
Dr Catherine Yelland Ms Melissa Hawksley Ms Emily Rosenich Dr Christina Ekegren
Dr Katrina Radford
247 Evidence-based Social
18 Can positive duties improve
Engagement Pathways to 211 A Snapshot of Food Service in Service Delivery, Workforce and
3.00pm the workforce experience of older
Wellness : Life Care Journey Aged Care Homes Under the New Reform
to Standards - people? -
3.14pm Mrs Anne Higginson, Dr Kate Interactive
Assoc Prof Alysia Blackham
Barnett Ms Morgan Pankhurst
3pm to 4pm
87 Consumer Foodservice Choice
in the Aged Care and Community
3.15pm Sectors How to Increase &
to Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all
Implement
3.29pm presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters
Dr Karen Abbey
Family life in old age – which living arrangements support living to 100?
A Conversation with Prof Michel Poulain (Belgium)
4.00pm to 4.40pm
Prof Michel Poulain (Belgium)
2020 Gary Andrews International Fellow
End of the day reflections
4.45pm to 5.15pm
Join industry colleagues for online networking and discussion
Preliminary Program as at 19/11/2020 Page 4Thursday 19 November PLEASE NOTE ALL TIMES ARE AUSTRALIAN EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME (AEDT)
9.00am to 10.00am Poster Presentations
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Social Engagement and Policy, Advocacy, Planning Service Delivery, Workforce Health and Medical Arts, Design, Innovation and Service Delivery, Workforce Social Engagement and
Health and Medical
Wellness and Change and Reform Technology and Reform Wellness
Chair Victoria Cornell Peta Cook Kylie Radford Anita Goh Mouna Sawan Symposium Symposium Symposium
278 Emotional support, 214 Trends associated with
307 ADNeT-Memory Clinics: 158 To crush, or not to
spiritual care, quality care 275 Assessing system geographical location of
Raising diagnostic and post- crush? Unauthorised covert 126 Engagement with life in
10.00am to and the Aged Care Standards strengthening needs for health service access for 248 Cultural diversity in the
diagnostic care standards administration of medication
10.14am healthy ageing in Fiji older people in rural older adulthood: Barriers,
across Australia in Residential Aged Care aged care workforce:
Ms Ilsa Hampton, Lorraine Australia Current implications and facilitators, and intervention
Testa Dr Anna Palagyi
Dr Inga Mehrani Ms Stephanie M Garratt future opportunities
Dr Rachel Winterton Dr Tim Windsor
145 Clinical decision making Associate Professor Bianca
43 Design innovation for Brijnath
94 Housing and 197 : i-CATCH: The value of of doctors and nurses in the 127 Awareness of Ageing-
90 Bridging the gaps: Family 19 Visualising the Dementias health and well-being in our
neighbourhood impacts on integrating Commonwealth prescription and Related Gains and Losses as
10.15am to members’ prioritisation of in Australia: A Data Driven ageing societies
loneliness and social Assessment and Co- administration of Predictors of Engagement
10.29am care in RACFs Model 279 “Hero behind the
exclusion Ordination within Health antipsychotics for older with Life
Assoc Prof Danny Hills curtain”: Multicultural
Ms Helen Hislop Ms Kristiana Ludlow Dr Hamish Robertson people with delirium. providers in CALD dementia
Mr Charles Waldegrave Dr Tim Windsor
care
Dr Emily Tomlinson 123 The future hospital: A
salutogenic, inclusive and Dr Josefine Antoniades
207 The social inclusion of 159 Promoting engagement
35 Enablers and barriers to biophilic design vision
diverse older residents in 249 "Staying Put": An 233 Barriers and enablers of and wellbeing in older adults
252 Residential Aged Care undertaking dementia- with behavioural activation
housing with care and exploration of older people's community-dwelling older Prof Lisa Scharoun, Prof 260 Challenges and
10.30am to Adverse Events: What’s the specific education: A cross-
support in England and views on the systems that adults initiating a Evonne Miller opportunities for the multi-
10.44am big picture? sectional survey Dr Trevor Mazzucchelli
Wales: survey findings. support them ageing in place deprescribing conversation cultural aged care
Ms Bella St Clair Professor Alison Hutchinson workforce: A systematic
Dr Paul Willis, Dr Brian Dr Edoardo Rosso Dr Nagham J Ailabouni 152 Pivoting a living Lab –
review and meta-synthesis 93 “It makes you get up in
Beach, Dr Alex Vickery Co-design in the context of
the morning”: Older adults’
COVID-19 Professor Lily Dongxia Xiao perceptions of ‘active
