Addressing health inequalities through inclusive nursing care for LGBTQIA+ older adults affected by delirium
26 Nov 2026, 12:00 - 14:00
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Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking webinar exploring the unique challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ older adults and the role nurses can play in delivering inclusive, person-centred care.
This webinar will bring together leading experts and practitioners to examine the impact of health inequalities, ageing, delirium, ageism, and social determinants of health on LGBTQIA+ older adults.
Speakers will share their research, evidence, resources, and examples of good practice to support nurses in improving outcomes and experiences for this often overlooked population.
Speakers
Professor Andrew King: Centre for Excellence in Health and Ageing
Professor Andrew King will explore his work on ageing and LGBTQIA+ communities, highlighting key issues and opportunities for improving health and wellbeing in later life.
Dio Giotas: Supporting LGBTQIA+ older adults through delirium
Dio Giotas will share insights into the experiences and support needs of LGBTQIA+ older adults affected by delirium.
Dr Aideen Young and Sarah Wilkinson: Centre for Ageing Better
Dr Aideen Young and Sarah Wilkinson will present findings from their work on ageism and healthcare, alongside evidence on the psychosocial and economic determinants that affect older LGBTQIA+ people and contribute to health inequalities.
Marie Murray: Sharing good practice and making a difference
Marie Murray will offer practical examples and reflections on how healthcare professionals can make meaningful improvements in care delivery.
Why attend?
- Gain a deeper understanding of the experiences of LGBTQIA+ older adults.
- Explore the links between delirium, ageing, and health inequalities.
- Learn about the impact of ageism and wider social determinants on health outcomes.
- Discover practical approaches to delivering inclusive and equitable nursing care.
- Hear from experts, researchers, and practitioners working to improve care for older people.
Megan Musson
megan.musson@rcn.org.uk
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Page last updated - 10/11/2026
