Aged care organisations need to focus on change management processes when introducing new technologies to best support all staff, a provider tells Australian Ageing Agenda ahead of their appearance at an upcoming industry conference.
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Positive culture key to engaging staff
Person-centred organisations and positive culture within the workplace are among the ways to retain and attract the aged care workforce, a technology in aged care has heard.
Innovation starts with clients at the centre
Putting older people’s needs at the centre of technology decisions enables aged care providers to innovative without negative outcomes for clients, an upcoming technology in aged care conference will hear.
Burnt-out healthcare workers need better technology: Microsoft
A survey of healthcare workers has found many feel tired, stressed and burnt out and one in four are struggling to feel engaged with their work.
‘Practice cyber hygiene’ to ensure information remains safe, providers advised
It has never been more important for aged care organisations to secure their networks, writes Steve Hunter.
Assistive technology: what you need to know
From simple, standalone devices to smart clothing and cutting-edge home monitoring systems, assistive technology has the potential to support the independence and wellbeing of older people and their carers at home.
Resource shares innovation in tackling worker stress
From buddy programs to increasing staff autonomy, a new guide has captured best practice strategies to reduce home care worker stress.
Paperless aged care: what you need to know
Our next issue of AAA magazine puts a focus on digitising aged care along with online professional development opportunities and outbreak management.
Workforce strategy: what the aged care sector is telling taskforce
Establishing a code of practice, pay and conditions, and better recognising personal care workers are among the issues that sector stakeholders have raised with workforce taskforce, says chair John Pollaers.
The future looks holographic
Holograms are touted as the next evolution in computing and they are coming to community care.
National aged care dementia service to trial facial recognition app
Australian developer ePAT Technologies has partnered with Dementia Support Australia for a pilot that will see 150 expert consultants across Australia using its new pain recognition app with up to 5,000 people with dementia each year.
International experts target uptake of health technology that benefits aged care residents
Aged care sectors around the world remain slow to adopt policy initiatives and sophisticated advancements in electronic communications, international researchers have told a health conference in China.
Help for home care providers to guide IT investment
The Aged Care Industry IT Council is facilitating a webinar for community care providers on how organisations can take advantage of the findings of the aged care technology roadmap.
Listed medical tech company buys aged and disability start-up
Melbourne-based health technology company Novita Healthcare has announced its acquisition of Newly, an online-based matching service for aged and disability support workers.