255 The Capacity Building in
140 Observational study of Care Research Initiative: ingredients’ for engagement
Prof Daphne Flynn, Dr
social interactions and 135 Life space use and frailty Fostering dementia care 186 Evaluate the association in social activity programs
Joanne Mihelcic 205 Resilience among
quality of life in residential 308 Ageism and risk in levels in residential aged research capacity: 12 Month between diet and frailty: a
10.45am to female migrant aged care
aged care facilities COVID-19 care population-based study in 150 Deployable design to Assoc Prof Ruth Walker
10.59am Update workforce in regional
Australia convert sub-acute rooms
Dr Peta Cook Victoria
Dr Joyce Siette Dr Agathe Daria Jadczak Dr Catherine Travers into palliative care rooms
76 Does Social Engagement
Dr Xiaoyue (Luna) Xu
Prof Irene Blackberry Moderate Social
Dr Thinn Thinn Khine, Dr
Disadvantage Effects on
Nyein Aung
172 The Shifting Contours of Executive Functioning ?
11.00am to Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all
the Australian Migrant Aged
11.14am presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters Ms Daniele Antoniou
Care Workforce
202 The Economics of Prof Sara Charlesworth 111 Barriers to and
191 Developing a guide to 92 An integrative review of 28 Goal Attainment Scaling 155 Patient suitability for
Loneliness and Social facilitators of activity
11.15am to assess the age-friendliness of unfinished care in RACFs for reablement in dementia: Free Water Protocols in
Isolation in an Ageing engagement in older
11.29am a health service a clinician guide acute general medicine 253 Who will need care in
Population in Australia. adulthood: Results of a
Ms Kristiana Ludlow the future? Projected
Dr Kathleen Brasher Dr Claire O'Connor Dr Joanne Murray growth of Australia’s older community survey
Miss Ishani Majmudar
Preliminary Program as at 19/11/2020 Page 5migrant populations and Dr Julia Scott
304 Exploring smart home 34 Dementia-specific
5 Quality and Safety implications for ethno-
324 Exploring the impact of technologies with Aboriginal support services and 221 Medication-Related
Indicators for Residential specific aged care
COVID-19 on home and and Torres Strait Islander education: RAC staff Preferences of Older People
11.30am to respite care clients Aged Care in Australia with Multi-Morbidity: A
people awareness and engagement Associate Professor Bianca
11.44am Scoping Review Brijnath
Ms Anabelle Peck, Dr Christa Ms Georgina Hobson, Ray Professor Alison Hutchinson
Dang Dr Sarah Bray Mahoney Dr Kristie Weir
141 Impact of aged care
service and social networks
on cognition performance in 242 Role of sleep in physical 274 Concordance to gout
health and psychological 333 South Australia's Adult
older adults receiving 113 LGBTI Ageing – Where management guidelines in
wellbeing of informal carers Safeguarding Unit - Lessons
11.45am to community care: a to From Here? residential aged care
from the first year.
11.59am longitudinal study facilities
Dr Aisling Smyth
Ms Samantha Edmonds Ms Elicia White
Dr Joyce Siette Dr Amy Nguyen
12.00pm to Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all
12.15pm presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters
A Climate for Change in Indigenous Ageing Data
12.20pm to 1.00pm 2020 David Wallace Address
Prof Maggie Walter, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Aboriginal Research and Leadership, University of Tasmania
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Arts, Design, Innovation and Service Delivery, Workforce Climate, Environment and Social Engagement and Policy, Advocacy, Planning Service Delivery, Workforce Arts, Design, Innovation and
Technology Health and medical
and Reform Food Wellness and Change and Reform Technology
Chair Madeleine Radnan Claudia Meyer Belinda Cash Charles Waldegrave Liz Cyarto Jane Fyfield Samantha Edmonds Interactive
224
Introducing M.A.D.E.™ as an 251 A New Dementia
164 Health professional’s 177 Online cognitive
innovative framework of Environmental Assessment 73 Perceptions of social 86 Barriers and enablers to
268 Booroongen Djugun - knowledge of how to report behavioural therapy to
1.15pm to practice in residential aged Tool for Hospital Wards – the exclusion among public accessing support for people
Sleeping on Home Ground a missing person with reduce fear of falling in older
1.29pm care design EAT-Acute Care housing residents aged 80+ with dementia.
