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A major activity for AEA is hosting conferences on issues related to elder abuse and the adult protection agenda.  Throughout each year we organise conferences on specific themes (e.g. medication control and abuse) or about specific services (e.g. sheltered housing), all intended to highlight specific issues or increase the knowledge and awareness of practitioners.

In addition we organise a major conference each March, which focuses on key activities.  This has become the major adult protection event of the year, invariably opened by a Government Minister and appropriately topical.

We also regularly attend and speak at conferences organised by other organisations, either focusing on our knowledge and experiences of elder abuse in particular, or on our wider knowledge of the adult protection field.  Email or telephone 020 8835 9280 if you wish to book one of our speakers.



 
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INPEA conference - Presentations - 17 June 2011- Click here

 

 

 

AEA NATIONAL ADULT SAFEGUARDING CONFERENCE

Friday 30th March 2012 - London Liverpool Street
 

 


As usual, as an organisation committed to supporting and improving
adult safeguarding, we have kept costs to a minimum, so you can hear
from expert speakers at a fraction of the charges levied by commercial
companies:

AEA MEMBERS £120 plus VAT. Non MEMBERS £138 plus VAT (Join now as a member and you get the benefit of the discount rate)

 

 

  
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

   Mr Paul Burstow MP, Minister of State for Care Services, Department of Health

   The Rt Hon Lord Justice Munby QC, of the Court of Appeal, and
Chairman of the Law Commission for England and Wales,
who will consider Deprivation of Liberty standards.

 
 
Topics covered at the conference will include:

  
Government policy and strategy in relation to Adult Safeguarding: The Minister of State for Care Services,
   Mr Paul Burstow M.P;

   Deprivation of Liberty, the views of the highest expert in the land:
The Rt Hon Lord Justice Munby;

   Lessons from the Mid Staffordshire Inquiry, from the perspective of
Julie Bailey of 'Cure the NHS' and
Katherine Murphy of the Patient's Association;

   Financial Abuse, with perspectives from the police, from Brunel University, and from Karishma Chandaria
of the Alzheimer's Society;

   The need for Powers of Intervention, a discussion and consultation led by Ronnie Barnes, AEA trustee
and former President of BASW;

   The Law and Safeguarding, led by Michael Mandelstam, who holds a postgraduate qualification in law
and is author of the Department of Health
guide to the Law and Safeguarding;

   Lessons from Winterbourne View, from the perspective of 
Terry Bryan, whistleblower at Winterbourne, and
David Congdon, Policy Manager at MENCAP;

   A consideration of Serious Case Reviews by  
Professor Jill Manthorpe from the Social Care Workforce
Research Unit;

   The Equalities and Human Rights Commission
Inquiry into domiciliary care.

Amanda Waring, Actress and passionate elder abuse campaigner

 

Members of Action on Elder Abuse should note that the charity's Annual General Meeting will be held during the lunch period.

 


A copy of the Booking Form is below, or contact maggieevans@elderabuse.org.uk or tel: 020 8835 9280      

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE BOOKING FORM.

     

 

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