“WHO  CARES  ABOUT  THE  ELDERLY?”  

Senior  Living  &  Healthcare  Design  Debate  2015  is  an  internaFonal  Debate  set  to  explore  global  perspecFves  on  the  design  and  

development  of  Senior  Living  and  Healthcare  Industry  in  China.    .    

CHINA  SENIOR  LIVING  &  DESIGN  DEBATE  2015  22nd  of  OCTOBER  2015  

SHANGHAI  

07:45  Breakfast  Mee0ng        08:30  Registra0on      09:00  Chairman’s  Welcome  Note      09:15-­‐9:45  Keynote:  WHO  CARES?  THE  DUTY  OF  CARE  IN  A  MODERN  SOCIETY.    Speaker:  Professor  Lord  Darzi,  Director  of  the  InsFtute  of  Global  Health  InnovaFon,  Imperial  College  London  (TBC)          09:45  PANEL  DISCUSSION:  DESIGNING  PATIENTLY      Moderator:  Panelist:  Kai  Wang  Chairman,  Interna0onal  Alliance  for  Integrated  Care  Hospital  Construc0on  Advisory  CommiYee  Advisor  of  PRC  Na0onal  Health  and  Family  Planning  Commission    Advisor  of  Senior  Services  Informa0cs  Development  CommiYee  of  CASW    Panelist:  Therese  Hesketh,  Professor  Global  Health,  UCL  Ins0tute  of  Global  Health  (TBC)  Panelist:              10:30    Networking  Coffee  Break          11:00  -­‐  11:25    Sponsor  Presenta0on              

What is the social and ethical duty to look after the sick and the elderly? What are the challenges – East & West?

What is the real experience of designing and using city hospitals compared to, say, district health centers or local childcare clinics? A panel of experts will examine who knows best about healthcare provision; and where policy is heading.

11:30    PANEL  DEBATE:  DISABILITY  ACCESS  ISSUES  –  IS  “ACCESSIBILITY”  THE  SAME  AS  “QUALITY”?    Moderator:  Panelist:    Panelist:  Panelist:          12:30  Networking  Lunch    14:00  -­‐  14:25  ASK  THE  EXPERTS:  SHAPE  AND  COLOUR  OF  HEALTH    Four  experts  describe  –  in  4  minutes  each  -­‐  four  different  ways  to  design  for  a  caring  environment.            14:30  PANEL  DEBATE:  DESIGING  FOR  AN  ELDERLY  POPULATION    Moderator:  Panelist    Panelist    Panelist                      

Designing for Dementia / Alzheimer’s New Technologies Hygiene in healthcare facilities The Psychology of Health

China will become the world’s most aged society in 2030. In 1992, only 5 percent of the population was over 65; whereas today there are 125 million people (9 percent of the population) are over this age. A short presentation on the shifts in healthcare demographics and data. A panel of expert respondents Architect, Property Developers will take up the challenge to discuss what is needed to care for these trends.

Endless ramps, Handrails & Blind persons paving. Is this the best that we can do?

 15:15  Networking  Coffee  Break        15:45-­‐16:25    PANEL  DISCUSSION:  DESIGN  EXAMPLARS:  LEARNING  FROM  BEST  AND  WORST  PRACTICE    Moderator:  Panelist:    Panelist:  Panelist            16:30  -­‐  17:10  PANEL  DEBATE:  THE  PROBLEMS  OF  EVIDENCE-­‐BASED  DESIGN      Moderator:  AusFn  Williams,  China  Correspondent,  The  Architectural  Review  Panelist:  Prof  Elmer  Villanueva,  head,  Dept  of  Public  Health,  XJTLU  Panelist:  Panelist                                                    17:10  Cocktail  Sponsor  Presenta0on      17:20  Conference  Chairman  Closing  Remarks      17:30  Cocktail  Recep0on          

Designing environments for the Chinese that are culturally appropriate can be a challenge for international design firms that bring their own experiences and expertise. A panel of Architects, engineers and Developers identify the good and bad things of contemporary design to understand what we should do more of and less of in the future.

Does  design  improve  your  health?  Does  natural  venFlaFon  make  you  be`er?  Can  daylight  improve  your  chances  of  survival?  Do  architects  rely  too  much  on  research  –  and  junk  science  –  to  jusFfy  their  work?    

   

CHINA  SENIOR  LIVING  &  DESIGN  DEBATE  2015  22nd  of  OCTOBER  2015  

SHANGHAI  

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