dementia: A national survey. people
Ms Rhonda Smith Dr Catherine Travers
Ms Samantha Neylon, Debbie Ms Ash Osborne, Ms Kirsty Mrs Naomi Paine
Dr Margaret MacAndrew Ms Mei Ling Lim
de Fiddes Bennett 1.15pm to 2.15pm
56 Aged care facilities in East 200 From city to country 258 Factors affecting food 316 Nothing about us
193 Falls prevention through
and Southeast Asia: A practice: a study protocol on insecurity among rural- 31 What’s home to aged care 45 The curious incidence of 220 COVID-19 and without us – older people as
mobility promotion during
1.30pm to physical expression of the the impacts of the National dwelling older adults: A residents living with mental increasing length of stay in behaviours and psychological active participants in national
and after hospitalisation
1.44pm history and culture of Prioritisation Queue to social socio-ecological perspective illness? residential aged care symptoms of dementia conferences
(InFALLible)
dementia work discharge planning
Dr Rachel Winterton Ms Fleur Hourihan Mr Mark Cooper-Stanbury Dr Tom Morris Ms Carrie Hayter, Dr Joyce
Ms Sue Williams
Ms Joanna Sun Mrs Bernadette Dimla Siette, Ms Sarah Fogg, Ms
250 More staff training? Yumi Lee, Ms Karen Appleby
68 Understanding the 129 Understanding older 11 Rural Older Adults in 262 Age management during
community-based veterans COVID-19. Reflections Relationships between
thermal quality of the living Disasters: A Study of
171 The financial wellbeing 174 Identifying stumbles to residential aged care staff,
1.45pm to environment of older South and dependants to improve Recovery from Hurricane drawing from the recent
of older carers prevent falls quality of care and quality of
1.59pm Australians care provision Michael history of older worker
employment life of people with dementia
Dr Lukas Hofstaetter Ms Nicky Baker
Ms Larissa Arakawa Martins Ms Georgina Johnstone Dr. Patricia A. Fletcher
Prof Philip Taylor Ms Annaliese Blair
Preliminary Program as at 19/11/2020 Page 6157 Co-design of a culturally- 4 Exploring the acceptability
142 Older Australians and and viability of using audio-
110 Using Data to Inform grounded mindfulness-based
168 Carers Reconnect: the climate change: causalities, visual surveillance and 24 Nursing staff engagement 210 Seven Years of Elder
Service Development for stress-reduction program
2.00pm to experiences of older carers contributors or change monitoring within aged care: in falls risk practice in an Abuse Data in Victoria
People Living in Retirement with older Aboriginal
2.14pm connecting online agents? the SA Health CCTV pilot RACF
Villages Australians Ms Melanie Joosten
project
Ms Madeleine Gearside Prof Evonne Miller Ms Susan Nunan
Dr Marissa Dickins Dr Louise Lavrencic, Mr
Terrence Donovan Ms Cassie Mason
Service Delivery, Workforce
2.15pm to Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all and Reform
2.29pm presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters
2.15pm to 3.15pm
195 Ongoing training of the
residential aged care
workforce: challenges,
lessons learnt and
opportunities
2.30pm to
3.15pm Ms Joanne Tropea
Dr Margaret Winbolt
Associate Professor Deirdre
Fetherstonhaugh
Ms Marg Ryan
ABC Radio National Big Ideas Broadcast
A climate for change in ageing
Hosted by Paul Barclay
3.30pm to 4.30pm Panellists:
Professor Vasi Naganthan – ANZSGM President elect and AAG Fellow, Deputy Head Concord Clinical School, University of Sydney
Jane Caro - Author, social commentator, Walkley Award recipient and Steering Committee Member on the EveryAGE Counts Campaign
Professor Maggie Walter - Pro Vice-Chancellor of Aboriginal Research and Leadership, University of Tasmania
Fiona Armstrong - Executive Director and Founder of Climate and Health Alliance (CAHA) in Australia
