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Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSD6 067 PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM - COMPRESSION OF MORBIDITY: HAS IT COME TRUE? Chair(s): Renato MAIA GUIMARÃES (Brasilia, Brazil ) SD6 067-1 MEASURING AND MONITORING SUCCESS IN COMPRESSING MORBIDITYJames FRIES (Stanford, United States of America) SD6 067-2 ALTERNATION OF COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION OF MORBIDITY/DISABILITY :GERIATRIC PERSPECTIVES Jean Pierre MICHEL (Geneva, Switzerland) SD6 067-3 ARE COMPRESSION OF MORTALITY, MORBIDITY AND DISABILITY UNIVERSAL PHENOMENA? Jean Marie ROBINE (Montpellier , France) SD6 067-4 HEALTH CAPITAL, COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION OF MORBIDITY Renato MAIA GUIMARÃES (Brasilia, Brazil) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSB6 068 NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT IN NURSING HOMES Chair(s): Graziano ONDER (Rome, Italy), Agathe RAYNAUD-SIMON (Paris, France) SB6 068-1 THE PREVALENCE AND IMPACT OF AN UNDERDETECTED PROBLEMTommy CEDERHOLM (Uppsala, Sweden) SB6 068-2 SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT OF MALNUTRITION IN NURSING HOMES Juergen BAUER (Nuremberg, Germany) SB6 068-3 VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY AND ITS IMPACT ON FUNCTIONALITY IN NURSING HOMES Yves ROLLAND (Toulouse, France) SB6 068-4 TO PEG OR NOT TO PEG Rainer WIRTH (Borken, Germany) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSB6 069 SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR COMMUNITY-DWELLING FRAIL ELDERLY PATIENTS AT THE HOSPITAL-COMMUNITY INTERFACE: A HONG KONG EXPERIENCE Chair(s): Tak Kwan KONG (Hong Kong, China), Man Fuk LEUNG (Hong Kong, China) SB6 069-1 INTERFACE BETWEEN THE DIFFERENT STREAMS OF PATIENT FLOW: TOWARDS MEDICO-SOCIAL COLLABORATIONPeter MILLARD (Surrey, United Kingdom) SB6 069-2 RISK PREDICTION MODEL ON ELDERLY EMERGENCY ADMISSIONS: THE HARRPE MODEL LH TSUI (Kowloon, Hong Kong) SB6 069-3 HOW FRAIL AND COMPLEX ARE THE HARRPE PATIENTS? BC TONG (Kwai Chung, Hong Kong) SB6 069-4 POST-DISCHARGE PROGRAM FOR ELDERLY HEART FAILURE PATIENTS KY SHA (Kowloon, Hong Kong) SB6 069-5 AN EVALUATION STUDY OF "ELDERLY CARE AT HOME PROJECT" PM FUNG (Kowloon, Hong Kong) SB6 069-6 TARGETED CASE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR HIGH RISK OLDER PERSONS REDUCES HOSPITAL BED-DAYS AND SAVES COST YM WU (Hong Kong, Hong Kong) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSD6 070 SOCIAL ROLES OF OLDER ADULTS IN MULTIGENERATIONAL FAMILIES: STRUCTURAL, CULTURAL, AND NATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS Chair(s): Merril SILVERSTEIN (Los Angeles, USA) SD6 070-1 INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND SOCIAL MOBILITY AMONG TRANSNATIONAL FAMILIES IN FRANCEClaudine ATTIAS-DONFUT (Paris, France) SD6 070-2 CLOSE AT A DISTANCE--CONNECTIVE STRUCTURES IN AGING LEBANESE FAMILIES Kristine AJROUCH (Ypsilanti , United States of America) SD6 070-3 THE LEVELING EFFECTS OF GRANDPARENTS ON SIBLING INEQUALITY IN MULTI-PARTNER FERTILITY FAMILY STRUCTURES IN THE UNITED STATES Linda BURTON (United States of America) SD6 070-4 NORMS OF INTERGENERATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN RURAL CHINA Merril SILVERSTEIN (Los Angeles , United States of America) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSD6 071 UNDERSTANDING AND COMPARING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE GUARDIANSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES AND IN FRANCE Chair(s): Pamela TEASTER (Lexington, USA) SD6 071-1 UNDERSTANDING LAW AND PRACTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP IN THE UNITED STATESErica WOOD (Washington, DC, United States of America) SD6 071-2 UNDERSTANDING LAW AND PRACTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP IN FRANCE Marie MERCAT-BRUNS (Paris, France) SD6 071-3 RESULTS FROM A NATIONAL STUDY OF PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES Pamela TEASTER (Lexington, United States of America) SD6 071-4 FINDINGS FROM THE EVALUATION OF PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA Karen ROBERTO (Blacksburg, United States of America) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSC6 