第22屆亞太地區活躍老化國際研討會

第22屆亞太地區活躍老化國際研討會

第22屆亞太地區活躍老化國際研討會

一、活動期間:2027 年 3 月 17 日到 19 日

會前工作坊 (Pre-conference workshop):2027 年 3 月 17 日

研討會:2027 年 3 月 18 - 19 日

二、活動地點:高雄醫學大學

三、主/協辦單位:

主辦單位:

高雄醫學大學護理學院(高齡長期照護碩士學位學程、護理系)

亞太活躍老化聯盟(Active Aging Consortium in Asia Pacific,ACAP)

協辦單位:

國立臺灣大學社會科學院

高雄醫學大學長期照顧研究中心

高雄醫學大學醫學社會學與社會工作學系

教育部精準健康產業跨領域人才培育計畫健康福祉領域教學推動中心

臺灣老人學學會

臺灣老年醫學暨老年學會

臺灣復健工程暨輔具科技學會

四、活動目的:

促進亞太地區高齡政策與照護體系之跨國及跨領域對話,深化社會支持系統之合作與發展。

推動精準健康與智慧照護科技於高齡健康與長期照護領域之創新應用。

建構高齡賦能與社會心理健康之預防與支持機制。

建立亞太地區活躍老化與高齡研究之跨域資訊交流與合作平台。

五、官方網站:https://acap2027kmu.tw/

六、活動內容:

辦理緣起與契機

亞太活躍老化聯盟(Active Aging Consortium in Asia Pacific,ACAP)自 2005 年於日本福岡成立以來,致力於串聯亞太 17 國及歐美跨領域學者,目前已建立跨越亞洲、北美及歐洲之國際學術交流網絡,成員涵蓋老年學、老年醫學、公共衛生、社會工作及健康照護等相關領域。並與 International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics(IAGG) 及 International Federation on Ageing(IFA)等國際組織密切合作。本校於2026 年於親王獎會議(Prince Mahidol Award Conference, PMAC)中,深獲亞太活躍老化聯盟理事會之肯定與支持,進而由高雄醫學大學護理學院(包含高齡長期照護碩士學位學程及護理學系)正式取得2027年亞太活躍老化聯盟國際研討會之主辦權。此為該年會首次於臺灣舉辦,不僅象徵我國在高齡研究國際合作的重大突破,更為臺灣長照經驗輸出亞太地區創造了絕佳契機。本研討會將廣邀亞太各國學者專家與實務工作者共襄盛舉, 透過專題演講、學術論文發表及論壇對話等多元形式,分享最新研究成果與政策推動經驗。期望透過本次國際盛會,建立亞太高齡研究的重要學術交流平台,進一步提升臺灣在該領域的國際能見度與學術影響力,並加速研究成果向政策轉化與實務應用。

大會核心主題

以「Building the Care Economy in Asia-Pacific: From Active Aging to Precision and Smart Care Practice」為主軸,聚焦超高齡社會下照護經濟、活躍老化與精準智慧照護之跨國對話與跨域整合。

議程與交流形式

會前工作坊(Pre-conference Workshop):安排實地參訪「屏東縣失智照護教研中心」,將活躍老化與照護經濟理論延伸至地方實務,展示臺灣由單一據點擴散至失智友善社區網絡之治理經驗,落實長者社會包容(Social Inclusion)與賦能。藉此為各國學者與實務工作者搭建對話平台,共同激盪出應對超高齡社會的創新策略。

多元學術發表與專題研討:規劃 6 場大會學術講座(Keynote speech)與 18 場次專題演講(Session talk);同時設立口頭論文發表(Oral Presentation)與海報論文發表(Poster Presentation),為國內外學者、實務專家、青年研究者與研究生提供成果發表及跨國交流平台。

參加對象及人數

共 200 人(含國外專家學者 50 人、產業界 50 人、國內外大學校院教授 50 人、大學校院學生 50 人)

徵稿主題範疇

大會公開徵求與活躍老化、精準照護、長期照護、老人科技及高齡政策等相關議題之研究摘要,包含但不限於以下核心領域:

Active Aging and Age-friendly Communities

Innovations in Long-term Care Systems and Services

Social Inclusion, Participation, and Empowerment in Aging

Technology and Gerontechnology in Aging

Health Care Services and Integrated Care for Older Adults

Aging Policy and Regional Collaboration in the Asia-Pacific

Mental Health and Well-Being in Later Life

研討會議程

Time March 17th, Pre-Conference Workshop
11:00-12:30 Registration
12:40-13:20 Set off for the event location (屏東縣失智照護教研中心)
13:30~14:20 Special Keynote: Prof. Kuei-Min Chen, Kaohsiung Medical University, Taiwan
Theme: Active Aging Governance and Challenges at the Local Level
14:20~14:30 Break
14:30~17:30 Social Event / Community Visit:
By observing how local centers integrate medical and social resources, participants will examine the practical expansion of care from a single facility to a broader, dementia-friendly community network that ensures social inclusion and empowerment for older adults. Ultimately, this visit serves as an interactive platform for cross-cultural dialogue, allowing participants to draw on Taiwan's local experiences and exchange perspectives to co-create innovative, cross-disciplinary strategies for super-aged societies.

