Folkemødet 2026 - Quality in elder care with more languages and fewer hands?
Clex hosts an open panel debate at Folkemødet 2026. Thursday 11 June at 11:00 in K21 - Bornholmerhuset, Allinge. Five voices from practice and politics discuss how to keep quality, continuity and safety when the pace is high and the preconditions differ.
When: Thursday 11 June 2026, 11:00 - 12:00 · Where: K21 - Bornholmerhuset, Allinge · From Clex: Jonas Henrik Lund
Clex invites you to an open panel debate at Folkemødet 2026 on one of the largest agendas in the future of elder care.
Elder care faces a new reality: fewer skilled hands and a workforce with a wider mix of language and professional backgrounds than before.
How do we secure quality, continuity, and safety for residents when the pace is high and preconditions differ? And how do we bring new staff well into the work - professionally, linguistically, and culturally?
The debate is grounded in practice and brings together perspectives from kommuner, politics, and the labour movement. The aim is an honest, nuanced conversation about an elder care in which both staff and residents experience quality - even as the conditions around the work change.
Meet the panel
Five voices from practice and politics.
See the event
The full programme entry is on the Folkemødet site (in Danish): program.folkemoedet.dk - event 31969.
Want to meet?
We look forward to seeing you on Bornholm. If you want a conversation before or after the debate, let us know in advance at Flakron Sojeva (Denmark) or directly to Jonas Henrik Lund.
See also our pages on the language gap and real-time documentation - the two themes closest to what the debate is about.