The National Dementia Conference 2027 programme addresses key issues across dementia and aged care, including early diagnosis, Alzheimer’s disease treatments, person-centred care, dementia innovation, telehealth, caregiver support, palliative care and the evolving aged care landscape. The conference brings together different perspectives to examine practical approaches and emerging developments that can support people living with dementia and their families.

A major focus of the conference is the continued development of evidence-based and person-centred dementia care. Sessions provide opportunities to explore new approaches to diagnosis and treatment, changing models of care, professional practice, technology and the role of multidisciplinary teams in supporting people affected by dementia.

National Dementia Conference 2027 also provides valuable networking and professional development opportunities, connecting healthcare providers, aged care professionals, researchers, policymakers and organisations working across the dementia sector. The event offers a platform to exchange knowledge, discuss emerging challenges and explore innovative approaches to improving dementia services and quality of life.

Whether you are a dementia care professional, healthcare practitioner, researcher, aged care provider, policymaker, carer or industry professional, National Dementia Conference 2027 offers an opportunity to stay informed about developments in dementia research, treatment, care and support while connecting with professionals from across the sector.