Future Directions for Ageing Well: A Roadmap for Ageing Persons with Intellectual Disability
Held at Trinity College Dublin, 7 & 8 September

Presentation Powerpiont Slides:

• The Recent Develepments of the Ageing Service Networks in Asia: Retrospective form past and perspective for the future. Lisa Wang

• Multi-professional perspectives on ageing and intellectual disabilities; trends and missed chances. Meindert Haveman

• Evolutionary nature of content of the SIRGAID meetings: International impact on research, policy, and practice. Matt Janicki

• Policy trends in ageing services likely to influence ageing provision for people with intellectual disability. Philip McCallion

• Building bricks for an Advocacy Service: Exploring the set-up of the National Advocacy for People with Disabilities in 2011. Mairide Woods

• Age-related mental health needs in people with ID: understanding the complexity of the relationship and the extent of need. Tony Holland

• Key challenges for health care provision, prevention, intervention, and research: hidden geriatric syndromes at age 50. Heleen Evenhuis

• The role of specialist service in health care of people with ID as they age. Jenny Torr

• Working with generalist health care and palliative care services to support people with ID as they age Mary McCarron

• Self-directed supports among adults aging with ID and their families Tamar Heller

• Vulnerability factors that affect aging in place and are salutogen thinking a metode to promote aging in place? Frode Larsen

• What does a sense of community mean to people with intellectual disability Mary McCarron