- Are individual preferences and needs for LTC taken into account by policymakers of your country? Do you have examples of such initiatives?

- Is it important and how should these preferences (needs) be measured?

- Is there evidence that LTC policies / schemes are addressing people’s expectations/preferences?

- What would be the benefits of fostering people-centered LTC policies?

- What are the main challenges associated with the implementation of people-centered LTC policies?

By Magdalena Walbaum, Research Fellow in Health and Social Care, London School of Economics and Political Science.

Moderation : Jonathan Sicsic, Associate Professor in Economics, Chaire Aging UP!, Université Paris Cité.

- Are individual preferences and needs for LTC taken into account by policymakers of your country? Do you have examples of such initiatives?

- Is it important and how should these preferences (needs) be measured?

- Is there evidence that LTC policies / schemes are addressing people’s expectations/preferences?

- What would be the benefits of fostering people-centered LTC policies?

- What are the main challenges associated with the implementation of people-centered LTC policies?

By Mauricio Avendano, Associate Professor, Unisanté, University of Lausanne.

Moderation : Jonathan Sicsic, Associate Professor in Economics, Chaire Aging UP!, Université Paris Cité.

Intervention d'Henri Bergeron, sociologue, titulaire de la Chaire Transformation des organisations et du travail, SciencesPo et de Thomas Rapp, économiste, titulaire de la Chaire Aging-UP!,  Université Paris Cité.

Intervention d'Alexandra Garabidge, chargée de mission CNSA.

Intervention de Léa Toulemon, économiste, Institut des Politiques Publiques.

Intervention de Corinne Antoine-Guillaume, directrice, EHPAD de Kersalic.

Intervention de Magaly Rohé, directrice des opérations, Libheros.

Questions/Réponses modération Thomas Rapp.

Intervention de Jingye Xing-Bongioanni, maîtresse de conférences en sociologie et Marion Plaut, post-doctorante en sociologie, Université de Lille.

Intervention de Béatrice Le Rhun, cheffe du pôle des professions libérales à la direction de la recherche, des études, de l’évaluation et des statistiques (DRESS) du Ministère de la Santé.