Upcoming events

Explore highlights from IFIC Scotland's Ageing and Frailty Knowledge Exchange, bringing together international experts to share practical approaches to healthy ageing, frailty and integrated care.

Catch up on IFIC Scotland’s international webinar on social prescribing, with insights from England, Canada and Wales. Explore how community-based approaches support integrated care.

IFIC Scotland and partners held a one-day national learning event to mark 10 years of integrated health and social care in Scotland.

This webinar showcased the vital role of community hospitals, subacute hospitals, and transitional care units in delivering integrated, person-centred intermediate care. International speakers will share models and lessons from Singapore, Catalonia, Nova Scotia, and the UK.

Hosted by the ALLIANCE Self Management team, this webinar brought together international partners during Scotland’s Self Management Week 2025 to discuss empowering people at different stages of their self management journey. Catch up on #IntegratedCareMatters10

Systems are moving long-term care toward home support while tackling loneliness to boost wellbeing for all. Chronic loneliness harms health, especially as we age. Our final webinar shared research and innovations from the UK and Brazil, in collaboration with the University of São Paulo and IMPACT UK.

This webinar explored international policy and practice in integrated long-term care, with insights from the Laurel consortium, WHO Europe, and Shared Lives Plus.

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This webinar brought together international speakers who shared their self management experiences and examples of what is working well in practice from personal journeys of self management of long term conditions, to what it means for healthcare professionals to adapt their practice to support self management and to wider organisational journeys as health and social care services adopt more person-centred ways of working.