LONG-TERM CARE POLICY AND PRACTICE - Session 2465 - Abstract citation igaf122.1011

Sep 29, 2026

Long-term care is essential for more than one million older adults, creating urgent needs for both service delivery and governance. This session focuses on resident care issues alongside practical policy opportunities, connecting day-to-day care challenges with system-level decision pathways. It frames how care delivery realities can inform policy design, aiming to improve support structures for aging populations through coordinated attention to both practice and regulation.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryHealthcare

FormatPDF

Pages1

Reading Time3 min

AccessFree to download

Long-term care necessity

Resident care issues

Policy opportunities

FAQs

Why is long-term care described as necessary in this session?

Because it supports over one million older adults who need sustained care. The document frames long-term care as a critical requirement for this population.

What topics does the session cover?

It addresses resident care issues and policy opportunities. The session links practical care challenges to potential policy improvements.

How does the session connect care practice with policy?

By discussing resident care realities while also identifying policy opportunities that can respond to those issues. The goal is coordinated attention to both levels.

Sep 29, 2026

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