Care show preview
giving you the opportunity to ask for their expert advice.
A packed programme The programme has been carefully curated with you in mind, supplying you with everything you need. It will cover the hottest and most challenging topics within the sector and how the sector is adapting to the changing needs of your clients, how technology is being implemented into care settings, new and innovative ways of designing your care environments, and examples of what is working well. We have developed theatres to fit to what you need; these will be the key themes for each: n Keynote stage – A stage filled with big debates and hot topics, covering everything you need to help deliver better care.
n Design, build, and care environments theatre – Focusing on all things land procurement, lighting fixtures, sustainability, architecture, and dementia care design. You can be sure to find all areas of development in this theatre.
n Business theatre – This theatre will provide you with the latest updates from experts in marketing and finance. This is the place to be to gain the confidence and business acumen you need to be successful.
n People & wellness – Here the mental and physical health of your residents and team members and the recruitment of the right people takes centre stage.
n Technology theatre – Technology is a rising star in the care sector. We will be highlighting how virtual reality is making a difference now and how you can start to implement this into your practice.
n Homecare theatre – Here you can expect to find everything impacting home care and the wider domiciliary care
sector. We want to give you the tools to implement new solutions.
Spotlight – the Design, Build, and Care Environments theatre The environment in which you live is so important. When providing care for others in a new space, long-term residency, or unfamiliar space, it is vital to consider every detail for every resident and how those details impact on their day-to-day living and, ultimately, the quality of care you provide. In the Design, Build, and Care Environments theatre we are going to be delving into how to achieve the best for your home. We have partnered with The Care Home Environment and Third Age Design to help us create the ideal topics impacting operation and estate managers in care homes.
The Design, Build, and Care Environments theatre will be one of the key theatres at Care Show this year. We have carefully filled it with sessions to give you variety, inspiration, and practical knowledge; a broad range of topics presented by a dynamic cohort of expert speakers. You can expect important debates, thought-provoking talks, and exclusive knowledge. Here is a sneak preview of some of the
innovative, interesting, and educational topics will be on offer: n Revitalising care: lessons from abroad, Lori Pinkerton-Rolet, Park Grove Design – What can we learn from some of the successful ideas implemented in other countries to utilise their interior space differently, to the benefit of residents, staff, and the local community?
n Staff retention by design, Third Age Design – Skilled carers are in short supply and of course can decide where they are going to work. It is recognised that the management team and core values are key to picking where to be employed;
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however, we cannot neglect the physical environment factors and how these will impact someone’s decision.
n Technology: Do the results justify the, spend? Third Age Design – A lively debate to find out if tech really justifies the spend. This hot debate will be asking the burning questions – such as why technologies cannot interface together.
n Experiential design, Mike Davies – This session is showing off the new kid on the block, really pushing the boundaries of what care interior design is and looking at how we think about design as an experience.
n Future of care interior design, Russel Pillar & Sarah Thompson – An in-depth panel discussion presented by Russel Pillar and other experts in care interiors. They will be exploring what the future of your care interior is, and how this can be achieved.
n The business case for sustainability and responsible business in social care, Jonathan Freeman – Jonathan will be sharing his knowledge and approach to putting sustainability and corporate social responsibility at the forefront of your business. We will also be looking at lessons learned from the wider social care sector.
n How COVID has affected care home interior design, Kerry Southern-Reason – Kerry will be delivering a session all about how the pandemic has affected care home interior design. As life has changed so dramatically over the last few years, it is vital to look at the key takeaways and adapt to new interior ideas.
Care Show 2022 is all about championing care providers. Make sure you register for your free place at
https://www.careshow.
co.uk/carehomeenvironment. We hope to see you there in October.
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www.thecarehomeenvironment.com September 2022
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