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Category: Global Ageing News
When the Past is Present: Trauma-Informed Care for Holocaust Survivors
By Stuart Kaplan On Tuesday, December 6th through Thursday, December 8th of 2016, Selfhelp Community Services Holocaust Survivor Program convened an international conference in honor […]
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UN Hosts 7th Working Session of the Open-ended Working Group on Ageing
The Global Ageing Network was well-represented at the Seventh Working Session of the Open-ended Working Group on Ageing at the United Nations in December. Board Chair Marcus […]
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The Global Aging Network Sponsors the Fifth GSA Global Aging Forum: An International Lens on Aging
By Taryn Patterson The 2016 Global Aging Forum: An International Lens on Aging convened in New Orleans as part of the Gerontological Society of America’s […]
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We Are the Global Ageing Network!
In September 2016, the IAHSA Board of Directors unanimously voted to change our name to the Global Ageing Network! Our new name reflects the changing […]
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The Global Ageing Network: A Reflection by Stuart Kaplan
By Stuart C. Kaplan IAHSA has recently changed its name to the Global Ageing Network. These three words succinctly and impactfully represent IAHSA’s Mission & […]
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Household Design: A Look at the Evidence Base
By Bob Lagoyda An international case study on the household design was featured at the recent U.S. LeadingAge Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana. The session […]
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Choose Montreux! Jack York and the Global Ageing Conference Experience
At the recent LeadingAge Conference in Indianapolis, Jack York of It’s Never 2 Late shared his IAHSA conference experience and how making the choice to attend […]
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The Case for Age-Friendly Communities
By Robert Lagoyda The movement toward age-friendly communities is growing, with the key impetus being population ageing. In the United States alone, the population of 65 […]
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How To Redefine the Role of Nurses in Aged Care
By Geralyn Magan Aging services organizations should stop defining the role of the registered nurse (RN) in terms of the physical labor involved in clinical […]
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