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International Conference on Social Work, Aging and Gerontology

📅 29–30 Mar 2027 📍 Vienna, Austria 👤 Standard / Listener

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Conference session tracks

Key research areas covered across the sessions — tap a track to read more.

This track explores the philosophical underpinnings of aging and gerontology, examining concepts such as identity, dignity, and the meaning of life in later years. It invites discussions on ethical considerations and moral responsibilities towards the elderly in contemporary society.

This session focuses on the sociological dimensions of elder care, analyzing the dynamics of caregiving within families and communities. It aims to uncover the social structures and cultural norms that influence the experiences of aging individuals and their caregivers.

This track investigates the interactions between different generations, emphasizing the importance of intergenerational relationships in fostering community support for the elderly. It seeks to highlight successful models of collaboration and mutual aid across age groups.

This session addresses the critical role of policy in shaping the experiences of aging individuals, focusing on legislation and programs that support elder care and community services. Participants will discuss innovative policy solutions to meet the challenges posed by an aging society.

This track examines the intersection of health and aging, highlighting current challenges faced by older adults in accessing healthcare. It also showcases innovative practices and technologies that enhance health outcomes for the elderly.

This session delves into the principles and practices of palliative care, focusing on the needs of aging individuals facing terminal illnesses. Discussions will center on improving quality of life and addressing the emotional, spiritual, and physical aspects of end-of-life care.

This track explores various community-based care models that promote independence and well-being among older adults. It emphasizes the importance of social services and community engagement in enhancing the quality of life for the elderly.

This session highlights successful initiatives aimed at creating age-friendly communities that support the diverse needs of older adults. Participants will share best practices and strategies for fostering inclusivity and accessibility in urban and rural settings.

This track investigates the factors contributing to longevity and their impact on the quality of life for older adults. It aims to identify lifestyle choices, social determinants, and environmental influences that promote healthy aging.

This session focuses on the complexities of caregiving for aging individuals, including the emotional, social, and economic challenges faced by caregivers. It seeks to explore support systems and resources that can alleviate caregiver burden.

This track examines how different cultures perceive aging and the elderly, highlighting diverse practices and beliefs surrounding gerontology. It invites discussions on the implications of cultural attitudes for social work and policy development.