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Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB6 019 UPDATE: DEVELOPMENT OF THERAPIES AND DIAGNOSTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Chair(s): Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France), Ronald PETERSEN (Mayo, USA) SB6 019-1 NEW MOLECULAR TARGETS EMERGING FROM BASIC SCIENCE WITH A FOCUS ON AMYLOID STRATEGIESLennart MUCKE (San Francisco, United States of America) SB6 019-2 NEW MOLECULAR TARGETS EMERGING FROM BASIC SCIENCE WITH A FOCUS ON PLEIOTROPIC STRATEGIES Dale SHENCK (San Francisco, United States of America) SB6 019-3 IMAGING BIOMARKERS FOR EVALUATION OF DISEASE PROGRESSION IN CLINICAL TRIALS Nick FOX (London, United Kingdom) SB6 019-4 MOVING THE THERAPEUTIC TARGETS EARLIER IN ALZHEIMERS DISEASE Ronald PETERSEN (Rochester, MN, United States of America) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD6 020 OLDER WORKERS UNDER GLOBALIZATION – EMPLOYMENT AND RETIREMENT IN TIMES OF RAPID SOCIAL CHANGE
Chair(s): Julia MAROLD (Bamberg, Germany), Annika JABSEN (Bamberg, Germany) SD6 020-1 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK: CAREER EXITS UNDER GLOBALIZATION – BECOMING RETIRED IN TIMES OF RAPID SOCIAL CHANGEDirk HOFAECKER (Bamberg, Germany) SD6 020-2 THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION OF OLDER WORKERS AND ITS ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES – A COMPARISON OF GERMANY, DENMARK AND THE UNITED KINGDOM Paul SCHMELZER (Leipzig, Germany) SD6 020-3 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT POLICIES FOR OLDER WORKERS: TOWARDS INCREASING EMPLOYMENT INTEGRATION? EVIDENCE FROM GERMAN AND BRITISH FIRM PANEL DATA Heike SCHROEDER (London, United Kingdom) SD6 020-4 THE TREND TOWARDS EARLY RETIREMENT IN GERMANY IN THE GLOBALIZATION PROCESS: WHAT COULD BE LEARNED FROM OTHER EUROPEAN SOCIETIES TO INCREASE OLD AGE EMPLOYMENT RATES SUCCESSFULLY? Sandra BUCHHOLZ (Bamberg, Germany) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB6 021 EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES ON TEACHING GERIATRIC MEDICINE.
A JOINED EUGMS AND IAGG-ER SYMPOSIUM
Chair(s): Jean-Pierre MICHEL (Geneva, Switzerland), Jean Pierre BAEYENS (Ostend, Belgium) SB6 021-1 GERIATRIC EDUCATION IN EUROPE: IS IT REALLY IMPROVING?Alfonso CRUZ-JENTOFT (Madrid, Spain) SB6 021-2 GERIATRIC MEDICINE, A DEFINITION – DOES IT REFLECT THE NEW SPECIALTY CHALLENGES? SGM UEMS CONSENSUS. Ian HASTIE (Sutton, United Kingdom) SB6 021-3 THE EUROPEAN ACADEMY FOR MEDICINE OF AGEING (EAMA): PAST,PRESENT AND FUTURE Cornel SIEBER (Nürnberg, Germany) SB6 021-4 MODELS OF GERIATRIC TRAINING IN EUROPE – FROM UNIVERSITIES TO CLINICAL PRACTICE Eva TOPINKOVA (Prague, Czech Republic) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD6 022 AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON PREVENTION OF PHYSICAL RESTRAINT USE Chair(s): Gabriele MEYER (Witten, Germany) SD6 022-1 REDUCING PHYSICAL RESTRAINTS IN NURSING HOMES. RESULTS OF A PILOT STUDY.Jan HAMERS (Maastricht , The Netherlands) SD6 022-2 IMPACT OF HOSPITALS PARTICIPATION IN THE NICHE PROGRAM ON RESTRAINT USE. Elisabeth CAPEZUTI (New York, United States of America) SD6 022-3 WHAT WORKS IN A RESTRAINT