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There are aspects of Canadian approaches to delivering aged care that Australia could consider incorporating into its system, write Dr Kristina Kokorelias and Dr Anna Grosse from Canada’s National Institute on Ageing.
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There are aspects of Canadian approaches to delivering aged care that Australia could consider incorporating into its system, write Dr Kristina Kokorelias and Dr Anna Grosse from Canada’s National Institute on Ageing.
While not exactly retiring, translational research leader Professor Briony Dow is planning to spend a lot more time investigating natural environments on top of her pursuits related to ageing.
There’s power in incremental change, architect and dementia design specialist Jonathan Chew tells Dementia Support Australia head Marie Alford.
A training program is helping people working in aged care understand and deal with the trauma they experience every day at work.
Credentialling means better support for residents and staff, says Australia’s first credentialled aged care onsite pharmacist.
Australian research indicates primary and person-centred care are central to addressing high rates of hospital visits among aged care recipients.
Fast-tracking aged care providers’ digital capabilities takes great leadership, workforce investment & education and remote health monitoring, according to four experts.
Digital health interventions are the game-changer in caring for seniors, write Dr Francis Albert and Dr Tim Henwood.
It might sound simple, but hand washing by all is crucial to older people’s wellbeing, infectious diseases physician and microbiologist Professor Peter Collignon tells Australian Ageing Agenda.
Sector-wide sustainability will only occur when aged care services are conceptualised as being part of a broader health and care ecosystem, writes Dr Claudia Meyer.
Here are some aged care-related stories from around the globe including Spain, Norway and Barbados.
Educate yourself so you can navigate the AI hype and make informed decisions about AI technologies, writes Sonja Bernhardt.
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