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the 7th APRU Research Symposium on Ageing in the Asia-Pacific
6-8 November 2016● Beijing, China
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the 7th APRU Research Symposium on Ageing in the Asia-Pacific
6-8 November 2016● Beijing, China
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the 7th APRU Research Symposium on Ageing in the Asia-Pacific
6-8 November 2016● Beijing, China
CONTENTS
To Guests .................................................................................. 4
About Hosts .............................................................................. 5
About Organizers ...................................................................... 6
About Beijing ............................................................................ 8
General Information ................................................................. 9
Conference Agenda................................................................. 11
Traffic Guide............................................................................ 19
Contact Committee ................................................................. 23
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the 7th APRU Research Symposium on Ageing in the Asia-Pacific
6-8 November 2016● Beijing, China
TO GUEST
Welcome to the 7th APRU Research Symposium on Ageing in the Asia-Pacific, a big
event taking place in the capital of China -- Beijing, from Nov. 6th to Nov. 8th.
Under the theme of “Ageing, Innovation and Sustainable development”, researches
with a wide variety of knowledge field, including gerontology and geriatrics, will be
presented together. In this symposium, everyone will have the opportunity to
communicate with others from all over the world.
Global aging of the population has brought both opportunities and challenges.
Increasing longevity is surely good news for everyone, while it’s also followed by lots
of social, economic and cultural challenges to individuals, families, and even the
global community, especially the Pacific Rim where ageing population grows rapidly.
As for China, with the largest population size in the world and about 210 million
people over 60-year-old by 2015, challenges are around the corner. To deal with them,
it’s necessary to expand and regulate elderly care services.
We sincerely look forward to seeing the attendance of you, your family, and your
colleagues at the 7th APRU Research Symposium on Ageing in the Asia-Pacific in
Beijing. We wish you a pleasant and worthwhile stay here.
Committee of the 7th APRU Symposium Conference
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ABOUT HOSTS:
Peking University is a comprehensive and national key university. The campus,
known as "Yan Yuan"（the garden of Yan）, is situated at Haidian District in the
western suburb of Beijing, with a total area of 2,743,532 square meters (or 274
hectares). It stands near to the Yuanmingyuan Garden and the Summer Palace.
Peking University has become a center for teaching and research and a university of a
new type, embracing diverse branches of learning such as basic and applied sciences,
social sciences and the humanities, and sciences of medicine, management, and
education. Its aim is to rank among the world's best universities in the future.
For more information, please refer to: http://www.pku.edu.cn/
APRU was established in 1997 by the presidents of California Institute of Technology
(Thomas Everhart), University of California, Berkeley (Chang-Lin Tien), University
of California, Los Angeles (Charles Young) and University of Southern California
(Steven B. Sample).
Vision
Seeing the rapid economic integration of the region and the formation of APEC, the
founding presidents' vision was to establish a premier alliance of research universities
as an advisory body to international organizations, governments and business on the
development of science and innovation as well as on the broader development of
higher education. The vision now encompasses focusing new knowledge on the global
challenges affecting the region.
For more information, please refer to: http://apru.org/
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ABOUT ORGANIZERS
Institute of Population Research of Peking University is closely associated with
China's population development and has a long tradition in population studies. It
hopes to develop a united, open, mobile and competitive mechanism and to integrate
our thoughts, skills, knowledge and talents together, so as to make the Institute a
modern, multi-disciplinary and systematic research platform. Through teaching,
research and social services, the Institute trains high level theoretical and practical
population specialists, prepares basic materials and scientific information needed for
government policy formulation, offers society consultation and practical services,
devotes all efforts to promote population, economic, social resource and
environmental sustainable development, and creates a sound population environment
for building up a well-to-do society and promoting human development.
For more information, please refer to: http://ipr.pku.edu.cn/
The Institute of Ageing Studies, which is under the Institute of Population Research,
Peking University, has engaged its activities in the study of population ageing and
organized several international and national meetings on ageing. Through teaching,
research and social services, The Institute of Ageing Studies carries out research on
population ageing, trains specialists on ageing studies, promotes social sustainable
development of society and helps to enhance the quality of life of the elderly.
Research and Service:
·Academic and policy research
·Education
·Training
·Consultation
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PKU-APEC Health Science Academy （HeSAY） focuses specifically on health
innovation policies and partnerships, as applied to population health in areas of social
and economic importance, including maternal/child health, mental health,
non-communicable diseases (NCDs), the nexus between infectious disease, NCDs and
disabilities, the special situation of population ageing, and building human capacity in
regulatory sciences. Overlaid on these areas would be topics of health care reform,
universal coverage, and healthcare financing. The goal of the PKU-APEC HeSAY is
to develop collaborating projects that inform economies’ health innovation strategy as
appropriate, to integrate APEC cross-border education initiatives with students and
researcher exchanges, to enhance the collaboration among APEC member economies
and to improve the population health of APEC and global population health.
