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How can perceptions be changed from viewing ageing as a cost to an opportunity for growth and prosperity?
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Moderator: Professor Alison Kitson, Dean of Nursing, University of Adelaide
Participants:
Professor Trish McDougall-Covin, Indiana University, USA
Dr Kathleen McCormick, Health Informatics, USA
John Corcoran, Chairman, Russell Kennedy Lawyers
Peter Inge, Joint Managing Director, Zig Inge Group
Hon John Hill (Ret.), SA Minister for Health (2005-2013)
Lui DiVenuto, President SA, Australian Association of Gerontology
Andrea Slattery, MD/CEO, SMSF Association
Raymond Spencer, Chair, SAHMRI/SA Economic Development Board
Jeanette Walters, Manager Policy and Programs, Office for the Ageing, SA Health
Professor Greg Tegart AM, Academy, Technological Sciences & Engineering
Dr David Panter, CEO, ECH Inc.
Brad Crouch, The Advertiser and Sunday Mail
A Hypothetical presented at the Ageing and Living Well Think Tank and Innovation Collaborative
Convened by the School of Nursing and the Entrepreneurship, Commercialisation and Innovation Centre
at the University of Adelaide
Recorded: Crowne Plaza / 9 November 2015
30 episodes
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