Programme


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29 SEPTEMBER 2010
12.00 REGISTRATION OPENS
Amphitheatre
15.00 Opening Ceremony and Welcome Addresses at the 2010 EUGMS Congress
EUGMS President D O'Neill (Irl)
Mary Harney TD, Minister of Health, Ireland
Chairpersons: Prof Davis Coakley (Irl) and Prof Jean Pierre Michel (EUGMS)

15.40

Ageing, Global Health and Human Rights
HER EXCELLENCY,
MARY ROBINSON (Irl)
Founder/President of Realizing Rights: Ethical Globalization Initiative
16.30 Ageing and the poetic spirit
SEAMUS HEANEY, Nobel Laureate
18.00 WELCOME RECEPTION AT CONFERENCE CENTRE
Short Concert
30 SEPTEMBER 2010
GERIATRIC CHALLENGES GERIATRIC TECHNIQUES GERIATRIC TECHNOLOGIES CORE CURRICULUM
08.30 Atherosclerosis, neuro- and cardiovascular risk factors Operationalization of Comprehensive Geriatric Assessments Towards more appropriate drug prescription in older people Neuropsychiatric conditions
Are the cardio- and neurological risk factors the same at midlife and in the extreme old age?
Miia KIVIPELTO (FI)
What’s new in CGA?
Olav SVETVOLD (No)
Quality of prescriptions in geriatric patients
A SPINEWINE (B)
Neuropsychological assessment
Robert COEN (IRL)
From when to what age is it possible to prevent atherosclerosis?
L BUEE (F)
Developments in the Minimum Data Set
Palmi JONNSON (Iceland)
Inappropriate medication use in hospitals
Graziano ONDER (I)
Delirium
Barbara VON MUNSTER (NL)
Treatment strategy: diet, physical activities or drugs? Do they work in very old people?
F RODRIGUEZ-ARTALEJO (SP)
Submitted Presentations New European drug prescription tools:
STOPP and START
Denis O’MAHONY (IRL)
Ageing and Intellectual disability
H EVENHUIS (NL)
10.15 COFFEE BREAK
10.45 Cardio-vascular disease management programs Sarcopaenia: assessment and preventive measures Pharmaco-genetics and genetic technology interventions Respiratory Diseases
Emerging guidelines for treatment of hypertension in the very old
J Manuel RIBERA –CASADO (SP)
EUGMS working group on sarcopaenia
Alfonso CRUZ-JENTOFT (E)
Potential applications of stem cell therapies in older people
Giovanni ANGELO (I)
COPD – new approaches
Cardiac resynchronization in older CHF patients
Michael FRENNEAUX (UK)
New approaches to management of sarcopaenia and frailty
Jean-Pierre MICHEL (CH)
Genetics of the oldest old
IM REA (Belfast)
Pneumonia and older people
Marc PACCALIN (F)
Continuity of care of heart failure patients
Anne STROMBERG (FI)
Sarcopaenic obesity
Mauro ZAMBONI (I)
Individualized prescribing
and new technologies
Stephen JACKSON (UK)
 Dysphagia and geriatricians
12.30 LUNCH
13.30 POSTER ROUNDS
14.30 New integrated management of stroke Emerging lifestyle priorities, in older people Integration in practice: focus on extended care residents Geriatric Giants
Innovations in integrated care  of the older stroke patient
Peter LANGHORNE (UK)
Dermatoporosis:
a promising entity
Jean SAURAT (CH)
If homecare is the goal, what is home in a technological age?
Athena McLEAN (USA)
Urinary incontinence
Carlos VERDEJO (E)
Thrombolysis and older people with stroke
Peter KELLY (IRL)
Submitted Presentations Innovative support for nursing homes
Patricia McCORMACK (IRL)
Faecal incontinence
Philippe CHASSAGNE (F)
Prevention and management of the late complications in stroke patients
Martin O’DONNELL (Canada)
Submitted Presentations Submitted Presentations Pressure Sores
Sylvie MEAUME (F)
16.00 COFFEE BREAK
16.30 Sponsored Satelite Symposium Sponsored Satelite Symposium Sponsored Satelite Symposium Sponsored Satelite Symposium
1 OCTOBER 2010
GERIATRIC CHALLENGES GERIATRIC TECHNIQUES GERIATRIC TECHNOLOGIES CORE CURRICULUM
08.30 MCI and conversion into
Alzheimer’s Disease
Innovative approaches to rehabilitation Technology, health and ageing – a major integrated programme, TRIL Metabolic disorders
How to assess and manage MCI?
Peter PASSMORE (UK)
Robotics and rehabilitation
Stefan HESS (De)
Symposium Presenters to include Ian ROBERTSON (IRL), Richard REILLY (IRL), Brian LAWLOR (IRL) Electrolyte disturbances
BONNEFOY (F)
New brain imaging techniques and prediction of MCI conversion
H HAMPEL (D)
When and why using constraint therapy and older people Disorders of mineral metabolism
Patrick AMMANN (CH)
The tomorrow treatment: antiamyloid vaccination vs anti-Tau drugs?
Dominic WALSH (IRL)
Submitted Presentations Diabetes management
Ulrich VISCHER (CH)
10.15 COFFEE BREAK
10.45 Management of diarrhea epidemics in geriatric wards Rehabilitation challenges in dementia Information technology and geriatricians Core curriculum
New Approaches to Clostridium Difficile management
Lorraine KYNE (IRL)
Post cardio- and neuro-vascular acute events
Ynge GUSTAFSON (SW)
Gerotechnology and older people
Alain FRANCO (F)
Driving abilities
D O’NEILL (IRL)
The gut microbiota and ageing: pro or contra probiotics
Paul O’TOOLE (IRL)
Post upper and/or lower limbs fractures rehabilitation
Katharina PILS (A)
Technology and chronic disease management
David CRAIG (UK)
Identifying elder abuse
Jim O’BRIEN (USA)
Management of Rota virus epidemics in nursing homes
Alberto PILOTO (I)
Memory and ecological training in demented patients
Andreas MONSCH (CH)
Submitted Presentations Assessing Quality of life
H Mc GEE (Irl)
12.30 LUNCH
13.30 POSTER ROUNDS
14.30 Why longitudinal studies matter for geriatricians Ethics and the new technologies New ways of teaching geriatric medicine Sensory impairments
Geriatricians and longitudinal studies
Rose-Anne KENNY (IRL)
New ways of assessing decision making capacity in demented patients
Shaun O’KEEFFE (IRL)
Release of the European standards of pre- and post-graduate geriatric teaching
Dieter LUTTJE (D)
Impact of oral health on nutrition
B WÖSTMANN (D)
Learning from the oldest-old
K ANDERSEN-RANBERG (DK)
Ethics, dementia and technologies
Inger HAGEN (No)
Integrating gerontology and geriatric medicine in a new medical school
Paul FINUCANE (IRL)
Macular degeneration
S BEATTIE (Irl)
Early identification of persons at risk of disability
DL DEEG (Nl)
Submitted Presentations New techniques and technologies geriatric medicine teaching
Paul O’NEILL (UK)
Hearing difficulties and cognitive impairment
16.00 COFFEE BREAK
16.30 Closing Session
Global ageing and geriatric medicine
J BEARD (WHO)
Alzheimer's disease as a preventable syndrome
F FORRETTE (F)
Close, prizes, and Malaga 2011
19.00 CONFERENCE DINNER IN MANSION HOUSE