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It’s been very interesting. A few things that really stand out for me – it’s so multidisciplinary. It’s not usual that you get such multidisciplinary interaction from allied health, researchers and clinicians coming together. So for me, that’s the thing that’s really interesting is the meetings - its taking basic science and talking about how do we make that work in the real world. And that’s for me, what makes it an exciting meeting for me to be at.
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Ageing Symposium
Ageing Well: Maintaining Function and Psychological Well-being (cont.)
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Track type:
Symposium
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Date: 18 Sep 2021
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Time:
1115 - 1245
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Location: Seminar Room 5
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The symposium will provide an overview of the state-of-the-art research at SingHealth and Duke-NUS, on ageing from the health and social perspectives. Principal investigators working on the areas of rehabilitation, community health services, medication labelling, and interventions to improve falls risk, will present their findings and learning points as well as the use of systems modeling in health systems to improve care delivery. Local and international work will be shared.
TOPIC 1:
Clinical Geriatrics in the Community: Partnerships in Prevention to Palliation – the CGH Experience
TOPIC 2:
Improving Post Stroke Rehabilitation Use and Persistence: A High Value Target for Change
TOPIC 3:
What do we Understand about the Risk Factors Related to Severe Osteoarthritis from the Singapore Chinese Health Study
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TOPIC 4:
Going beyond Healthcare to Health through Social Prescribing
TOPIC 6:
Improving Prescription Medication Labels for Older Singaporeans: Why and How?
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TOPIC 7:
Evaluating a Community Health and Social Services Programme: Translating Research into Policy
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