Preliminary Program as at 19/11/2020 Page 7Friday 20 November PLEASE NOTE ALL TIMES ARE AUSTRALIAN EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME (AEDT)
9.00am to 10.00am Poster Presentations
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Social Engagement and Policy, Advocacy, Planning Service Delivery, Workforce Arts, Design, Innovation and Service Delivery, Workforce Policy, Advocacy, Planning
Health and Medical Health and Medical
Wellness and Change and Reform Technology and Reform and Change
Chair Louise Lavrencic Ilsa Hampton Vasi Naganathan Judy Lowthian Anita Goh Symposium Symposium Symposium
323 Healthy Ageing at very
10 Developing an old ages – perspectives of 25 Falls risk data in people
340 Older military veterans’ 42 Improving the safety and 48 Inclusive policy and
10.00am to internationally accepted women from the Australian with diabetes informs
perceptions of ageing well quality of end-of-life practice for older Forgotten
10.14am definition of reablement Longitudinal Study on home-based care
Women’s Health. Australians
Loretta Watson Dr Karla Seaman
Dr Elissa Burton Dr Claudia Meyer 269 Challenging
Prof Julie Byles assumptions about Dr Monica Cations
technology and ageing
329 Impact of life-style 284 Social isolation as a
factors on healthy life Dr Steven Baker form of elder abuse: Front
163 Co-Developing new
151 Meaningful work in 312 Developing a pain expectancy from mid-to- Dr Jenny Waycott line accounts and solutions A lived experience
preference-based quality of 167 Carer respite: the key
later life: Career management guidelines older age: Evidence from Associate Professor Raelene perspective of life and
10.15am to life instruments with older to a sustainable aged care
engagement and wellbeing. toolkit: what do end-users Australian Longitudinal Wilding Ms Deanne Lawrie ageing as a Forgotten
10.29am Australians system?
want? Study on Women’s Health Dr Shashini Gamage Australian
Ms Jennifer Luke Ms Jenny Cleland, Dr Claire Ms Madeleine Gearside Dr Barbara Barbosa Neves
Dr Christa Dang Prof Julie Byles, Dr Md 289 Social abuse of older Kevin O’Neil
Hutchinson people: Analysis of elder
Mijanur Rahman
261 Repairing technology as abuse helpline data
a positive response to the 50 "I'd rather die in the
78 Older age and 6 Predictors of driving Ms Anna Gillbard middle of a street":
121 Awareness of ageing, threat of climate change:
286 Barriers to making communication deficit do among oldest-old Australian 334 How nurses and care Forgotten Australians
goal management, and well- Older adults' role in the
10.30am to decisions about aged care not appear to impact women based on World workers spend time in
being in older adulthood. repair cafe movement perspectives on aged care
10.44am home support packages patient participation in Health Organization residential aged care 342 Social Abuse in plain
Ms Bethany Wilton-Harding nursing handover. approach to Healthy Ageing Dr Steven Baker sight Dr Monica Cations
Prof Irene Blackberry Dr Kasia Bail
Dr Maryann Street Mr Mitiku Hambisa Helen Wallace
257 Sri Lankan migrants 59 Legal constraints on
176 Extreme temperatures 339 The Australian National engaging with new Forgotten Australians’ end
254 Community and Emergency Department 27 Frailty, Health Service Aged Care Classification technologies in later life: 301 Social Abuse of Older of life preferences
160 Approaches to
expectations for quality (ED) presentations for older Utilisation and Expenditure (AN-ACC) What is it, and Analysing biographies of People: Awareness and
10.45am to measuring quality of life in
aged care: findings from a Australians in Melbourne: a in sub-Saharan Africa what will it mean for Intervention Within the Prof Eileen Webb
10.59am people with dementia change and adaptation
general public survey retrospective single-centre residential aged care? Health System.
