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Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI)
An umbrella organization of Alzheimer's Associations around the world which offer support and information to people with dementia and their families.

Alzheimer's Disease International
45-46 Lower Marsh
London
SE1 7RG
UK
Tel: +44 20 7620 3011
Fax: +44 20 7401 7351
Email: info@alz.co.uk
www.alz.co.uk/

Alzheimer Europe
Alzheimer Europe is a non-profit organisation which aims to improve the care and treatment of Alzheimer patients through intensified collaboration between its member associations. In the longer term, AE is striving to become the coordination and information centre for all organisations working in this specific field, such as day care centres, sitting services, training centres for professionals and related organisations.

Alzheimer Europe
145 route de Thionville
L - 2611 Luxembourg
Tel.: +352 29 79 70
Fax: +352 29 79 72
info@alzheimer-europe.org
www.alzheimer-europe.org

EAMA
European Academy for Medicine of Ageing
Tilknyttet 'The Institut Universitaire Kurt Bösch', Schweiz
www.iukb.ch/index.php?id=44&L=3

EURAG
European Federation of Older Persons
EURAG is a non-profit and non-religious European organisation founded in 1962 with seat in Luxemburg and is independent of political parties. Since 1974 the EURAG General Secretariat is in Graz/Austria. Through its member organizations, EURAG represents millions of older people in Europe and its purpose is to promote older people's quality of life on societal, social and political levels

EURAG General Secretariat
Wielandgasse 9
A-8010 Graz / Austria

Tel. +43 316 814608
Fax: +43 316 814608
e-mail : office@eurag-europe.org
www.eurag-europe.org

European Forum on Population Ageing Research
Funded by the European Commision's Framework 5 Research Programme. The aim is to build upon and extend the coordination of European research on ageing by bringing together scientists who work in the field on ageing to disseminate their research and develop future collaboration in this field.
Events: workshops, research reviews, meetings, newsletters.

Contact address:
Rita Saddler
European Forum on Population Ageing Research
Department of Sociological Studies
University of Sheffield
Sheffield, S10 2TU
UK
Tel. +44 0114 222 6458/6418
r.n.saddler@sheffield.ac.uk
www.shef.ac.uk/ageingresearch

Se også:
ERA-AGE, European Research Area in Ageing
- under 6. rammeprogram
era-age.group.shef.ac.uk
(hjemmeside under opbygning)

European Union Geriatric Medicine Society, EUGMS
www.eugms.org

EuroSafe, the European Association for Injury Prevention
Rijswijkstraat 2
1059 GK Amsterdam
The Netherlands

Tel.: +31 20 511 4513
Fax: + 31 20 511 4510
E-mail: secretariat@eurosafe.eu.com

HelpAge

Global network of not-for-profit organisations working with and for disadvantaged older people worldwide to achieve a lasting improvement in the quality of their lives.
The HelpAge international network brings together more than 1.000 organisations in 95 countries such as national NGO's, academic institutions, governments and international agencies.
www.helpage.org

International Association of Gerontology, IAG
http://www.iagg.com.br/webforms/index.aspx

International Association of Gerontology, IAG
European Region
E-mail: info@iag-er.org
www.iag-er.org

International Federation on Ageing
A consultative NGO to major UN Agencies
425 Viger Ave. West, Suite 520
Montréal, Québec X2Z 1X2
Canada
Tel: + 1-514-396-3358
Fax: + 1-514-396-3378
E-mail: ifa@citenet.net
www.ifa-fiv.org/En

International Research Centre for
Healthy Ageing and Longevity, IRCHAL
(Australien)
Læs mere om IRCHAL her.

interRAI Corporation
interRAI is a not for profit corporation. Its Fellows and Associate Fellows seek to improve care of the elderly world-wide, by encouraging adoption of standardized assessment methods. The group is committed to developing assessment tools and undertaking cross-national studies. In encouraging the use of interRAI products, the primary aim is not to generate income but to develop new projects and fund research programs. Membership of the corporation is through active research and development with interRAI products.

Information:
Mary James
University of Michigan
Institute of Gerontology
University of Michigan
300 North Ingalls
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-2007 USA
Tel: +1 734/936-3261
Fax: +1 734/936-2116
www.interrai.org/section/view

Nordisk gerontologisk forening
Udgiver tidsskriftet 'GeroNord' som formidler nytt om forskning, utviklingsarbeid og undervisning på eldreområdet i Norden. Tidsskriftet udkommer både i trykt og elektronisk format og kan læses på foreningens hjemmeside.
www.ngf-geronord.se

NordRAI
NordRAI is a network of researchers, developers, and professionals working with the Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI), a family of standardised assessment systems, developed to improve the care of the elderly.
Applications:
  Care need assessment/screening
  Care planning
  Quality monitoring
  Case-mix payment and budgeting
  Benchmarking
  Research
The NordRAI network meets twice a year and is supported by the Nordic Council and Council of Ministers.
On-going research projects include:
  Nordic RAI-AC study
  AD HOC (AgeD in HOme Care) study
http://www.nordrai.org/

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