
For four days leaders from IAHSA's Global Ageing Network will gather in London, England to explore best practices and trends in the ageing services field. The conference programme features speakers from all over the world and addresses a diverse range of critical topics including programme innovation, the frontline workforce, design for ageing, technology and leadership development.
Through a stimulating combination of plenary sessions, symposia, interactive workshops, facility tours and social events, the 8th International Conference promises to leave attendees inspired and armed with the tools necessary to create the future of quality care.
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Get the most out of your experience in London and begin building your Global Network by following these simple tips!
Tip #1: Don't miss the Plenary Sessions
These amazing events will show you just how important it is to have Leadership Beyond Borders in the ageing services field.
Tip #2: Go on a facility tour
You will meet a bus full of new people on Sunday before the start of the conference.
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