REDUCTION PROGRAM? FINDINGS FROM RESEARCH PROJECTS IN REHABILITATION SETTINGS. Claudia LAI (Hong Kong, China) SD6 022-4 EVIDENCE-BASED GUIDELINE ON PHYSICAL RESTRAINT REDUCTION IN NURSING HOMES. Sascha KÖPKE (Hamburg, Germany) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD6 023 NEW DEPARTURES IN CRITICAL GERONTOLOGY: MULTI-LEVEL PERSPECTIVES ON POWER AND INEQUALITY Chair(s): Chris PHILLIPSON (Keele, UK) SD6 023-1 THE IMPORTANCE OF AGING AND THE LIFE WORLD FOR THE PRESENT ECONOMIC CRISISJan BAARS (Den Bosch , The Netherlands) SD6 023-2 TRANSNATIONAL COMMUNITIES: A THEORETICALLY AND EMPIRICALLY FRUITFUL POINT OF DEPARTURE FOR CRITICAL GERONTOLOGY Sandra TORRES (Norrköping, Sweden) SD6 023-3 CRITICAL MICRO-INTERACTIONISM AND LONG-TERM CARE SETTINGS: THEORY, RESEARCH AND ACTION Rebecca SIDERS (Montreal, Canada) SD6 023-4 CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON ‘FRAILTY’ IN LATER LIFE Amanda GRENIER (Montreal, Canada) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSC6 024 SPECIAL SESSION ON FORGIVENESS IN AGING
AMERICAN/ISRAELI COLLABORATION Chair(s): Shira HANTMAN (Upper Galilee, Israel), Roberta GREENE (Texas, United States) SC6 024-1 A HOLOCAUST SURVIVORSHIP MODELRoberta GREENE (Austin, United States of America) SC6 024-2 CAN WE FORGIVE OR FORGET? FORGIVENESS IN OLD AGE Shira HANTMAN (Tel Hai, Israel) SC6 024-3 ERIKSON’S HEALTHY PERSONALITY AND SURVIVORSHIP: LIFE STAGE MEETS LIFE COURSE Sandra A. GRAHAM (Austin, United States of America) SC6 024-4 THE ROLE OF PERFORMED MEANING IN SURVIVORSHIP: APPLICATION TO HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS Marilyn ARMOUR (Austin, United States of America) SC6 024-5 HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL ISSUES: A HOLOCAUST CONTEXT: () SC6 024-6 IMAGES OF OLDER HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS Harriet COHEN (Fort Worth, United States of America) SC6 024-7 RISK AND RESILIENCE AMONG NAZI HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS Roberta GREENE (Austin, United States of America) SC6 024-8 GIVING VOICE TO RESILIENCE: CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS Constance CORLEY (Los Angeles, United States of America) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB6 025 MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT - DISCUSSED AND LESS DISCUSSED ISSUES Chair(s): Perla WERNER (Haifa, Israel), Amos KORCZYN (Tel Aviv, Israel) SB6 025-1 THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MCIKaren RITCHIE (Montpellier, France) SB6 025-2 IS MCI REALLY A SINGLE NOSOLOGICAL ENTITY? - DIFFICULTIES WITH THE DEFINITION Amos KORCZYN (Tel Aviv, Israel) SB6 025-3 NOVEL COMPUTERIZED METHODS TO DIAGNOSE MCI - questions and dilemmas Perla WERNER (Haifa, Israel) SB6 025-4 ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS Serge GAUTHIER (Montreal, Canada) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD6 026 AGING, A CONSIDERABLE ACHIEVEMENT FOR HUMANITY – THE ILC PERSPECTIVE Chair(s): Françoise FORETTE (Paris, France), Robert BUTLER (New York, United States) SD6 026-1 DO HEALTH AND LONGEVITY CREATE WEALTH?Rosy PEREIRA (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) SD6 026-2 HEALTHY AGING AND DESEASE