Dementia Congress | Dementia Conference | Paris | France | 2024

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Dementia Congress 2024

About Conference


Welcome to the 4th Annual Dementia Congress: Driving the Way to Understanding and Care

Event Date: November 26-27, 2024

Location: Paris, France

Greetings and welcome! We are excited to gather in Paris for the 4th Annual Dementia Congress on November 26-27, 2024. Let’s dive into transformative innovations in dementia care and research, fostering connections that drive meaningful change for individuals and families impacted by dementia.

This year’s Dementia congress will feature an extraordinary lineup of keynote speakers who are leaders in the field, sharing groundbreaking insights into neurodegenerative diseases, innovative therapeutic strategies, and the transformative role of technology in dementia care. Engaging panel discussions will tackle pressing issues such as equitable access to care, the impact of social determinants on health outcomes, and novel approaches to early diagnosis.

Our dynamic program includes interactive workshops designed specifically for caregivers and healthcare providers. Participants will develop essential skills in effective communication with dementia patients and explore strategies for fostering independence and dignity. Whether you are a seasoned professional or new to the field, the Dementia Congress promises to be an inspiring experience that ignites innovation and strengthens our collective mission in the fight against dementia.

Join us in Paris as we work together to shape the future of dementia care!

 Register today and contribute to a global movement dedicated to advancing dementia care and research.

Conference Highlights:

  • Keynote Addresses

  • Cutting-Edge Research Presentations

  • Expert Panel Discussions

  • Workshops and Interactive Sessions

  • Poster Presentations

  • Networking Opportunities

  • Industry Exhibits and Demonstrations

  • Policy and Advocacy Sessions

  • Special Events

  • Technology Integration

  • Future Directions

  • Conference Takeaways

 

Who Should Attend

  • Healthcare Professionals

  • Researchers and Academics

  • Industry Representatives

  • Caregivers and Support Providers

  • Policy Makers and Advocacy Groups

  • Educators and Trainers

  • Media and Journalists

Why to Attend

  • Locks in Sessions: Submerge yourself in shrewd keynote introductions, thought-provoking board dialogs, and intuitively workshops driven by famous specialists from around the world. Pick up a profound understanding of the most recent breakthroughs in dementia investigate and care strategies.

  • Organizing Openings: Interface with individual experts, analysts, clinicians, and caregivers in the field of dementia. Share your encounters, trade thoughts, and set up profitable associations that may shape the future of dementia care.

  • Multidisciplinary Approach: Grasp the opportunity to lock in with a different run of viewpoints, from restorative inquire about and clinical hone to brain research, social work, and innovation. Our congress energizes cross-disciplinary discussions to drive all encompassing solutions.

  • Caregiver Center: Recognizing the pivotal part of caregivers in the dementia travel, we offer specialized sessions custom fitted to their interesting needs. Caregivers can get to assets, bolster, and direction to explore the challenges they face.

  • Logical Blurb Session: Show your investigate discoveries and ventures amid our logical blurb session, cultivating a energetic trade of thoughts and giving a stage for developing analysts to exhibit their work.

  • Parisian Motivation: Encounter the charm of Paris whereas going to the dementia congress. From the famous Eiffel Tower to the creative treasures of the Louver, the city's vibe is beyond any doubt to motivate and restore your intellect.

 

Registration Details

Early bird registration opens on Feb 25, 2024, advertising uncommon rates for members who enroll some time recently July 28, 2024. Remain tuned for overhauls on enlistment expenses, due dates, and convenience alternatives. Register Now:

Call for Speakers and Abstract Submissions

We welcome specialists, analysts, and practitioners to share their bits of knowledge by displaying at the congress. Unique entries open on Feb 15, 2024, giving a stage for you to contribute to the collective information.

Join Us in Paris

The 4th Annual Dementia Congress is more than an occasion; it's a collaborative endeavor to upgrade our understanding of dementia and upgrade the lives of those affected. We welcome you to check your calendars, spread the word, and connect us in Paris, France for a congress that guarantees to motivate, teach, and drive positive change.

For inquiries, sponsorship openings, and upgrades, it would be ideal if you visit Dementia Congress or contact us +447308310323.Let's work together to lead the way to superior dementia understanding and care. Together, we can make a difference.