Based at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) with nodes at the Australian
National University (ANU) and The University of Sydney, CEPAR is producing
world-class research on population ageing. The CEPAR is a unique collaboration
bringing together academia, government and industry to address one of the major
social challenges of the twenty first century.
For more information, please refer to: http://www.cepar.edu.au/
Acknowledgement:
The bottles of drinking water for the conference are provided by Beijing Pristine Sources Health
Technology Development co,ltd.
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6-8 November 2016● Beijing, China
ABOUT BEIJING
Language: Chinese Average Temperatures
Population: 21,700,000 (The Year 2015) Spring 1℃-12℃
Currency: CNY Summer 18℃-29℃
Area: 16410.54 Square Kilometers Autumn 15℃-25℃
Winter -5℃-5℃
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November 6 November 7th November 8th
Day: sunny Day: moderate rain Day: moderate rain
Day: sunny Day: moderate rain Day: moderate rain
10℃~3℃ 13℃~1℃ 10℃~ -1℃
Beijing has a recorded history of over 3000 years and it is developing prosperously. Evidence of
human ancestry dating back to 700,000 years ago has been found in such places as Zhoukoudian
in the southwest part of Beijing, where the remains known as “Peking Man” were found.
Through the years’ development, Beijing has become an international cosmopolitan. It is governed
as a direct-controlled municipality under the national government, with 16 urban and suburban
districts.
Nowadays, Beijing is the second largest Chinese city
by urban population after Shanghai and is the nation’s
political, cultural and educational center. It is home to
the headquarters of most of China’s largest
state-owned companies, and is a major hub for the
national highway, expressway, railway and
high-speed rail networks. Beijing Capital International
Airport is the second busiest airport in the world.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Venue
Science Lecture Hall, Building 1, Zhongguanyuan Global Village, Peking University
126 Zhongguancun North Main Street
中关村北大街 126 号
Language
The official language of the congress is English. All presentations will be made in
English and simultaneous translation will not be provided.
Registration Time
Sunday, 6th Room 217, the Economic Building, Peking
15:00-18:00
November 2016 University
Main entrance for the Science Lecture Hall,
Monday,7th
07:30-08:20 Building 1, Zhongguanyuan Global Village,
November 2016
Peking University
Main entrance for the Science Lecture Hall,
Tuesday, 8th
08:00-08:30 Building 1, Zhongguanyuan Global Village,
November 2016
Peking University
There are two ways available to pay your registration fee
1, Transfer to the account below:
Bank name: Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
Branch: Beijing Municipal Branch, Beijing, PRC
Swift code: ICBKCNBJBJM Account number: 0200004509089131151
Account name: Peking University
2,To pay registration fee at registration desk during registration time is also welcomed
（USD cash only for those outside China）
Early bird registration Regular registration
(September 1-30) (October 1-31)
Students: $80 Students: $100
Others: $180 Others: $200
Note: Whether early bird or not will depend on the date you summit your registration
form.
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Conference Badge
Your conference badge is required for entry into all congress. If your badge is lost，
please contact our staffs for a new one.
Welcome Function
The Welcome Function will be held in the Greenery, Ground floor of Lakeview Hotel
during 18:00-20:00 on 6th November.
Shuttle Bus
At 17:30, a shuttle bus to the Welcome Function will be waiting at the main entry of
Building 1, Zhongguanyuan Global Village. At 20:15, a shuttle bus back to Building 1,
Zhongguanyuan Global Village will be waiting at the main entry of the Lake View
Hotel.
Tea Break
There will be two Tea Breaks a day during November 7th-8th, check more details on
CONFERENCE AGENDA.
Lunch & Dinner
Lunch and dinner will be served in the Sunshine Dining Room, 2nd floor, Building 1,
Zhongguanyuan Global Village, which is merely 25 meters away from the venue.
Volunteers will be there for guiding.
No Smoking
This is a non-smoking event. Smoking is not allowed inside public areas or session
halls. Your cooperation will be highly appreciated.
Currency
The currency of China is Chinese Yuan. Chinese Yuan comes in both coin and
banknote forms. The size of Chinese currency both coins and bills increases with
value and varies in colors.
Sessions
Please make sure to be in session halls on time as all session will begin on time.
