Researchers map key Alzheimer's protein in 196 patient scans
In a study published this week in Brain, US researchers have created a model they describe as "Google Maps" for tau — a key protein in...
In Conversation: why mobile podiatry matters more than ever
With healthy, pain-free feet playing an important role in independence, mobile podiatry is becoming an increasingly common and necessary part of home care.
Are we on the cusp of life-changing diabetic wound treatments?
Building on past discoveries, SAHMRI researchers believe they have zeroed in on the mechanism driving diabetic wound healing.
Six NSW regional and rural gap-bridging pilots get underway
In New South Wales, six pilot projects are commencing as part of a collaborative project that seeks to bridge longstanding regional and rural aged care gaps.
Dementia care workforce gains new training tool
To help aged care workers and providers deliver quality care for people living with dementia, a new app-based training tool has been developed.
Cincom Eloquence Customer Communications Management suite
Savvy healthcare organisations are enhancing their customer engagement strategy with...
SSG (Static Systems Group) Acelo nurse call system
The SSG (Static Systems Group) Acelo 'plug and play' nurse call system is designed to...

Could slow water flow be risky when handwashing?
The speed at which water flows from hand basin taps can influence infection spread in aged care and hospital settings, new research has found.
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What are the benefits of an RSV vaccine for older adults?
Research suggests that vaccination against respiratory syncytial virus for adults over 60 has a...
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Aged care antibiotic could put residents at risk
Better antibiotic management is needed in residential aged care to protect against...
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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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Researchers map key Alzheimer's protein in 196 patient scans
In a study published this week in Brain, US researchers have created a model they describe as "Google Maps" for tau —...
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Are we on the cusp of life-changing diabetic wound treatments?
Building on past discoveries, SAHMRI researchers believe they have zeroed in on the mechanism...
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Incontinence management innovations for healthcare facilities
This World Continence Week, 16–22 June, a national clinical and training manager charts...
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Could this DNA-repairing protein prevent age-related diseases?
A team of Australian researchers believe a DNA-repairing protein found in human cells could help...
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Financial and prudential standards consultation summary published
A consultation summary report on the draft financial and prudential standards — that will apply to aged care providers from 1 November...
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Free workshops for Victorian aged care nurses to run 2025–28
From August, La Trobe University will begin running 140 free three-day workshops for Victorian...
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Direct care staffing is growing, but is quality on the rise as well?
Direct care staffing levels in residential aged care are increasing; a team of Australian...
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Qualification-legitimacy considerations follow ASQA cancellation
Urgent action is being taken to consider the legitimacy of aged care qualifications issued by a...
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$36m Resthaven Bellevue Heights redevelopment complete
Having first turned turf in 2021, the $36m redevelopment of Resthaven Bellevue Heights residential aged care facility is complete and has been...
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Retirement Villages Amendment Bill passed in Victoria
The Retirement Villages Amendment Bill has passed in Victoria, marking the biggest change to the...
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Relocated aged care facility ready for residents
After being relocated in a $57.11 million project, Glenview Community Care Nursing Home in...
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Aged care respite service gets two-year reprieve
In the ACT, it has been announced that The Salvation Army will be supported to continue delivery...
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VR headset and a treadmill — could this combo curb falls?
A VR system and treadmill have been combined in an effort to build 'obstacle avoidance skills' among older Australians; skills that may...
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Aged care innovation at the Digital Health Festival
On 13–14 May, DHF25 will bring together 8000 attendees, 400 speakers and 200 exhibitors,...
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Deprescribing aged care AI tool gains $4.4m in funding
A five-year project to use AI to reduce the unnecessary use of medication in residential care has...
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Ensuring compliance: the new Aged Care Act and AI
One of the biggest compliance challenges providers will face under new regulations is adherence...
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In Conversation: why mobile podiatry matters more than ever
With healthy, pain-free feet playing an important role in independence, mobile podiatry is becoming an increasingly common and necessary part of...
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SA responds to federal aged care shortage with new 'bridging' beds
South Australia, which has the country's lowest vacancy rate for residential aged care, has...
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Annecto to cease all community services in July
After 70 years of community service across the ACT, Queensland, NSW and Victoria, Annecto has...
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Clinical guidelines to the Restorative Care Pathway
Researchers from the Caring Futures Institute have released clinical guidelines to underpin the...
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Digital falls reduction tool is a 2025 iAwards NSW finalist
MQ-Dash, a digital innovation designed to reduce falls in residential aged care facilities, has been named a New South Wales finalist in...
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Falls Guidelines (2025) — first revision in 16 years
To help prevent harm from falls, the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care...
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Why gait quality matters as you age
Poor gait doesn't just make walking harder and more tiring; it can lead to joint strain,...
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500 free onsite menu and mealtime reviews on offer
To help residential aged care providers meet the new strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards, up...
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