HEAD Welfare Seminar

Workshops

The aim of parallel workshops is to find best practices and to discuss solutions found and tested in various parts of the world.

Workshop I
Chair: Kaija Huhtanen
2 x 45 minutes, August-Cabinet

Short stories and music as a source of well-being in older age
Leena Nietosvuori, Alli Rinne, Tarja Hannuksela and Marja Vuori, Lahti University of Applied Sciences
Multisensoral Memory Tour for persons with dementia
Sari Högström, The Alzheimer Society and Finnish National Art Gallery

Workshop II
Chair: Taina Anttonen
3 x 30 minutes, Juhokusti-Cabinet

Community Comprehensive Nursing for the Mental Disabled
– the strategy and practice of the Tohoku Fukushi University Hospital
Hiroaki Ambo, Japan
Innovative multi-sectoral elderly care services: The «hotel pilot» at Lahti, Finland
Helinä Melkas & Sanna Pekkola, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Lahti Unit
Problem-based learning as a tool for developing elderly people’s care
Matleena Takaluoma and Hannele Tiittanen, Lahti University of Applied Sciences

Workshop I
Chair: Päivi Mäkitalo
2 x 45 minutes, August-Cabinet

“The World of Music” -Project - Musical Meetings for all kinds of People
Hanna Untala, Ahjolan Kannatusyhdistys ry/MuMa-project
Different prospects of teaching singing to handicapped adults
Anna Degerman, Camphill Community Myllylähde

Workshop II
Chair: Liisa Suhonen
3 x 30 minutes, Juhokusti-Cabinet

Internal Care Service Provision Network for the Elderly and Handicapped
– the strategy and practice of Tohoku Fukushi University Hospital (Hiroo Hagino, Japan)
Hiroo Hagino, Japan
Interactive caring tv as a tool in rehabilitation
Arja Piirainen, Helsinki University
Rocking chair -training
Ilkka Väänänen, Innovation Centre in the Lahti University of Applied Sciences