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CONFERENCE AGENDA
Day1 Nov 6, 2016
Room 217, Economic
15:00-18:00 Registration
Building, PKU
The Greenery, ground
18:00-20:00 Welcome Function floor of the Lake
View Hotel
Day2 Nov 7, 2016
07:30-08:20 Registration
Prof. Gong Chen, Deputy Director of
Moderators
PKUIPR
Christina Schönleber
Deputy Director (International 8min speech
08:20-08:50
Welcome and Secretariat) per person
Opening Remarks Prof. Xiao Ying Zheng, Director of
PKUIPR
Yan Song Lee, Vice-President of PKU
08:50-09:00 Photo Times
Ageing in rural areas in Asia:
implications for policy and society
Prof. Peter McDonald, The University of Science Lecture Hall,
Melbourne and CEPAR Building 1,
Facilitating the caring embracement ZhongGuanyuan
between generations – gerontechnology Global Village,PKU
30min speech
design philosophy from the Sinophone
and 10min
09:00-11:00 Keynote Speeches world
Q&A per
Prof. Yeh-Liang Hsu, YuanZe University
person
Innovating for Ageing in the 21st
Century: Critical Issue
Prof. Angelique Chan, Associate
Professor of Duke-NUS Medical School;
Executive Director of Center for Ageing
Research &Education(CARE)
Tea Break &
11:00-11:10
Poster time
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Elder Care System in China: Present and
Perspectives
Zhang Bingzi, Associate Research
Fellow and vice-director of Research
Office, Research Department of Social
development, Development Research
Center of the State Council (DRC)
Study on the strategy for health aging in
China.
15min speech
11:10-12:30 Oral Session Xiaoning Hao, Director of Division of
per person
National Health Development Research
and 20min
Center，NHFPC
Q&A in total
Education and Training Innovations in
the Field of Ageing in China
Lan Liu, Vice director，Institute of
Ageing Studies, PKU
Restorative Care Enabling Healthy
Longevity
Ninie Wang, Founder CEO of Pinetree
Care Group
Lunch &
12:30-13:30
Poster time
Concurrent Sub-forum Oral Sessions
Aging and Tourism Potential for
Indonesia
Sub-Forum No.1: Muliadi Widjaja, University of Indonesia
Ageing and Age Structural Change and Future
30min speech GuanHu-A Meeting
Development Ageing in the Philippines
and 10min Room, Building 1,
13:30-15:30 Nimfa Ogena, University of the
Q&A per Zhongguanyuan
Philippines
person Global Village,PKU
Population Ageing as catalyst For social
Moderators
change--the case of cultural
Prof. Yeh-Liang Hsu,
institutions--a literature review
YuanZe University
Lena Gan, The University of Melbourne
Assessment of Strategies for Improving
Sub-Forum No.2: the Understanding of Prescription
30min speech YingTa-A Meeting
Ageing and Medication Labels among Elderly
and 10min Room, Building 1,
13:30-15:30 Innovation Singaporeans: Is there a Case for
Q&A per Zhongguanyuan
Moderators Bilingual Labels and Pictograms?
person Global Village,PKU
Rahul Malhotra , Duke-NUS Medical
School
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Multimorbidity among older persons in
China: prevalence, disease pattern, and
medical expenditure
He Chen, Peking University
Wellbeing and Employment Willingness
Prof. Angelique
of Senior Citizen: Qualitative Case
Chan, Duke-NUS
Study in Indonesia
Medical School
Niken putri, Universitas Indonesia
Tea Break &
15:30-16:00
Poster Time
Beyond ageing debates: Exploring the
scope of ‘memorial social work’ for
people who have died and their living
Sub-Forum No.3: families
Gerontechnology Hong Jae, University of Auckland
and Social Work From Productive to Graceful Ageing 30min speech GuanHu-A Meeting
with Human Resource Perspective and 10min Room, Building 1,
16:00-18:00 Chuang-Chun Chiou, Tunghai Q&A per Zhongguanyuan
University person Global Village,PKU
Moderators Planning for care-giving facilities in
Prof. Peter Beijing: Establishment of new concept
McDonald, The and model
University of Xiaolu Gao, Bingqiu Yan, Chinese
Melbourne Academy of Sciences
Impact of stroke-survivor disability on
trajectories of positive aspects of
caregiving among family caregivers
Rahul Malhotra, Duke-NUS Medical
Sub-Forum No.4:
School
Health and Care
Lifetime Probabilities of Adult Day Care 30min speech YingTa-A Meeting
Utilization in Japan and 10min Room,Building 1,
16:00-18:00
Hiroshige Matsumoto, University of Q&A per Zhongguanyuan
Tokyo person Global Village,PKU
Does the public long-term care system
Moderators
reduce the cost of caring the aged?
