Curriculum 2025

The balance between gerontology and geriatric topics will be one third.

ASIO IAGG e-TRIGGER  2025
January 18 Basic knowledge on Aging – Prof Reshma Merchant (SG) & Hidenori ARAI (JP) Key Speakers
Hallmarks of aging and Age Related Dieases Serge Adnot (FR)
From Pathophysiological Changes to Functional Implications Reshma MERCHANT (SG)
Technology applications for independent living Ashish GOEL (IN)
February 15 Discovering ICOPE 2 – Prof Yuka SUMI – WHO & Prof. Matteo Cesari – WHO)
Healthy ageing and integrated care for older people Mateo Cesari (WHO)
ICOPE handbook second edition Yuka Sumi (WHO)
Vitality, Hearing and Vision assessments Dr. Ramesh Kandel (NP)
March 15 Principles in Geriatric Medicine – Prof Maw PIN TAN (MY) & Prof Reshma Merchant (SG)
Concepts in Geriaric care Ming-Yueh Chou (TW)
Aging multimorbidity and daily functioning Dr. Enying GONG (CN)
Interprofessional team building Jean-Pierre Michel (CH)
Team activity: Leadership in Geriatric Medicine – Prof. Maw Pin Tan (MY)& DR Malarkodi Suppamutharwyam (MY) Interview/publication of current leaders in Geriatric Medicine in Asia
April 12 Nutrition and Metabolic disorders – Ruth TeH (NZ)
Food challenges (food security & access, swallowing disturbances and nutrition in cognitively impaired adults…) Prof Sandra Iuliano (AU)
Managing oral nutrition intake in frail and vulnerable older adults in the community Prof Ruth Teh (NU)
Adequate protein intake in vulnerable old adults (including enteral/parenteral nutrition) Prof Lee-Anne Chapple (AU)
May 17 Cognitive decline and dementias – Prof Prasert Assantachai (TH) & Prof Leon Flicker (AU)
Prevention of cognitive impairment Prof Saniya Sabzwari (PK)
Strategies to diagnose cognitive impairment and dementia Prof Leon Flicker (AU)
Alzheimer disease and other dementias Prof KrolacK Salmon (FR)
June 14 Muscles health matters – Prof Robin Daly (AU)
Inter relation between muscles and bone Prof David Scott (AU)
Inter relation between muscles and brain Prof Liang Kung Chen (TW)
Medical prescription of physical exercises Prof Robin Daly (AU)
Team activity: Whole society approach of Healthy aging
July 12 Long Term Care – Prof July Byles – (AU)
Essential concepts in long-term care settings ? Prof. Julie Byles (AU)
Managing medical problems in long-term care ? Prof. Balakrishnan R (AU)
Enhancing the quality of long-term care ? Prof. Capt. Dr. Siriphan Sasat (TH)
August 23 Basic geriatric care – Prof Ashih Goel (IN) & Prof Arvind Mathur (IN)
Home care basis and support of family caregivers Prof Arvind Mathur (IN)
Loneliness and Social Isolation Prof. Fei-Yuan Sharon Hsiao (TE)
Fighting against agism Mrs Moira Allan (FR)
September 20 Urologic care – Prof. Matthias Shlögel (CH)
From Awareness to Action: Driving Innovations in Continence Care Through Effective Leadership Dr Mathias Schlögl (CH)
Urinary Incontinence in Older Adults: Diagnosis and Management Dr S. Cacciatore (IT)
Begnin prostate hypertrophy Prof F. Solanki (IN)
October 18 Infectious diseases in old age – Prof Prasert Assantachai (TH) & Prof Jean-Pierre Michel (CH)
Infection control to fight against health care associated infection Prof Prendki Virginie (Geneva) OK JPM
Vaccine preventable respiratory diseases Prof Maw Pin TAN (Kuala Lumpur)
HIV, antiretroviral treatments and ageing Prof Prakash TYIAGI (Jodhpur) (OK JPM)
November 15 Emergency care in old adults – Prof Sophia Li Kang (CN) & Prof Jean-Pierre Michel (CH)
Management of an acute mental disorder Prof Gary Cheung (NZ)
Suspicion of elder mistreatment/aubse in the emergency room Dr Ng Wai Chong (SG)
Innovative organization of emergency care Dr Yenhsuan Wu (TW)
December 13 Palliative Medicine (Prof Sophia Li Kang- Beijing)
Geriatric and palliative care trajectories Prof Sophia Li Kang (CN)
Is it possible to transfer the UK palliative care model to China? Dr Jin Shang (CN)
Palliative care transitions and networking Mrs Wei Li (CN)
January 20, 2026 AWARD CEREMONY