The dangers of health monitoring devices in an aging population
Cognitive impairment: why socioeconomic factors matter
Connecting residents via a telehealth cart
Greater support at home: the journey to aged care reform
In conversation: the truth about after-death administration
The dangers of health monitoring devices in an aging population
Commonly used medical devices are at risk of being hacked and the data used for illegitimate purposes, new research suggests.
Cognitive impairment: why socioeconomic factors matter
The likelihood of developing cognitive impairment or dementia later in life is influenced by socioeconomic factors, research has found.
Connecting residents via a telehealth cart
An aged care facility in Townsville has deployed a telehealth cart as a means of better connecting its residents with their families and healthcare providers.
Greater support at home: the journey to aged care reform
Older Australians increasingly want the freedom, support and choice to remain in the homes and communities they love.
In conversation: the truth about after-death administration
Did you know it takes the average executor in Australia 200–300 hours to fully administer an estate?
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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 range of benefits.
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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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ACIPC International Conference speakers announced
Infection prevention and control is vitally important across all healthcare settings in reducing...
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Cognitive impairment: why socioeconomic factors matter
The likelihood of developing cognitive impairment or dementia later in life is influenced by socioeconomic factors, research has found.
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It's not just genetics that influence dementia: study
A new study by UNSW suggests that a range of social factors play a critical role in cognitive...
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Dementia to become Australia's leading cause of death
More investment needs to be made to prevent dementia, which is set to become Australia's...
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Falling for scams: an early sign of Alzheimer's?
Research suggests that changes in the brain linked to Alzheimer's disease can also make older...
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Aged care needs time to implement vital reforms
Realistic timelines are needed for historic aged care reform, according to the Aged and Community Care Providers Association (ACCPA).
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Greater support at home: the journey to aged care reform
Older Australians increasingly want the freedom, support and choice to remain in the homes and...
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New staffing quality indicators introduced
Three new staffing quality indicators are being introduced by the federal government to aged care...
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Aged care homes fall short on mandatory minutes
Despite increased funding, many aged care facilities are still not reaching the mandatory minutes...
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Keeping cool in aged care: adapting to climate change
As global temperatures rise, aged care facilities face an increasingly critical challenge: maintaining a safe and comfortable environment for...
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Helping older people stay local
Older people in rural and remote communities will receive more opportunities to stay close to...
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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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The dangers of health monitoring devices in an aging population
Commonly used medical devices are at risk of being hacked and the data used for illegitimate purposes, new research suggests.
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The benefits of treating hearing loss early
New data suggests that the treatment of hearing loss can also reduce feelings of isolation among...
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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...
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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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In conversation: the truth about after-death administration
Did you know it takes the average executor in Australia 200–300 hours to fully administer an estate?
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Aged care workforce at risk of burnout: survey
A new Palliative Care Australia survey indicates that a substantial percentage of the aged care...
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It takes a community to care: Amber Ferguson
Registered nurse Amber Ferguson has a deeply personal commitment to aged care, after witnessing...
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Retirement at risk when people withdraw super early
Some Australians are reportedly being forced to access superannuation funds to pay for essential...
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Using AI at-home monitoring to prevent falls
A new partnership aims to rethink fall prevention strategies and enable older people to live independently for longer.
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Resident talent on show in Buderim
As part of Seniors Month celebrations, Lutheran Services' Immanuel Gardens facility has...
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Expanded psychological services for aged care residents
A psychological program has been expanded to provide support to older people in the Cairns,...
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Overcoming vitamin D deficiency with mushrooms
Research by LaTrobe University shows nearly one-third of Australians have reduced their meat...
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