PPT-A Perspective on Ageing People with Sensory Disabilities

Jeign Craig Vice President HIPEN Hearing Loss Hearing loss affects more than 10 million people in the UK 1 in 6 of the population The most common type of hearing loss is called . Kirsty Woodard. Founder. The statistics. Only data on women is recorded so figures are only based on 50% of population. 20% of women born in the 1960s have no children. 11% of women born in 1940s have no children. paranoia: . its . fictional basis and . all . too real costs. Jane O’Sullivan. Fenner. Conference 2013 – Population, Resources and Climate Change. . AAS 10-11 October 2013. Ageing is the main excuse for maintaining population growth. Jeign Craig. Vice President HIPEN. . Hearing Loss. Hearing loss . affects more . than . 10 million people in the UK ( 1 in 6 of the population) . The most common type of hearing loss is called ‘. paranoia: . its . fictional basis and . all . too real costs. Jane O’Sullivan. Fenner. Conference 2013 – Population, Resources and Climate Change. . AAS 10-11 October 2013. Ageing is the main excuse for maintaining population growth. Ageing as a societal challenge theme. Postgraduate predominance. Extension of theme to undergraduate students from all faculties. Development of trans-faculty . links. Why the project was needed. What we did with….. People in Design. Sensory - Senses. Now we could spend a whole semester just looking at the senses, they are very rich and detailed, but we have a lot of exciting things to cover in this module, so we’ll curtail it by just looking at one sense in detail (Vision) and cover the others in less detail.. Dr Miles D Witham. Clinical Reader in Ageing and Health. Ageing – why bother?. Core business of the NHS. Growth area…. Current healthcare systems not equipped to deal with ageing populations and their attendant issues. Developed by Valerie Paradiz, Ph.D., Director of Autistic Global Initiative. Taken from the Easter Seals Inclusive Learning Project. Project ACTION Student and Schools Initiative is lead by Judy Shanley, Ph.D.. James Ridley. (Senior Lecturer, Edge Hill University). Joint Royal College of Nursing/British Geriatrics Society Conference. 2015. Workshop aims. Define the concept of “Growing Older”, and consider the implications for the learning disabled population. . Asghar Zaidi. University of Southampton and . London School of Economics and Political Science. Workshop . in support of the establishment of the . Titchfield City Group on Ageing and Age-disaggregated Data. Problems of ageing / The true value of age What is ageing? It is a part of human life cyrcle. It is a process of becoming older . It is an important part of all human societies. The effects of ageing on a human face Americans. . Yesterday, Today, . Tomorrow. The 22. nd. Annual National Conference on Rural Independent Living. “Betting on the Youth….VOTE for the Future”. Sunday, October 23, 2016 – 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm . October 2021. RCOTSSPLD PMLD Network Study Day. David Haines. Principal Lecturer, University of Brighton. d.Haines@brighton.ac.uk. . Plan for this session. Present some key findings from the 2018 RCOT SSPLD survey of Specialist Section members re their use of Sensory Activity . Module 2. Module 2. Syndrome specific information . Down’s Syndrome. Prader Willi Syndrome. Autism. Sensory integration. Challenging Behaviour. Reasonable adjustments. Why do a Learning Disabilities Annual Health Check?.