Dr Meg Polacsek audit Ms Rachel Ambagtsheer Dr Raelene Wilding, Dr
Dr Rachel Milte Ms Anita Westera Ms Deidre Venz 62 Forgotten Australians
Shashini Gamage
Dr Paul Yates and the housing system
11.00am to Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all 281 Robots for Dr Victoria Jane Cornell,
343 Social Abuse of Older
11.14am presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters companionship? Older Veronica Coram
People – Are we asking the
adults critically engaging in wrong questions?
139 The experience of care discussions about the role 88 Real Care, Second Time
coordination for people of technology in providing Around, Co-Design with
156 Co-designing an aged- living with multimorbidity at 53 Validity of Good Spirit, 75 Understanding companionship Karen Williams Forgotten Australians
friendly ‘Neighbourhood risk of hospitalisation: An Good Life - A quality of life foodservice costs in aged
- Dr Barbara Barbosa Neves,
11.15am to Dining Club’ in southern interpretative tool for older Aboriginal care: Developing a costing Ms Fran Lovell
11.29am metropolitan Adelaide. phenomenological analysis Australians tool Dr Jenny Waycott
Dr Edoardo Rosso Ms Annette Peart Ms Kate Smith Ms Mikaela Wheeler
Preliminary Program as at 19/11/2020 Page 822 Construction and 327 The quality of nursing
309 Facilitated ACP in the
234 Retirement village Validation of the In-Home documentation for
outpatient setting:
11.30am to living: A trap for older Drug Storage Practice comprehensive care in
- Experience of healthcare
11.44am consumers? Checklist residential aged care
professionals
Dr Sue Malta Ms Lori Suet Hang Lo Dr Kasia Bail
Ms Kate Marshall
241 Giving aged care 198 In-Hospital and Six-
residents a voice: Month Mortality Rates in 183 Safe Exercise at Home: 266 Using co-design to build
undertaking a nationally Older Patients Receiving Rapid development of an Age-Friendly Indigo
11.45am to representative survey on online resources during a
- Noninvasive Ventilation at a Health System
11.59pm quality of care pandemic.
Tertiary Teaching Hospital.
A Retrospective Dr Kathleen Brasher
Assoc Prof Frances Observational Study. Assoc Prof Catherine Said
Batchelor Dr Desmond Graham
Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all
12.00pm to Chair led discussion – all
presenters presenters presenters
12.15pm presenters
President’s Symposium - ‘Ageing Well and Dying Well’
12.15pm to 1.00pm Prof Kaarin Anstey (NSW), Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute
Dr Joanne Lynn (USA), Director, Centre of Elder Care and Advanced Illness Altarum Institute
1.00pm to 1 2 3
2.00pm
ATSIAGG Yarn Up
Interest
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Arts, Design, Innovation and Social Engagement and Policy, Advocacy, Planning Service Delivery, Workforce Service Delivery, Workforce Arts, Design, Innovation and
Health and Medical SECG Symposium
Technology Wellness and Change and Reform and Reform Technology
Chair Elizabeth Lynch Gaynor MacDonald Jin Chen Piers Dawes Christopher Shanley Ngaire Hobbins Claudia Meyer Interactive
285 The experience of 2pm to 3pm
283 Learn ‘im proper way: 302 Improving
37 Factors associated with paramedics responding to 228 Ageing Well in Harmony
methodological lessons from conversations following 2pm to 3pm
212 Becoming an informal success in transition care the needs of community- Toolkit “You Can’t Ask That!”
a study exploring how three MESSAGE communication
2.00pm to caregiver: The role of work services among older people dwelling people living with
Aboriginal controlled art skills training for aged care- I wish I had known then, 184 The Mosaic APP
2.14pm status congruence in Australia dementia Dr Vivian Isaac
centres support their Elders staff what I know now! achieving the APP… solute
Ms Shanika Koreshi mobile approach for LGBTI
Ms Paulene Mackell, Ms Ros Dr Monica Cations
Dr Erin Conway Dr Laura Tierney A/Professor Danny Hills communities and the Aged
Malay Care Sector.
