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I am please to advise you that the .pdf files for presentations at
the NZ Association of Gerontology-Age Concer NZ Conference are now
available on the NZAG website.
Follow the link. Just reload the page if you are seeing an old version on the 'Conference' page
http://www.gerontology.org.nz/conference.html
Valerie Wright-St Clair
President, NZAG
Welcome from Kerry
Prendergast, Mayor of Wellington:
I look forward to welcoming
visitors to Wellington for the New Zealand Association of
Gerontology and Age Concern New Zealand Conference.
Wellington is the perfect location for a conference. Not only
is our city conveniently located for visitors from around the
country and overseas, and well-versed in staging successful
conferences, it also boasts an enormous amount of things to see and
do.
Why not arrive a little earlier and take in the astonishing
spectacle that is the World of WearableArt Awards Show? Or
set aside some time to explore Te Papa, our national museum.
Or explore the city's stunning natural attractions, from the
Botanic Gardens to Zealandia, the Karori Sanctuary experience,
where you can meet some of New Zealand's rarest native animals.
Then there are the best bars and restaurants in the country, our
thriving theatre and music scene, and so much more. You won't
be disappointed.
See you in Wellington!
Welcome from the conference convenors:
Mark your diary now with this major event on ageing.
The conference links research, policy and practice by providing a
diverse programme that ranges over areas such as population ageing,
health and resilience, elder care and cultural differences.
Come and listen to leading international and local speakers,
participate in workshops, provide a presentation, and view the
exhibits. This will be an opportunity to come up-to-date with
latest developments in the field of ageing and to have your say in
how the future could be shaped.
You are warmly invited to participate.
Verna Schofield
Liz Baxendine
New Zealand Association of Gerontology
Age Concern New Zealand
Living in an Ageing Society: Shaping Tomorrow Today
has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP)
and has been approved for up to 15 hours (= 15 credits)
CME for General Practice Education Programme Stage 2 (formerly
AVE) and Maintenance of Professional Standards (MOPS) purposes. |
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