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A cognitive impairment does not mean someone lacks capacity to consent to sex.
Long-form articles, analysis, expert opinions and key sector insights for aged care professionals in leadership, operations and frontline roles.
A cognitive impairment does not mean someone lacks capacity to consent to sex.
Sensor technology is being developed to assist older people to age in place.
Some of the aged care sector’s recent executive appointments.
The goal is to ensure independence is achieved long-term so older people can remain living at home, says occupational therapist Elly Murphy of her role in the aged care sector.
Ongoing reform also brings opportunities, says OneCare chief executive officer Peter Williams in this Q&A on leadership and the sector.
Kate Thwaites, who in August was the inaugurally appointed Assistant Minister for Ageing, takes her new role very seriously indeed. She speaks with Australian Ageing Agenda about her role.
Older Australians value independence, resilience and social-emotional connections, a new international study led by Dr Elissa Burton has found.
As the Senate inquiry reviewing Aged Care Bill 2024 winds up its national tour of hearings, we collate some of the views of the sector’s stakeholders.
Legislation needs to pass this year whether or not government agrees to any improvements, or reform will unravel, writes Ian Yates.
Even under challenging circumstances, providers are doing a great job to serve their communities, writes Tom Symondson.
There are concerns whether older people’s rights will be real and enforceable or just words on a page, writes Patricia Sparrow.
It requires a solid evidence base to inform the implementation of improvements from theory into practice, writes Dr Claudia Meyer.
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