Professor Julie Byles
244 Elder Abuse in the 2 Paradox of Well-Being in 108 Hearing and vision 49 Evaluating “The Little 32 Staff attitudes to the Mrs Sally O'Loughlin
2.15pm to context of dementia: 215 Leaving the Nest: Aging: The Importance of health for people with Things” training resource to LGBTI inclusive practice Professor Keith Hill
2.29pm Development of film Piecing it Together, Social Comparison dementia in residential care: improve PCAs’ focus in residential care in
resources Tasmania's Knowledge/attitudes/practic Communication Skills Eldercare A/Professor Lee-Fay Low
Dr Helena Chui e in England, Korea, India,
Preliminary Program as at 19/11/2020 Page 9Associate Professor Bianca intergenerational street art Greece, Indonesia and Prof Yvonne Wells Ms Christine Morris
Brijnath project Australia
Mrs Sue Leitch Dr Piers Dawes
271 Cognitive Screening in 46 Developing
Older Aboriginal Australians: 54 Staff members’ multidisciplinary core
125 Living Well As We Get
89 Age discourse and the The Clock Drawing Test perspectives of prioritisation competencies for the
Older: A community-based 326 Intimacy and ageing in
2.30pm to transformative potential of dilemmas and decision- Australian health and aged
group program for older residential aged care
2.44pm arts engagement Ms Kylie Sullivan, Dr Kylie making in RACFs care workforce
adults
Ms Linda McAuliffe Radford
Dr Gail Kenning Ms Kristiana Ludlow Associate Professor Roslyn
Dr Wendy McKenzie
Poulos
2.45pm to Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all
2.59pm presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters
213 Influencing workforce
change: a discourse analysis
209 Tracking WHO
69 The Active Minds Music 84 Implications of modifying 267 Caring behaviours of of current undergraduate
20 Empowering Older Adults Sustainable Development
Ensemble: Experiences in- MET triggers in an older nursing assistants working in curriculum
3.00pm to Through Advance Personal Goals to improve older
person and online patient cohort residential aged care
3.14pm Planning: A Lawyer’s Role Australians’ health
Dr Jennifer MacRitchie Ms Stephanie Sprogis, Dr Ms Sumina Shrestha
Ms Briony Johnston Ms Susan Phillips Maryann Street Dr Samantha Clune, Anne-
Marie Mahoney
166 Dementia 306 The co-design process:
99 Designing “The Little
communication skills insights from Indigenous 15 ‘Meet Akira’ –
51 Co-production of video Things” training: Evidence-
training program – feasibility staff researching dementia introducing an app for
resources to address carers’ 288 What do older people based resource for
3.15pm to and effectiveness of a care personal carers to identify
information needs want from their healthcare? improving PCAs’
3.29pm student-led model of with holistic care
Ms Roslyn Malay, Mr Harold Communication Skills
Dr Elizabeth Lynch delivery Dr Jessica Cecil
Douglas, Belinda Ducker, Ms Ilsa Hampton
Ms Pip Mackey
Dr Joanne Murray Kylie Sullivan, Diane Cadet-
James
103 Stroke patients’,
55 The appropriateness of
volunteer peers’ and staff 122 Co-designing SA's Plan Presentation Continued 23 Retirement Pathways -
adapting the Australian 256 Older persons, a
perspectives of a hospital- for Ageing Well - for South Reviewing the international
Environmental Assessment pandemic, and the case for
3.30pm to based Stroke Peer Support Australians by South Ms Roslyn Malay, Mr Harold literature
Tool – High Care (EAT-HC) integration
3.44pm Program. Australians Douglas, Belinda Ducker,
for persons with dementia in
Kylie Sullivan, Diane Cadet-
Singapore Ms Jennifer Mann Dr Kylie Crnek - Georgeson
Dr Rosemary Saunders, Ms Kathy Williams James
Renee Graham
Ms Joanna Sun
3.45pm to Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all Chair led discussion – all
4.00pm presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters presenters
Closing Plenary
“In the Picture” reveal nd announcement of:
4.00pm to 4.30pm 2021 Conference & 2021 Gary Andrews International Fellow
2021 Hot Topic & 2021 Glenda Powell Travelling Fellow
Conference Close
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