Ninie Wang, Founder
Lessons from Japanese 15 years’
CEO of Pinetree Care
experience
Group
Fengming Chen, Tohoku University
18:00-20:00 Dinner
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Day 3 Nov 8, 2016
(International Academic Conference for Students)
08:00-08:30 Registration
Prof. Tuan,Pan-chio, Nan Kai University
Moderators
of Technology
Dr. Lu Bei, University of New South
08:30-08:40 Awards Ceremony
Wales and CEPAR
08:40-08:50 Photo Times
Aging related research with a China
Training and
focus
08:50-10:20 Guidance for Early
Dr. Lu Bei, University of New South
Academic Career
Wales and CEPAR
Tea Break &
10:20-10:40 Science Lecture Hall,
Poster Time
Building 1,
The prevalence and factors of comorbid
Zhongguanyuan
physical and mental disability among
Global Village,PKU
Chinese elderly
Chao Guo, Peking University &Stanford 20min speech
university and 5min
10:40-11:30 Oral Session
Relationships between space Q&A per
management and quality of life for person
elderly in private domestic buildings
Ibukun FAMAKIN, City University of
Hong Kong
Lunch &
11:30-12:30
Poster Time
Concurrent Sub-forum Oral Sessions
The association of religious participation
and cognitive impairment in the elderly
in China
Yanan Luo, Peking University
15min speech
Health insurance and female Labor force
Sub-Forum No.1: per person, GuanHu-A Meeting
participation in rural China
Policy and 10min Room, Building 1,
12:30-14:00 Xiaoyun Zhang, UNSW and CEPAR
Revolution comment per Zhongguanyuan
Decomposition of Income-related
reviewer, Global Village,PKU
inequalities in health among Chinese
10min Q&A
elderly: an empirical research based on
the data from the fourth sampling survey
of the aged population in Beijing
Hangqing Ruan, Peking university
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Comment
Lena Gan, University Two Sides of Elderly Community: Local
of Melbourne Care and Demographic Dividend
Muliadi Widjaja, HaoMen, Jilin University
University of
Indonesia
Study on the association between
physical health and elder abuse in China
Xu Wen, Peking University
The research on emotional support from
pet companionship on the cognitive
function of the oldest old based on
Sub-Forum No.2:
social-support theory
Family and Society
Guogui Huang, Peking University 15min speech
“Taking care even huge stress”: per person, YingTa-A Meeting
Narratives of lived experiences of 10min Room,Building 1,
12:30-14:00
caregivers of older persons with comment per Zhongguanyuan
dementia In Macau reviewer, Global Village,PKU
Wen Zeng, University of Auckland 10min Q&A
Comment
Family Coping In Caring for Older
Juanjuan Sun,
People with Diabetes Mellitus in
Renmin University；
Tasikmalaya Indonesia: A
Rahul Malhotra ,
Phenomenology Study
Duke-NUS Medical
Siti Badriah, University of Indonesia
School
Tea Break &
14:00-14:15
Poster Time
What is the Effect of Television Media
on the Mental Health of the Elderly?
From the Perspective of Spiritual Needs.
