With the evolving COVID-19 pandemic, health and eldercare facilities are a vulnerable cluster. What are the implications of COVID-19 on our eldercare sector, what has the global community been up to, to combat the situation and how do we overcome the pressing challenges in this economic climate?
$2,500.00
COVID-19 has set unprecedented implications on the socio and economic aspects across sectors and markets, and especially on the eldercare sector. Some of the highlights of this webinar includes a showcase of Thailand’s COVID-19 health and community care strategy by an eldercare operator. In addition, participants will also hear about activities to reduce social isolation and loneliness for seniors by community leaders.
Thailand’s biggest efforts to combat the virus can be credited to its public healthcare system and the ground up efforts of the community. Known as village health volunteers (VHV), they are present throughout the country to assist with contract tracing. Established since 1980, they are the considered the gatekeepers of the healthcare system with one million active volunteers. According to the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) Thailand, by April, Thailand hopes to increase testing capacity to 100,000.
A leading eldercare operator will present in this webinar on Thailand’s COVID-19 health and community care strategy. They will be sharing insights on:
Second part of the webinar, we will see industry updates on the homecare sector, nursing home and retirement villages. The webinar will conclude with an interactive Q&A with all the presenters.
Dr Gengpong Tangaroonsanti
M.D., CEO & Founder, Cherseryhome International Hospital, Thailand
Dr Gengpong Tangaroonsanti graduated from university with a Medical Degree and is a specialist: Internist. He is also the CEO of Chersery Home International & The Senizens.
Utilizing his medical knowledge, he realized that there is a need to develop an intermediate care system for older people in Thailand. He intends to design a new model of holistic step-down care system that promotes autonomy and social interaction for care recipients.
With these in mind, he founded “I CAN DO” center in Thailand, where products are created through innovation and creativity for seniors. These products serve to increase quality of life.
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