072 ORGANIZATION AND ENGAGEMENT OF GERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS STUDENTS AT THE NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVEL Chair(s): Anthony KUPFERSCHMIDT ( Vancouver, Canada ), Gloria GUTMAN ( Vancouver, Canada ) SC6 072-1 INCREASING VISIBILITY AND ESTABLISHING A UNIQUE IDENTITY IN A LARGER PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION: EXPERIENCES FROM THE EMERGING SCHOLAR & PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION (ESPO) IN THE U.S.Kelly FITZGERALD (Swansea, United Kingdom) SC6 072-2 STUDENT ENGAGEMENT: EARLY RESPONSIBILITY FOR A RESPONSIBLE FUTURE Dafna HALPERIN (Haifa, Israel) SC6 072-3 ENABLING THE ESTABLISHMENT AND EVOLUTION OF STUDENT ORGANISATIONS - FACILITATORS, BARRIERS, TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES: EXPERIENCES OF THE AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY Helen FEIST (Vancouver, British Columbia, Australia) SC6 072-4 THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF IAGG’S INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF GERONTOLOGY STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Anthony L. KUPFERSCHMIDT (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSB6 073 A NEW APPROACH TO FALLS AND OSTEOPOROTIC FRACTURES IN AGEING POPULATION Chair(s): Manuel MONTERO-ODASSO (London, Canada), Robert CUMMING (Sydney, Australia) SB6 073-1 RISK FACTORS FOR FALLS. WHAT IS NEW ON THE MENU?Robert CUMMING (Sydney, Australia) SB6 073-2 FALLS PREVENTION. THE VALUE OF GAIT ASSESSMENT AND DUAL-TASKING Manuel MONTERO ODASSO (Ontario, Canada) SB6 073-3 FALLS AND FRACTURES CLINICS. A UNIFIED APPROACH FOR RISK STRATIFICATION FOR OSTEOPOROTIC FRACTURES Gustavo DUQUE (Sydney, Australia) SB6 073-4 CLOSING REMARKS AND PROPOSED APPROACH Manuel MONTERO ODASSO (Ontario, Canada) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSD6 074 SMALL-SCALE, PERSONALIZED NURSING HOMES: A GLOBAL PHENOMENON? Chair(s): Rosalie KANE (Delaware, USA), Hilde VERBLEEK (Maastricht, The Netherlands) SD6 074-1 LEARNING ABOUT SMALL-HOUSE NURSING HOMES FROM EARLY GREEN HOUSE PROJECTSRosalie A KANE (Minneapolis, United States of America) SD6 074-2 CHARACTERISTICS OF SMALL-SCALE NURSING HOMES IN THE NETHERLANDS AND HOW THEY WORK IN DEMENTIA CARE Hilde VERBEEK (Maastricht, The Netherlands) SD6 074-3 SMALL-SCALE NURSING HOMES IN BELGIUM Anja DECLERCQ (Leuven, Belgium) SD6 074-4 INNOVATIVE NURSING HOME CARE WITH SMALL-SCALE LIVING IN AN INNER CITY ENVIRONMENT IN TAWIAN Po-Tsung (Wenbert) CHEN (Taipei, Taiwan) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSA6 075 WHY WE AGE: THE MODERN SYNTHESIS Chair(s): Robin HOLLIDAY (Canberra, Australia), Leonard HAYFLICK (San Francisco, USA) SA6 075-1 WHY WE AGE ?: AN INTEGRATION OF CONCEPTS ACROSS BIOLOGICAL DISCIPLINESBruce CARNES (Oklahoma City, United States of America) SA6 075-2 MOLECULAR DAMAGE AND HETEROGENEITY DURING AGEING: ITS RELEVANCE AND CONSEQUENCE S. RATTAN (Aarhus, Denmark) SA6 075-3 WHY WE AGE: A BIODEMOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE Jay OLSHANSKY (Chicago, United States of America) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSD6 076 SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE INFORMAL CARE – THE EUROCARERS FRAMEWORK Chair(s): Henk NIES (Utrecht, The Netherlands) SD6 076-1 SUPPORT FOR CARERS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION, ADVICE, ADVOCACY AND TRAININGHanneli DÖHNER (Hamburg, Germany) SD6 076-2 TECHNOLOGY BASED SERVICES FOR CARERS Geraldine VISSER (Utrecht, The Netherlands) SD6 076-3 CASH FOR CARE: IMPLICATIONS FOR CARERS Caroline GLENDINNING (York, United Kingdom) SD6 076-4 EXPERIENCES OF CARERS IN USING FORMAL SUPPORT AND THE ROLE OF ASSESSING CARERS Therese JACOBS (Antwerp, Belgium) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSA6 077 NONCODING RNA AND EPIGENETIC CONTROL OF AGING: FROM WORM TO MAN Chair(s): Eugenia WANG (Kentucky, United States), Anna MCCORMICK (Bethesda, United States) SA6 077-1 PROGRAMMED MICRORNA SHIFT DURING MID-LIFE: THE START OF AGING FRAILTYEugenia WANG (Louisville, United States of America) SA6 077-2 MICRORNA PROFILING IN ALZHEIMERS DISEASE Hyman SCHIPPER (Montreal, Canada) SA6 077-3 TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF