Age Care & Silver Economy Study Tours in France

The French are living longer than most people in the world and the long term care system had to adjust to this challenge. Major national strategies have structured the field, creating support networks and comprehensive care solutions for people s uffering from Alzheimer disease. The French Silver Economy vibrates with dynamic actors who are working on making long term care accessible and efficient for the entire population across the territory.
Your Age Care study tour in France
Tailored
Our programs are based on cohesive groups of participants. We tailor our study tour programs for aged care executives, doctors or students according to their specific needs or interests.
Guaranteed learning

Emilie Lebée-Thomas, former hospital administrator in France and Gabriel Monteiro, Silver Economy expert makes sure that each of our program guarantees a high quality learning experience.
Expertise
Each study tour includes a balance of lectures by French experts and field visit , with a strong accent on professional immersion. You will visit the best aged care facilities in France and meet with their executive teams for a direct access to their hands-on expertise.
Learning outcomes:
  • 1
    Acquire a comprehensive unde rstanding of the French long term care system by meeting with key experts at the Ministry of health and in the main national organizations.
  • 2
    Visit top -end facilities to discover best practices and innovations that could be transferred internationally. Architecture, new technologies, organizations or human competencies, the French silver economy is rich with solutions that will inspire you.
  • 3
    Reflect on the challenges met by age systems in the world and identify solutions to improve care for the world's population.
  • 4
    Step out of your daily context, exchange ideas with pairs and develop your network.
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