Christina Walker 4th Annual Dementia Congress

Organizer E: dementiacongress@eurosessions.com

 

Participation Benefits

1. Networking Opportunities

  • Connect with Experts: Access to leading researchers, clinicians, and thought leaders in dementia care and research.

  • Collaborative Partnerships: Opportunities to form partnerships for research projects, clinical trials, or joint ventures.

  • Professional Development: Meet peers from around the world to exchange ideas and experiences.

2. Knowledge Enhancement

  • Cutting-Edge Research: Insights into the latest research findings, treatment advancements, and clinical practices.

  • Educational Workshops: Hands-on sessions and workshops for skill development and practical knowledge.

  • Continuing Medical Education (CME): Credits or certificates for healthcare professionals, supporting their ongoing education requirements.

3. Access to Innovative Solutions

  • Exhibitor Access: Explore the latest products, technologies, and services from leading industry exhibitors.

  • Product Demonstrations: Live demonstrations of new tools, therapies, and innovations in dementia care.

4. Influential Keynotes and Panels

  • Expert Speakers: Hear from renowned experts and keynote speakers who are at the forefront of dementia research and treatment.

  • Panel Discussions: Engage in discussions on current challenges, policy issues, and future directions in dementia care.

5. Research Dissemination

  • Presentation Opportunities: Present your own research or clinical findings to a global audience, receiving feedback and gaining visibility.

  • Publication Opportunities: Potential for research findings to be published in conference proceedings or associated journals.

 6. Professional Recognition

  • Awards and Honors: Opportunities to be recognized for outstanding contributions to the field of dementia through awards or accolades.

  • Certification: Receive certificates of participation, which can be a valuable addition to your professional credentials.

7. Insightful Discussions

  • Interactive Sessions: Participate in interactive sessions and Q&A forums to dive deeper into specific topics and address pressing questions.

  • Case Studies: Review and discuss real-world case studies and experiences shared by practitioners and researchers.

8. Policy and Advocacy

  • Policy Updates: Gain insights into the latest policy changes and advocacy efforts related to dementia care and funding.

  • Influence Policy: Engage with policymakers and advocacy groups to influence future dementia care policies and funding priorities.

9. Community Engagement

  • Support Networks: Connect with support groups and organizations dedicated to dementia care and support.

  • Caregiver Resources: Access resources and support specifically designed for caregivers, including workshops and networking opportunities.

10. Exclusive Materials

  • Conference Materials: Access to conference materials, including presentations, abstracts, and handouts.

  • Resource Libraries: Special access to resource libraries with additional content such as video recordings and supplementary documents.

11. Personal Development

  • Inspiration and Motivation: Gain inspiration from success stories and advancements in dementia care, enhancing personal motivation and commitment to the field.

  • Skill Building: Develop new skills and knowledge that can be directly applied to your professional practice or research.

12. Cultural and Social Experience

  • Cultural Events: Participate in social and cultural events associated with the conference, providing a richer overall experience.

  • Local Insights: Enjoy insights into local culture and practices related to dementia care if the conference is held in a different geographic location.

 

Scientific Session

Track1:Advances in Neuroimaging Techniques for Early Dementia Detection

Track2:Neurodegenerative Disease Genetics and Risk Factors

Track3:Biomarkers and Diagnostic Tools in Dementia Research

Track4:Cognitive Reserve and its Role in Dementia Prevention

Track5:Innovations in Alzheimer's Disease Drug Development

Track6:Non-Pharmacological Interventions for Dementia Management

Track7:Emerging Technologies for Cognitive Rehabilitation

Track8;Frontotemporal Dementia: Clinical Insights and Management

Track9:Vascular Dementia: Understanding Pathogenesis and Treatment

Track10:Holistic Approach to Geriatric Psychiatry and Dementia

Track11:Ethical Considerations in Dementia Care and Research

Track12:Caregiver Burnout: Strategies for Support and Resilience

Track13:Nutrition and Lifestyle Interventions for Brain Health

Track14:Sleep Disorders in Dementia: Assessment and Interventions

Track15:Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Dementia: Challenges and Solutions

