Sleep, Well-Being and Active Ageing: New Evidence for Policy and Practice
SomnIA Conference: Sleep, Well-Being and Active Ageing: New Evidence for Policy and Practice
28th October 2010
Church House Conference Centre, Westminster
SomnIA is a four year project commissioned by the NDA Programme which addresses practice and policy relevant issues arising from the nature, impact and management of the sleep-wake balance in later life. It extends strategically targeted areas of sleep research relevant to understanding and improving autonomy, active ageing, and quality of later life.
Speakers Include:
- Baroness Sally Greengross, Chief Executive, International Longevity Centre
- Michelle Mitchell, Charity Director, Age UK
- Professor Kevin Morgan, Sleep Research Centre, Loughborough University
- Professor Mike Nolan, Sheffield Institute of Ageing Studies
- Professor Jill Manthorpe, Director, Social Care Workforce Research Unit, King’s College London
- Des Kelly OBE, Executive Director, National Care Home Forum
- Professor Peter Lansley, Director, KT-EQUAL/SPARC, University of Reading
- Professor Colin Espie, Director, University of Glasgow Sleep Centre
- Dr Paul Montgomery, Director, Centre for Evidence-Based Intervention, University of Oxford
- Professor Niro Siriwardena, Professor of Primary and Prehospital Health Care, University of Lincoln
- Professor Sir George Castledine, Chief Executive Institute of Ageing and Health, Professor and Consultant in Nursing
Conference Fees
£60 Early bird fee (Up to 1st September 2010)
£80 Standard fee (After 1st September 2010)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 15th October 2010
Please go to the SomnIA website for registration details and further information on the event.
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