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Research & Clinical NewsView the RSS Feed for Research & Clinical News

Glaucoma on the rise as population ages

But only half of Australians with glaucoma know they have the potentially blinding disease, according to an eye expert. more»

[Wed 10/03/2010 09:22:24]

Hip fracture rates are dropping

The incidence rate is decreasing more rapidly among older women than older men. more»

[Fri 05/03/2010 10:18:21]

Provider takes on advocacy role

A major Victorian aged care organisation has drawn attention to ageist attitudes with the launch of a research paper. more»

[Tue 02/03/2010 09:42:51]

Researching grandmothers

A pair of Melbourne academics are conducting a survey to document the experience of contemporary Australian grandmothers. more»

[Thu 25/02/2010 12:47:19]

Older men gain from community organisations

Community groups improve wellbeing and create opportunities for learning, according to a new Australian study. more»

[Thu 25/02/2010 10:35:50]

The next step in dementia policy

Dementia needs to be seen as a major public health issue, like cancer and heart disease. more»

[Mon 22/02/2010 12:50:15]

'Mediterranean diet' protects eye health

An Australian researcher has found that olive oil reduces the risk of the most common cause of poor eyesight in older people. more»

[Thu 18/02/2010 12:04:23]

British program halves hospital stays

A study from the University of Kent shows the POPP program could also reduce emergency admissions significantly. more»

[Wed 20/01/2010 09:52:42]

Dementia linked to high blood pressure

Women who have high blood pressure in middle age have increased white matter abnormality. more»

[Thu 14/01/2010 12:27:42]

"Longevity gene" could halt dementia

American researchers have identified a gene which slows cognitive decline among older people. more»

[Thu 14/01/2010 09:45:32]

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CONFERENCES & EVENTS

Leisure and Lifestyle Seminar 17 & 18 March 2010

Melbourne, Victoria. Redleaf is also conducting a Leisure and Lifestyle Seminar on 28 and 29 April in Sydney and a Two Day Symposium in Brisbane on 23 and 24 June... more»

Melbourne CAREX 2010 - March 18th & 19th

Melbourne CAREX 2010 - 'Australia's Premier Health & Aged Care Expo' will be presented on March 18 & 19 at the Caulfield Racecourse more»

ACS State Conference 2010

The ACS State Conference will be held from 29-30 April at Australian Technology Park. Its theme is "Beyond 2010". more»

2010 ACQI State Conference and Trade Exhibition

READ ALL ABOUT IT... 'Today's News: Tomorrow's Opportunities' is the theme for the 2010 ACQI State Conference and Trade Exhibition. The conference will be held at Conrad Jupiters from 17-19 March. more»

ACSA National Community Care Conference 2010

The NEXT Generation - Rethinking: Reshaping: Rewarding. more»

HammondCare's 8th International Conference on Dementia

HammondCare's International Dementia Conference will be held on 15-16 June in Sydney. Its theme is "Dementia - do we need a different point of view?" more»

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EDUCATION & TRAINING

Food Safety Compliance Made Easy

CFT delivers training online, in face-to-face classes, in-house classes and by distance learning. The training is presented in an easy-to-learn manner for all students to understand and successfully complete, and covers all issues required by the HLT07 T more»

Living and working with demanding behaviour

This full day training course focuses on behaviour that is not related to dementia but involves difficult personalities and their functioning in residential and community settings. more»

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