Shuqin Li, University of Chinese
Academy of Sciences 15min speech
Sub-Forum No.3: Requirements for Rebuilding a Housing per person, GuanHu-A Meeting
Innovation and Complex While Maintaining the Living 10min Room, Building 1,
14:15-15:45
Explore Environment for the Local Elderly comment per Zhongguanyuan
Comment Mio Choki , University of Tokyo reviewer, Global Village,PKU
Domestic inhabitation arrangement and 10min Q&A
the elderly life
satisfaction——Empirical analysis based
on CGSS2013 data
Suzhen Du, XiangTan University
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Comment The Effect of the Society of Senior
He Chen, Peking Citizens on Care Services for the
University Disabled Elderly in Rural China
Lu Bei, University of Liu Nina, Guo Yueqing, North China
New South Wales Electric Power University
How can Chinese older adults play a
great role in Western China
Sub-Forum No.4: Jing Li , University Of Osaka
Theory and Practice Spiritual nursing intervention and chair
yoga exercise improve life satisfaction of
older adults
Yoga Kertapati, Universitas of Indonesia 15min speech
Comparative Research on the per person, YingTa-A Meeting
Alzheimer's Disease and Prevention: 10min Room,Building 1,
14:15-15:45
Analysis of Netherlands, China and comment per Zhongguanyuan
Comment
Ecuador reviewer, Global Village,PKU
Chuang-Chun Chiou,
LI Xueyan, SUN Ailing, LIU Ruizheng, 10min Q&A
Tunghai University
Anhui Normal University, Shihezi
Hong Jae, The
University
University of
Focus Control Simulation Study of None
Auckland
-invasive High -Intensity Focused
Ultrasound Cancer Treatment
Mingzhen Zhang, University of Tokyo
15:45-16:00 preparation
Ageing-related
16:00 departure time for bus Le amor Nursing
15:45-20:00 Practice Visiting
18:00-19:00 dinner time Home
(Optional)
19:00 return time
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TRAFFIC GUIDE
Airport to Zhongguanyuan Global Village Building 1
Zhongguanyuan Global Village Hotel Address:126 Zhongguancun North Main Street
(in Pinyin：Zhongguan Cun Bei Dajie; in Chinese: 中关村北大街 126 号)
Airport to Hotel：
1. Taxi or Uber (cost about RMB 110 Yuan, takes about 40 minutes)
1) Waiting for the Taxis at the airport directly, the price is between 100-140 Yuan
(including road tolls).
2) Using the taxi-hailing apps (like Uber), the price is between 120-140 Yuan (not
including road tolls).
Service Number: 010-96106/96103/96109
2. Metro （cost about RMB 30 Yuan, takes about 1 hour）
You can take Airport Line in Capital Airport Terminal 2, Terminal 3, and transfer to
Metro Line 10 at Sanyuanqiao Station, and then transfer to Metro Line 4 at Hai Dian
Huang Zhuang Station.
Getting off at East Gate of Peking University Station（D exit (Southwest), and then
walking to the South about 322meters.
Railway Station to Zhongguanyuan Global Village Building1
From Beijing South Railway Station:
Take Metro Line 4 and get off at East Gate of Peking University Station D exit
(Southwest)
From Beijing West Railway Station：
Take Metro Line 9 and transfer to Metro Line 4 at National Library Station, then
get off at East Gate of Peking University Station D exit
(Southwest)
From Beijing Station：
Take Metro Line 1 and transfer to Metro Line 4 at Xizhimen Station, then get off
at East Gate of Peking University Station D exit (Southwest)
From Beijing North Railway Station：
Take Metro Line 4 and get off at East Gate of Peking University Station D exit
(Southwest)
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Note:
Type 1：Shuttle Bus
Route Time Starting Place Destination
Building1, Zhongguanyuan
1 17:15-17:30 the Lakeview Hotel
Global Village
Building1, Zhongguanyuan
2 20:00-20:15 the Lakeview Hotel
Global Village
Type 2：On foot
More details can be found on the map
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CONTACT COMMITTEE
Prof. Gong Chen chengong@pku.edu.cn
Associate. Prof. Lan Liu liulan@pku.edu.cn
Associate. Prof. Lihua Pang pang@pku.edu.cn
Associate. Prof. Lei Zhang zhanglei@pku.edu.cn
Xiang Li +8618810825579 hdlx0202@126.com
Ran Wang +8618811627922 wran0418@pku.edu.cn
Shangjun Liu +8615697368153 1076795202@qq.com
Jiayu Yan +8618810590556 qimu.zaoying@163.com
Jiebo Lei +8618811589058 15894914000@163.com
Jing Chen +8613810477187 939778195@qq.com
Yiwen Xiao +8618511296251 qaqe123@qq.com
Qiao Sun +8613011801407 sunqiao916@sina.cn
Hangqing Ruan +8618810522704 ruanhangqing@163.com
Ning Kang +8613701312247 kangning@pku.edu.cn
Ling Geng +8618810652712 excellentgl0722@163.com
Rujing Fan +8618810897636 rkyjs18810897636@pku.edu.cn
Ruoyang Qiao +8615901058976 qiaoruoyang@126.con
Wenchu Cheng +8618410208460 chengzhaolaya@sina.com
Yanyan Fu +8618810655825 422040656@qq.com
Yuying Zhang +8618810200236 834794182@qq.com
Shiqi Lin +8615652915779 739162170@qq.com
Jiayi Li +8618811055606 sclijy@126.com
Chaochao Wu +8618801309628 shiniankc@163.com
Zijian Tang +8618800193125 rkyjstangzijian@pku.edu.cn
Xin Jin +8618811700258 jxinpku@163.com
Zijun Liao +8615910668516 liaozijun@pku.edu.cn
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