Abstract
This session offers an in-depth exploration of the contemporary landscape of cognitive aging, spotlighting practical initiatives aimed at addressing the intricacies of cognitive challenges, with a specific focus on dementia. Drawing on significant experience at the Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation, the discussion will revolve around the oversight of a varied portfolio of projects from healthcare clinicians and researchers. Rather than presenting a glossy picture, the session aims to candidly explore the intersection of healthcare, technology, and entrepreneurship, critically examining the tangible outcomes and challenges faced by these initiatives. By delving into the nuanced details of real-world projects, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the complexities and potential impact on cognitive well-being in aging populations. This session is an invitation to engage in an open dialogue about the practicalities, pitfalls, and possibilities that shape the ongoing efforts to navigate cognitive aging challenges. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that goes beyond the surface to explore the authentic realities of initiatives shaping the trajectory of cognitive health in aging.
Presenters
Jonathan SucklingSenior Manager, Innovation Office, Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation, Canada
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Theme
Public Policy and Public Perspectives on Aging
KEYWORDS
Innovation, Technology
Digital Media
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