PROGRAMME
The Symposium will be an opportunity to connect with and recognise our community and research partners who have engaged with and contributed to the kaupapa of Ageing Well over its 10-year duration. It will also provide a forum to deliver key messages about the Challenge’s successes and future opportunities to a diverse audience.
In the room, there will be a mix of decision-makers, partners, researchers, community advocates, and others involved in the care and support of older people.
We hope these conversations about how New Zealanders can age well will continue, and that the Symposium will provide a valuable opportunity to facilitate future collaborations and networking.
Time
Topic
10:00AM
Open, coffee
10:30AM
Mihi whakatau and Welcome |
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Koro Hata Temo and Dr Will Edwards |
10:40AM
Health and Safety |
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Hinerangi Edwards |
10:45AM
Chair's welcome / opening remarks |
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Dr Will Edwards |
11:15AM
Ageing well and the economy - what comes first? | |
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Keynote: Dr Ganesh Nana |
12:15PM
Lunch and networking
1:15PM
Ageing: Policy & Advocacy | |
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Professor Louise Parr-Brownlie and Sarah Clark |
1:25PM
Keynote Panel
2:50PM
Ageing Well's Policy Journey |
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Ian Town |
3:00PM
Summary of 4-6 key points by the Chairs |
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Professor Louise Parr-Brownlie and Sarah Clark |
3:15PM
Afternoon tea
3:45PM
ECR |
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Associate Professor Diane Ruwhiu and Associate Professor Tracy Perry |
4:15PM
Ageing Well Te Tiriti Journey |
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Callie Corrigan |
4:25PM
Book Launch |
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Directorate |
4:40PM
Reflection from Day 1 / Connecting to day 2 |
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Hinerangi Edwards / Dr Robin Olds |
5:00PM
Day 1 Finish
Time
Topic
8:30AM
Karakia and day 2 open
8:35AM
Māori and Pacific leadership in Ageing Well research |
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Dr Ofa Dewes and Dr Jo Hikaka |
8:45AM
Administrative data in Aotearoa: equity with a focus on Pacific Peoples | |
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Dr Lisa Underwood |
9:00AM
Video interlude
Maama Group
9:05AM
Treasuring older adults to be happy, healthy and safe | |
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Malia Hamani QSM |
9:20AM
Equity in Older Peoples Health Care |
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Mikaela Shannon, talanoa facilitated by Dr Ofa Dewes |
9:50AM
Morning tea
10:20AM
Demonstrating impact post-research funding |
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Rangimahora Reddy, Pare Meha and Daphne Vasea | Rauawaawa Kaumātua Charitable Trust, Hamilton |
10:35AM
Co-creation research with kaumātua |
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Dr Catherine Love, Professor Chris Cunningham and Charles Waldegrave |
10:55AM
Taurite Tū and designing for impact with live demonstration |
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Katrina Bryant |
11:10AM
Whaioranga te pā harakeke – kōeke sovereignty | |
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Louise Ihimaera |
11:30AM
Summary - final comments about next steps of future research
11:45AM
Lunch
12:30PM
Health and Wellbeing |
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Introduction and setting the scene with Professor Ngaire Kerse and Joyce Cook | Chair in Ageing Well |
1:15PM
Project J. Stimulating the brain: lessons learnt and looking forward to the future |
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Professor John Reynolds | University of Otago, Dunedin |
1:35PM
Those receiving care in the community |
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Associate Professor Hamish Jamieson |
1:50PM
Those in Aged residential Care |
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Associate Professor Michal Boyd / Julie Daltrey | University of Auckland, School of Nursing |
2:10PM
Oral Health in Aged Care | |
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Dr Moira Smith | University of Otago, Wellington |
2:25PM
Afternoon tea
Note: grab a drink and quick bite then sit down to panel session below
2:40PM
Health and Wellbeing Q&A Panel
2:50PM
Resilience in Ageing followed by Directors: Forward look, and close |
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Di Turner, Professor David Baxter, Associate Professor Diane Ruwhiu and Associate Professor Tracy Perry |
3:45PM
Karakia and close |
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Dr Will Edwards and Koro Hata Temo |
4:00PM
Day 2 Finish