38th International Conference of Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI/ADA)

The 38th International Conference of Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI/ADA) is dedicated to the emerging challenges of dementia in the Asia Pacific Region, including topics such as:

• Dementia and equitable society
• Dementia and the Convention on Human Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CPRD)
• Dementia and labour laws
• Dementia and human rights
• Dementia policies and public policy
• Dementia and NCDs, SDGs, UHC and ageing
• Economics of dementia
• Designing and evaluating the impact of funding programmes
• Attitudes, awareness and stigma
• Engaging people with dementia and carers in policy
• Fundraising workshop
• Community partnerships / Public-Private-People partnerships
• Diverse populations – inclusion, equality, cultural issues
• Dementia friendliness
• Cognitive reserve, brain resilience and dementia prevention
• Fundraising for dementia
• Public health campaigning
• Implementation of risk reduction interventions (Local, regional and national levels)
• Risk reduction and prevention (including clinical trials)
• Risk factors
• Diagnostic tools
• Diagnosis
• Dementia and spirituality
• Dementia and dignity
• Environment and architecture for dementia
• End of life and palliative care
• Post diagnostic support for people with dementia and carers
• Models of care
• Rehabilitation (physical and cognitive)
• Psychosocial interventions
• Well being and quality of life
• Social isolation, loneliness, depression and the consequences for people with dementia and carers
• Informal carers support – pre, during and post
• Formal carers education and training
• Role of primary care
• Informal carers training
• Global Dementia Observatory (GDO)
• Young carers
• Registries
• International collaboration on data sharing
• Epidemiology
• Clinical trials NEW
• Inflammation and immunity
• Genetics
• Mid-to-late stages of dementia
• Innovation, entrepreneurship and technology
• New and future treatments
• Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
• Young onset dementia
• Non-pharmacological interventions
• Other syndromes and dementia

Who should Attend

• Social and health organisations
• Medical professionals, care providers, nursing and paramedical professionals
• Governmental agencies