Organizations
Global Ageing Network, National Care Forum, ScottishCare, Ontario Long Term Care Association (OLTCA)
Webinar Overview
Join the Ageing Commons Webinar, “Research based long-term care workforce practices” the first session in the Global Virtual Roundtable Series, bringing together researchers, providers, workforce leaders, and practitioners from around the world to explore one of the most urgent challenges in long-term care: building and sustaining a strong workforce while maintaining quality of life and quality of care.
This 60-minute global conversation builds on the success of the Ageing Commons and is designed to bridge research, policy, and real-world practice, with perspectives from multiple countries and care settings.
Key Question
How can long-term care providers retain good workers while supporting quality of life for both staff and those they serve?
- A concise, high-impact 60-minute webinar
- Insights from international researchers, workforce experts, and frontline practitioners
- A structured format featuring short speaker remarks followed by moderated discussion and Q&A
- Practical, research-informed takeaways that can be applied across diverse long-term care settings
- Workforce retention beyond wages: culture, conditions, and quality of life
- Research and practice perspectives on long-term care workforce challenges
- The role of technology and digital transformation
- Building resilience and preparedness in long-term care systems
- Global insights from the U.S., Europe, Japan, and beyond
- Long-term care providers and organizational leaders
- Workforce development and HR professionals
- Researchers and academics
- Policymakers and advocates
- Global Ageing Network members and partners
- Length: 60 minutes
- Speakers: Approximately five speakers, including a home care worker
- Structure: 10-minute speaker insights followed by moderated Q&A rounds
- The webinar will be recorded.
- Register (via GOLTC site)
Participants will leave with:
- A clearer understanding of global workforce trends in long-term care
- Practical ideas to support workforce retention and quality of life
- Exposure to research that informs day-to-day practice
- Connections to an international community committed to strengthening long-term care
Karen Tills bury (or someone from the team) – United Kingdom
Researcher – Japan
Brittany McFeeley and Verena C. and/or Jennifer Johs-Artisensi – United States
Date & Timing
February 24, 2026 at 7 a.m. US EST/12 p.m. GMT/9 p.m. JST (see time zone converter)
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