Track16:Person-Centered Care Models for Dementia Patients

Track17:Enhancing Quality of Life for Individuals with Dementia

Track18:Multilingual Assessment Tools for Cross-Cultural Dementia Research

Track19:Music and Art Therapy in Dementia Care

Track20:Role of Neuroinflammation in Alzheimer's Disease

Track21:Genetics of Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration

Track22:Innovations in Assistive Technologies for Dementia Patients

Track23:Impact of Social Isolation on Cognitive Decline

Track24:Palliative Care in Advanced Dementia: Addressing End-of-Life Needs

Track25:Collaborative Research Initiatives for Dementia Cure

Track26:Pharmacological Management of Behavioral Symptoms in Dementia

Track27:Neurocognitive Effects of Long-Term Medication Use in Seniors

Track28:Precision Medicine in Dementia: Tailoring Treatments

Track29:Role of Microbiome in Cognitive Health and Disease

Track30:Dementia-Friendly Community Design and Outreach

Track31:Reshaping Public Perception and Stigma Surrounding Dementia

Track32:Longitudinal Studies on Cognitive Aging and Dementia Risk

Track33:Legal and Financial Planning for Dementia Patients

Track34:Impact of Exercise on Cognitive Function in Aging

Track35:Virtual Reality Applications for Dementia Therapy and Engagement

 

Market Analysis

1. Market Overview

  • Prevalence and Incidence: Detail the current statistics on dementia prevalence and incidence rates globally and regionally. This includes the number of people affected and projections for the future.

  • Trends: Identify trends in dementia care, research advancements, and treatment options. Look into areas like early diagnosis, management strategies, and emerging therapies.

2. Target Audience      

  • Healthcare Professionals: Include neurologists, geriatricians, psychiatrists, and general practitioners.

  • Researchers: Academics and researchers focused on dementia studies.

  • Caregivers: Professional and family caregivers.

  • Industry Professionals: Representatives from pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.

  • Policy Makers: Individuals involved in healthcare policy and regulation.

3. Competitive Analysis

  • Similar Congresses and Conferences: List and describe other significant dementia-related events.

  • Unique Selling Points: Highlight what differentiates your congress from others (e.g., keynote speakers, cutting-edge research presentations, unique networking opportunities).

  • Strengths: Identify the strengths of your congress, such as a prestigious venue, high-profile speakers, or exclusive sessions.

  • Weaknesses: Acknowledge potential weaknesses or challenges, such as budget constraints or logistical issues.

4. Sponsorship and Partnerships

  • Pharmaceutical Companies: Those with products or research related to dementia.

  • Medical Equipment Manufacturers: Companies that produce diagnostic tools or caregiving aids.

  • Non-Profit Organizations: Entities focused on dementia research and advocacy.

  • Academic Institutions: Collaborations with universities and research centers.

  • Professional Associations: Partnerships with medical and scientific societies.

5. Marketing and Promotion

  • Digital Marketing: Utilize social media, email campaigns, and online advertising to reach potential attendees.

  • Traditional Marketing: Consider print ads in relevant journals, direct mail, and industry newsletters.

  • Content Marketing: Leverage blogs, white papers, and interviews with speakers to generate interest.

6. Financial Considerations

  • Registration Fees: Pricing structure for attendees, including early-bird and regular rates.

  • Sponsorship Packages: Different levels of sponsorship and their benefits.

  • Exhibitor Fees: Charges for companies that want to exhibit their products or services.

  • Venue Costs: Rental fees, setup, and logistics.

  • Speaker Fees: Honoraria and travel expenses for keynote speakers.

  • Marketing Costs: Expenses related to promotion and advertising.

7. Regulatory and Ethical Considerations

  • Ethical Guidelines: Ensure the congress adheres to ethical standards in medical and research practices.

  • Data Protection: Implement measures to protect the personal information of attendees and participants.

Conclusion

Summarize the key findings of your analysis, including potential opportunities for the congress and any challenges that need to be addressed. Provide recommendations based on your insights, such as strategies for attracting high-profile speakers or identifying niche areas for focus.

To Collaborate Scientific Professionals around the World

Conference Date November 26-27, 2024

Speaker Opportunity

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Journal of Novel Physiotherapies Journal of Alzheimers Disease & Parkinsonism International Journal of Emergency Mental Health and Human Resilience

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