Could travel help to defy the aging process?
Why dementia patients could miss out on care improvements
Using software for safety compliance in residential care
Aged care antibiotic could put residents at risk
The impact of declining senses on older adults
Could travel help to defy the aging process?
Travel — of the touristy kind, as opposed to the time travel kind — could help to slow the aging process, according to new research.
Why dementia patients could miss out on care improvements
Tools designed to improve quality of care for dementia residents are likely not meeting their needs, research has found.
Using software for safety compliance in residential care
Many aged care providers rely on spreadsheets, notebooks and informal knowledge for their day-to-day operations.
Aged care antibiotic could put residents at risk
Better antibiotic management is needed in residential aged care to protect against superbugs, new research suggests.
The impact of declining senses on older adults
When older people begin to develop sensory disabilities, their mental health can also decline, according to new research.
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Aged care antibiotic could put residents at risk
Better antibiotic management is needed in residential aged care to protect against superbugs, new research suggests.
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Research funding for infection prevention and control
Targeted research into improving infection prevention and control in aged care homes will attract...
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ACIPC International Conference speakers announced
Infection prevention and control is vitally important across all healthcare settings in reducing...
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Higher levels of antibiotic resistance in aged care facilities
New research shows higher levels of antibiotic resistance are present in aged care facilities...
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Why dementia patients could miss out on care improvements
Tools designed to improve quality of care for dementia residents are likely not meeting their needs, research has found.
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Supporting Stolen Generations survivors with dementia
More needs to be done to support Stolen Generations aged care residents with dementia, experts say.
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Additional funding for dementia health care
Monash University will receive $1.3 million in federal government funding to update guidance for...
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What are the early warning signs of dementia?
New research has outlined which aspects of psychological wellbeing noticeably decline before a...
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New Aged Care Act welcomed by advocacy body
An announcement that the bill for the new Aged Care Act will be introduced to parliament has been welcomed by advocacy groups.
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Using software for safety compliance in residential care
Many aged care providers rely on spreadsheets, notebooks and informal knowledge for their...
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Stop delaying action on aged care reform, advocates say
A new rights-based Aged Care Act urgently needs to be introduced, according to advocacy groups.
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Aged care resident suffers severe burns, provider fined
A $66,000 fine has been issued to a Melbourne aged care provider after a resident suffered severe...
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Helping older people stay local
Older people in rural and remote communities will receive more opportunities to stay close to family and friends when moving to residential care.
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Aged care reimagined through vertical living
A new integrated vertical retirement living and aged care development has been established in the...
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The benefits of art for aged care residents
Art and design principles are now being used to improve the wellbeing of residents living with...
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High demand for residential aged care centres
There has been a strong interest in residential aged care facilities due to a lack of national...
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Using sensors to support aging at home
The use of sensors could allow older Australians to remain in their homes for longer, according to some experts.
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The need to overhaul digital health data for older patients
Recalling medical histories is time-consuming and challenging for any patient, but it becomes...
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Using VR education to help dementia patients with dining
A workshop designed to support aged care workers in improving meal times for dementia patients...
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Smartphone tech could enable stroke rehab at home
New technology that could allow stroke patients to undertake rehabilitation exercises at home is...
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Say "no" to the nursing home, urges campaign
A new television, radio and digital campaign has been launched that calls for Australians to embrace independent living as they age.
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How hospital stays could be reduced for older patients
New research conducted by Flinders University has revealed one key way that hospital stays could...
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In conversation with Janet Phillips: dying with dignity
Victoria faces a dire funding crisis in aged care palliative services, raising concerns that many...
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Social inclusion initiative lands in aged care
The successful overseas "Ciao!" Program will be launching in aged care facilities...
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Could travel help to defy the aging process?
Travel — of the touristy kind, as opposed to the time travel kind — could help to slow the aging process, according to new research.
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The impact of declining senses on older adults
When older people begin to develop sensory disabilities, their mental health can also decline,...
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Dementia and sex in aged care
The sexual health of people living with dementia needs to be considered in aged care settings,...
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Could less folate promote healthier aging?
Decreasing folate intake helps to support healthier metabolisms in aging animals, a new study has...
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