 

Time March 18th, Day1
8:30-17:00 Registration
9:30-10:00 Open Remarks
10:00~11:00 Keynote 1: Dr. Takeo Ogawa, Chairman, ACAP
Theme: The Care Economy: Lessons from Japan and Asian Countries
Keynote 2: Dr. Somsak Akksilp, Executive Director, ASEAN Centre for Active Ageing and Innovation (ACAI)
Theme: ASEAN Active Aging Policy and the Future
11:00~11:10 Break
11:10~12:10 Parallel Session 1: Long-term care policy, challenges, and sustainability Parallel Session 2: Innovations in Gerontological Nursing for Active Aging
Speaker 1: Dr. Ching-Min Chen/ Kaohsiung Medical University. Aging Care in Taiwan: Challenge and Opportunity.
Speaker 2: Dr. Kathryn L. Braun/ University of Hawaii at Mānoa. Age-Friendly Health Systems and the 4 Ms: Perspectives from multicultural Hawaii.
Speaker 3: Dr. Mala Kapur Shankardass/Retired Professor, University of Delhi. Madrid International Plan of Action on Aging: Some Reflections in the Regional and Global Context
(15-minute talk & 5 minutes
Q & A for each)
Speaker 1: Dr. Cheryl Chia-Hui Chen/ National Taiwan University. Improving Care for Older Adults After Critical Illness.
Speaker 2: Dr. Yen-Chin Chen / National Sun Yat-sen University.
Technology-Enabled Precision Care for Active Aging: Integrating Sleep Health and Intrinsic Capacity Management  
Speaker 3: Dr. Chia-Jung Hsieh / National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences. The Practice and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence Technology in the Medical Care Field Regarding Gender Equality.
(15-minute talk & 5 minutes Q & A for each)
12:10-14:00 Lunch Cross-cultural engagement event (For students, hosted by Center for Health and Welfare Teaching and Promotion)
14:00-14:50 Keynote 3: Prof. Yeh-Liang Hsu, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan
Theme: Roles and Opportunities of Gerontechnology for a Sustainable Super-aged Society
14:50-15:20 Break
15:20~16:20 Parallel Session 3: Gerontechnology and Active Aging Poster section
(15:20~16:20)
Speaker 1: Dr. Dong Hee Han / Research Institute of Science for the Better Living of the Elderly, Korea. Digital inclusion for older adults.
Speaker 2: Dr. Ya-Ling Wang / National Taiwan Normal University.
Speaker 3: Dr. Ta-Sen Wei / Changhua Christian Hospital. Bridging the Gap: Integrating physiatry and assistive technology for optimal active aging.
(15-minute talk & 5 minutes
Q & A for each)
16:20~18:00 Oral presentation 1 Oral presentation 2
5~6 presentations 5~6 presentations
18:30- Welcome party

 

Time March 19th, Day2
8:30-12:00 Registration
09:00-10:20 Keynote 4: Dr. Jen-Der Lue, Ministry of Health and Welfare, Taiwan
Theme: Aging in Taiwan: Building a Society for Active Aging and Aging in Place
Keynote 5: Dr. Kuei-Min Chen, Department of Long-term Care, Pingtung County Government, Taiwan
Theme: Department of Long-term Care, Pingtung County Government, Director-General
10:20-10:30 Break
10:30~11:30 Parallel Session 4: From Isolation to Involvement: The Social Side of Active Aging Parallel Session 5: Bracing for the Super-Aged Society: A New Era for Active Aging Learning
Speaker 1: Dr. Hsu-Fan Kao / Soochow University. From Active Engagement to Positive Aging: Resilience as a Key Mechanism in Later Life Adaptation
Speaker 2: Dr. Ching Li / Graduate Institute of Sport, Leisure and Hospitality Management. Policies and Implementation Strategies for Enhancing Sport and Leisure Participation in Super-Aged Societies: Insights from the Active Living Environment Framework.
Speaker 3: Dr. Giang Thanh Long / National Economics University, Vietnam. Aging populations, economic empowerment and financial security in Asia-Pacific
(15-minute talk & 5 minutes
Q & A for each)
Speaker 1: Dr. Irene Blackberry/ Director, Australian Institute for Primary Care and Ageing, La Trobe University, Australia.
Speaker 2: Dr. Kaysorn Sumpowthong / Thammasat University, Faculty of Public Health, Thailand. Community-based Long Term Care Model in Thailand: A cost-effective approach and partnership.
Speaker 3: Dr. Ya-Hui Lee / Dean, Center for General Education, National Chung Cheng University..
(15-minute talk & 5 minutes
Q & A for each)
11:30~12:30 Oral presentation 3 Oral presentation 4
5~6 presentations 5~6 presentations
12:30-14:00 Lunch
14:00-15:00 Parallel Session 6: The content and process of comprehensive geriatric assessment Poster section
(14:00~15:00)
Speaker 1: Dr. Tzu-Jung Fang / Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Memorial Hospital.
Speaker 2: Dr. Chia-Ming Chang / Director of the Department of Geriatrics and Gerontology, National Cheng Kung University Hospital. The implementation of comprehensive geriatric assessment during acute care
Speaker 3: Dr. Chien-Liang Liu/ Director of Neurology & Dementia Center, Taipei City Hospital Heping Branch.
(15-minute talk & 5 minutes Q & A for each)
15:00~15:30 Break
15:30~16:20 Closing Keynote: Dr. Ming-Yueh Chou, Chief, Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology, Kaohsiung Veterans General Hospital, Kaohsiung
Theme: Healthy Aging and Age-Friendly Care System
16:20~17:00 Closing Session: Closing Remarks & Awards Ceremony