PREVENTION: THE CASE IN SOUTH AFRICA AND THE NEDERLANDS Sebastiana KALULA (Cape Town, South Africa) SD6 026-3 GENDER DIFFERENCES AMONG OLD PERSONS WORLDWIDE: FACTS AND CONCLUSION Sara CARMEL (Beer-Sheva, Israel) SD6 026-4 ENSURING HUMAN RIGHTS AND FIGHTING DISCRIMINATION THROUGHOUT THE WORLD Sally GREENGROSS (Westminster, United Kingdom) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB6 027 REDUCED FUNCTIONAL STATUS IN ELDERLY PEOPLE: CONSEQUENCES AND PHYSIOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS Chair(s): William EVANS (Little Rock, United States) SB6 027-1 FUNCTIONAL STATUS: PREDICTOR OF OUTCOMESJack GURALNIK (Bethesda, MD, United States of America) SB6 027-2 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND METABOLIC DETERMINANT OF FRAILTY Luigi FERRUCCI (Baltimore, MD, United States of America) SB6 027-3 BED REST AS A CAUSE OF REDUCED FUNCTIONAL STATUS: LOSS OF MUSCLE AND FUNCTION William EVANS (Little Rock, AR, United States of America) SB6 027-4 FAT AND MUSCLE: WHICH HAS THE MORE POWERFUL EFFECT ON FUNCTION? Bret GOODPASTER (Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD6 028 AGEING AND POLITICS IN EUROPE AND THE USA Chair(s): Alan WALKER (Sheffield, UK), Bob BINSTOCK (Cleveland, USA) SD6 028-1 AGING AND POLITICS IN THE UNITED STATESBob BINSTOCK (Cleveland, United States of America) SD6 028-2 COLLECTIVE ACTION IN THE AGEING FIELD: TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENT IN FRANCE AND IN THE UNITED STATES Jean-Phillipe DURANDEL (Besançon, France) SD6 028-3 THE POLTICS OF AGEING IN GERMANY Gerd NAEGELT (Dortmund, Germany) SD6 028-4 TRENDS OF POLITICS OF AGEING IN HUNGARY Zsuzsa SZEMAN (Budapest, Hungary) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD6 029 END OF LIFE CARE IN LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICE PERSPECTIVES Chair(s): Deborah PARKER (Milton, Australia), Katherine FROGGATT (Lancaster, United Kingdom) SD6 029-1 END OF LIFE CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN LONG TERM CARE: A SYSTEM AND LIFE WORLD PERSPECTIVE.Jo HOCKLEY (Edinburgh, United Kingdom) SD6 029-2 LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES AS DISCURSIVE ENVIRONMENTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR END OF LIFE CARE Deborah PARKER (Brisbane, Australia) SD6 029-3 A CONTESTED STATE IN A CONTESTED PLACE: THEORETICAL UNDERSTANDINGS OF LIVING AND DYING FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES. Katherine FROGGATT (Lancaster, United Kingdom) SD6 029-4 TRANSLATING THEORY INTO PRACTICE: STRATEGIES FOR TRANSFORMING LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES Kevin BRAZIL (Hamilton, Canada) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSC6 030 FEAR OF FALLING IN OLDER PEOPLE: RESULTS FROM DIFFERENT POPULATIONS Chair(s): Fernando GOMEZ (Manizales, Colombia) SC6 030-1 FEAR OF FALLING IN DIFFERENT POPULATIONS: HEALTHY AND ILLNESS ELDERLY.Helene CORRIVEAU (Sherbrooke, Canada) SC6 030-2 EVIDENCE OF THE PSYCHOMETRIC QUALITIES OF A SIMPLIFIED VERSION OF THE ACTIVITIES-SPECIFIC BALANCE CONFIDENCE SCALE. Johanne FILIATRAULT (Montreal, Canada) SC6 030-3 CORRELATES OF ACTIVITY RESTRICTION ASSOCIATED WITH FEAR OF FALLING IN ANDES MOUNTAINS. Carmen-Lucia