Virtual allied health platform rolls out for remote clients
40% of aged cared residents malnourished, study finds
In conversation with Janet Phillips: dying with dignity
The top 10 signs of adverse drug events in older people
Smartphone tech could enable stroke rehab at home
Virtual allied health platform rolls out for remote clients
A 24/7 virtual healthcare platform that allows clients to receive support from their homes will be made available by Roper Gulf Regional Council and iAgeHealth.
40% of aged cared residents malnourished, study finds
A nutritional study conducted by Monash and Griffith Universities has revealed the extent of malnourishment in residential aged care.
In conversation with Janet Phillips: dying with dignity
Victoria faces a dire funding crisis in aged care palliative services, raising concerns that many older people may be denied the opportunity to die with dignity.
The top 10 signs of adverse drug events in older people
Older people who use psychotropic medications can be significantly harmed by adverse events and side-effects.
Smartphone tech could enable stroke rehab at home
New technology that could allow stroke patients to undertake rehabilitation exercises at home is being developed by researchers.
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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 during the treatment of urinary tract infections...
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Study explores long COVID in aged care homes
COVID-19 disproportionately affected aged care facilities across the world, with high rates of...
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Bringing hospital IPC rigour to aged care
Like their registered nurse (RN) colleagues in emergency care, RNs in residential aged care...
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AMR, a concerning trend in aged care facilities: study
A new study, analysing wastewater samples from several aged care and retirement homes in...
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How a new discovery could improve Alzheimer's drugs
Australian scientists have made a significant discovery that could enhance the effectiveness of drugs currently used to manage Alzheimer's.
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Knee osteoarthritis and inactivity: the painful truth
Only one in 10 people with knee osteoarthritis regularly exercise, with many believing that...
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Rethinking the cause of Alzheimer's disease
The accepted view as to what causes Alzheimer's disease has been questioned by a new QUT study.
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How gene targeting could help to treat osteoporosis
A new study has uncovered a promising gene that could be targeted when devising new treatments...
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Improving culturally safe care for ATSI Australians
First Nations nurses who are interested in pursuing a career in aged care will now have free access to training courses.
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Publication of new aged care data and digital strategy
The Department of Health and Aged Care has published its Aged Care Data and Digital Strategy and...
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Call for stronger protection against elder abuse
More action must be taken by all levels of government to put a stop to elder abuse, according to...
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Low aged care COVID vaccination rates in the spotlight
All residential aged care providers have been put on notice to ensure residents are able to...
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Mitigating psychosocial risks through work design
A two-year research project that examined psychosocial risks in the aged care sector has just been completed by Curtin University.
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Mitigating psychosocial risks through work design
A two-year research project that examined psychosocial risks in the aged care sector has just...
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Aged care workers acknowledged by awards
The finalists in the Aged & Community Care Providers Association (ACCPA) Excellence Awards...
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101-year-old celebrates three decades of retirement
A 101-year-old woman, who was the first resident at TriCare Mt Gravatt Retirement Community, has...
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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 being developed by researchers.
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Recurring scammers slammed by aged advocacy group
Scammers who repeatedly target previous victims — often older people — have been...
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Why a new automation mindset is critical for aged care
With the future in mind, many aged care organisations are adopting a new automation mindset. But...
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Smart homes for older people: the new frontier
A tech revolution in elder care is occurring due to the worldwide boom in aging, according to...
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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 older people may be denied the opportunity to die...
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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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Having onsite pharmacists in aged care homes
Credentialed pharmacists can now be employed to work onsite in residential aged care homes,...
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The top 10 signs of adverse drug events in older people
Older people who use psychotropic medications can be significantly harmed by adverse events and...
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40% of aged cared residents malnourished, study finds
A nutritional study conducted by Monash and Griffith Universities has revealed the extent of malnourishment in residential aged care.
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Why short-term loneliness is a risk to physical health
A study surrounding the impact of short-term loneliness on human health has revealed some stark...
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Lowering the risk of a fall on psychotropic drugs
A significant finding has been made by Macquarie University researchers studying the impact of...
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Older people urged to book flu jab
The winter flu season has yet to peak, making up-to-date vaccines imperative, according to the...
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