Compliance & Governance

Research to engage older people in policy discussions

02 November, 2022

Improving the participation of older people in key policy discussions about early intervention is the focus of Torrens University Australia's latest research.


Fixing Australia's home-based aged care system

28 October, 2022 by Velandai Srikanth*

We know the system of home-based aged care isn't working well — it lacks integration, it's labour-driven and is susceptible to workforce challenges.


Commitment to aged care reform welcomed

28 October, 2022

Council on the Ageing Australia has welcomed the comprehensive scope of the aged care reform initiatives funded in this Budget.


Quality Dementia Care Action Plan released

28 October, 2022

Dementia Australia has launched the plan with the aim of improving the quality of care for people living with dementia, their families and carers in Australia.


Lifting medication management quality

27 October, 2022 by Phil Offer, Chief Executive Officer, BESTMED

The deadline for the largest ever grant funding program for medication management closes in less than 151 days.


Free training course to improve care for dementia, incontinence

27 October, 2022

The National Ageing Research Institute has launched a training course, aimed at improving the quality of care for people living with dementia and incontinence.


Aged care support worker and trainer shares her story

21 October, 2022

Laila Kaawi entered the aged care industry as a volunteer. A decade and a half later, she continues her role as a support worker and also teaches new students vital skills.


Department announces revision of Aged Care Supplements

21 October, 2022

The Department of Health and Aged Care has announced a revision to the Schedule of Aged Care Subsidies and Supplements applying from 1 October 2022.


Patricia Sparrow returns to COTA as new Chief Executive

21 October, 2022

COTA Australia has announced the appointment of Patricia Sparrow as its next Chief Executive, to succeed Ian Yates.


Opinion: Inconsistent VAD laws, language concerning

20 October, 2022 by Henry Zwartz, UNSW Sydney

All Australian states now have voluntary assisted dying (VAD) laws and whilst this is welcomed, there are some concerning discrepancies and inconsistencies.


Report highlights issues in aged care

20 October, 2022

The National Aged Care Advocacy Program: Presenting Issues Report includes 45 in-depth case studies spanning January–June 2022.


Innovative assessment tools set to improve quality of life in aged care

12 October, 2022

New consumer experience and quality-of-life assessment tools, designed for residential aged care by Flinders University, will be rolled out nationally.


Sydney professor recognised by UN as global leader in ageing

07 October, 2022

Professor Yun-Hee Jeon has been recognised as one of the 50 global leaders transforming the world into a better place to grow old.


New ACCPA CEO to speak at National Conference

05 October, 2022

The Aged & Community Care Providers Association’s (ACCPA) new Chief Executive Officer Tom Symondson has commenced his new role.


Funding to reduce shame and boost activity

30 September, 2022

The National Ageing Research Institute (NARI) has received two significant funding grants from the Australian Government's Medical Research Future Fund.


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