CURCIO (Manizales, Colombia) SC6 030-4 FEASIBILITY OF A COGNITIVE INTERVENTION TO MANAGE FEAR OF FALLING AND ASSOCIATED AVOIDANCE OF ACTIVITY IN COMMUNITY-LIVING OLDER PEOPLE. G.A. Rixt ZIJLSTRA (Maastricht, The Netherlands) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD6 031 ARE THERE VALID REASONS FOR AGE-BASED INEQUALITIES IN MEDICAL TREATMENT? Chair(s): Konstantina SAFILIOU (Pireas, Greece) SD6 031-1 AORTIC STENOSIS IN THE ELDERLYB.J. BOUMA (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) SD6 031-2 AGE-BASED INEQUALITIES IN PRESCRIBING EFFECTIVE DRUGS Joel ANKRI (Paris, France) SD6 031-3 AGE-BASED INEQUALITIES IN BREAST CANCER TREATMENT. Constantina SAFILIOU (Pireas, Greece) SD6 031-4 LONG-TERM RESULTS OF PERCUTANEOUS CORONARY INTERVENTION USING METAL AND DRUG-ELUTING STENTS IN ELDERLY AND YOUNGER PATIENTS Vassilis VOUDRIS (Athens, Greece) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB6 032 PAIN ASSESSMENT AND PAIN TREATMENT APPROACHES IN OLDER PERSONS Chair(s): Gisèle PICKERING (Clermont-Ferrand, France) SB6 032-1 PAIN ASSESSMENT IN OLDER PERSONSSteven GIBSON (Melbourne, Australia, Australia) SB6 032-2 ANALGESIC DRUGS AND OLDER PEOPLE Helen GASKELL (Oxford , United Kingdom) SB6 032-3 NO PHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO PAIN IN ELDERLY PERSONS Pat SCHOFIELD (Aberdeen, United Kingdom) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB6 033 NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF GERIATRIC ANOREXIA/CACHEXIA
Chair(s): John MORLEY (St Louis, USA), Michael SCHUSTER (New York, USA) SB6 033-1 MUSCLE WASTING IN AGEING: CACHEXIA VERSUS SARCOPENIAJohn MORLEY (St. Louis, United States of America) SB6 033-2 HEART FAILURE, CACHEXIA AND THE OLDER CARDIAC PATIENT Stefan ANKER (Berlin, Germany) SB6 033-3 THE ROLE OF CYTOKINES IN GERIATRIC CACHEXIA Michael SCHUSTER (New York, United States of America) SB6 033-4 MANAGING CANCER-RELATED ANOREXIA/CACHEXIA IN THE ELDERLY Giovanni MANTOVANNI (Cagliari, Italy) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSA6 034 GENETIC, EPIGENETIC AND POST-TRANSLATIONAL MECHANISMS OF AGING Chair(s): Ladislas ROBERT (Paris, France ), Jay OLSHANSKY (Chicago, United States) SA6 034-1 INTRODUCTIONLadislas ROBERT (Paris, France) SA6 034-2 "A BIODEMOGRAPHIC VIEW OF GENETIC MECHANISMS OF AGING" Jay OLSHANSKY (Chicago, United States of America) SA6 034-3 INTERACTION NETWORKS AS TOOLS TO INVESTIGATE THE MECHANISMS OF AGING. Sylvie RICARD-BLUM (Lyon, France) SA6 034-4 EPIGENETIC AND POST-TRANSLATIONAL MECHANISMS OF AGING. Jacqueline LABAT-ROBERT (Paris , France) Monday July 6th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD6 035 JURISPRUDENTIAL GERONTOLOGY: THE CONCEPTUALIZATION OF LAW AND AGEING Chair(s): Helen MEENAN (Surrey, United Kingdom) SD6 035-1 THE NEED FOR "JURISPRUDENTIAL GERONTOLOGY"Israel DORON (Haifa, Israel) SD6 035-2 A FEMINIST APPROACH TO ELDER LAW Kim DAYTON (Saint Paul, United States of America) SD6 035-3 EQUITY THEORY: RESPONDING TO THE MATERIAL EXPLOITATION OF THE VULNERABLE BUT CAPABLE Margaret I. HALL (British Colombia, Canada) SD6 035-4 WHAT CAN ELDER LAW LEARN FROM DISABILITY LAW? Doug SURTEES (Saskatoon , Canada)
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