MICRORNA IN AGING BRAIN AND SENESCENT FIBROBLASTS Weixiong ZHANG (St. Louis, United States of America) SA6 077-4 MICRORNA MODULATION OF C. ELEGANS HEALTHSPAN AND LIFESPAN Monica DRISCOLL (Piscataway, United States of America) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSC6 078 THE CHALLENGES OF SCREENING FOR DEMENTIA IN MULTICULTURAL SOCIETIES. Chair(s): Bilkish CASSIM (Congella, South Africa), Tricia WOO (Hamilton, Canada) SC6 078-1 DEVELOPMENT OF A POCKET TOOL FOR FAMILY AND INTERDISCIPLINARY SCREENING OF AN OLDER PERSON WITH COGNITIVE SYMPTOMS IN CANADAKathleen CRUTTENDEN (Fredericton, Canada) SC6 078-2 CHALLENGES OF SCREENING FOR DEMENTIA IN A MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY WITH LIMITED RESOURCES () SC6 078-3 THE FACE VALIDITY OF THE DECO IN A SOUTH AFRICAN POPULATION Serela RAMKLASS (Durban, South Africa) SC6 078-4 DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALGORITHM FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF DEMENTIA IN A SOUTH AFRICAN POPULATION Bilkish CASSIM (Durban, South Africa) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSB6 079 DEFINING SARCOPENIA--- SUMMING UP AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH FROM POPULATION STUDIES Chair(s): Zhao CHEN (Tucson, USA), Tamara HARRIS (Bethesda, USA) SB6 079-1 ASSEMBLING THE EVIDENCE FOR SARCOPENIA: CRITICAL ISSUESScott GOING (Tucson, AZ, United States of America) SB6 079-2 SARCOPENIA: AGE, RACIAL/ETHNIC AND SEX VARIATIONS IN RISK FACTORS Zhao CHEN (Tucson, AZ, United States of America) SB6 079-3 MUSCLE MASS OR FUNCTION: SARCOPENIA OR POWER? THE STUDY OF OSTEOPOROSIS IN MEN Peggy MANNEN CAWTHON (San Francisco, United States of America) SB6 079-4 MUSCLE MASS OR MUSCLE FAT: SARCOPENIA OR MYOSTEATOSIS? THE HEALTH, AGING, AND BODY COMPOSITION STUDY Tamara HARRIS (Bethesda, MD, United States of America) SB6 079-5 TOWARDS A DEFINITION OF LOW HANDGRIP STRENGTH IN OLDER MEN AND WOMEN Marjolein VISSER (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSB6 080 EXPERIENCES OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR OLDER AGE Chair(s): Elisabeth STEINHAGEN-THIESSEN (Berlin, Germany), Mehmet GÖVERCIN (Berlin, Germany) SB6 080-1 INTEGRATING REMOTE MONITORING IN NATIONAL TELEHOMECARE: A REPORT FROM THE NETHERLANDSCharles G WILLEMS (Deventer, The Netherlands) SB6 080-2 DESIGNING ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR SPATIAL NAVIGATION IN OLD AGE Michael SCHELLENBACH (Berlin, Germany) SB6 080-3 SENSOR BASED HIP REHABILITATION IN PRACTICE Mehmet GÖVERCIN (Berlin, Germany) SB6 080-4 EVALUATION OF WANDERING BY RESIDENTS IN AN ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY (ALF) USING ULTRA WIDEBAND RADIO RTLS William D. KEARNS (Tampa, Florida , United States of America) SB6 080-5 CARE INFORMATICS AS THE BASIS FOR INTEGRATED TELEHOMECARE: LESSONS LEARNED FROM FIELD TESTS Anthony P. GLASCOCK (Philadelphia, United States of America) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSA6 081 IMMUNOSENESCENCE: STATE OF THE ART Chair(s): Tamas FULOP (Sherbrooke, Canada), Jacques TRETON (Paris, France) SA6 081-1 THE INNATE IMMUNE RESPONSE AND AGINGTamas FULOP (Sherbrooke, Canada) SA6 081-2 CHRONIC VIRAL INFECTION AS A DRIVING FORCE FOR T CELLS IMMUNOSENESCENCE Graham PAWELEC (Tubingen, Germany) SA6 081-3 B CELL CONTRIBUTION TO IMMUNOSENESCENCE Michael P. CANCRO (Philadelphia, United States of America) SA6 081-4 INFLAMAGING: A UNIFYING THEORY FOR IMMUNOSENESCENCE Claudio FRANCESCHI (Bologna, Italy) Monday July 6th17:30 - 19:00SymposiaSD6 082 CROSS-NATIONAL STANDARDS OF QUALITY INDICATORS IN MULTIPLE SECTORS Chair(s): John MORRIS (Boston, United States) SD6 082-1 A NEW APPROACH TO ADJUSTING FOR SELECTION BIAS IN QUALITY INDICATORSKatherine BERG (Toronto, Canada) SD6 082-2 CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON OF NURSING HOME QUALITY INDICATORS John MORRIS (Boston, United States of America) SD6 082-3 CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON OF HOME CARE QUALITY INDICATORS Magnus BJÖRKGREN (Kokkola, Finland) SD6 082-4 CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON OF POST-ACUTE CARE QUALITY INDICATORS Pálmi JÓNSSON (Reykjavik, Iceland)
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