In the face of demographic implosion and increasing life expectancy - the structure of our society is changing at a pace that will have an increasing impact on the functioning of long-term care in Poland with each passing year. Seniors are increasingly lonely, queues for specialized care are lengthening, and their loved ones, for various reasons, can devote less and less time to them. We will discuss this and other challenges facing stakeholders in the long-term care sector today during the sixth edition of the conference: "LONG-TERM CARE IN POLAND - TODAY AND TOMORROW", which will be held on November 21 - 22, 2024 in Warsaw at the NYX Hotel.
As every year, participants in this event will include representatives of state and local governments, academia, the professional community, non-profit organizations and, above all, leaders in the long-term care sector. Topics at the conference range from political to professional to financial and management challenges.
Demographic challenges we didn't know before
The conference will begin on November 21 with a panel on "Challenges of long-term care in a period of demographic implosion" (Panel 1), where participants will consider possible directions for health, social and senior policies that take into account the progressive changes in Poland's demographic structure. Ac...
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