As the Australian healthcare landscape enters 2024 and beyond, a series of thought leadership pieces signal a profound transformation. From the places we live to
As Australia stands at the crossroads of an evolving healthcare landscape, the need for transformative thinking has never been clearer. In the wake of pressing
The Tasmanian Government has launched the Ticket to Wellbeing program, providing vouchers to help older Tasmanians stay physically active and socially engaged through organised sports
In a bid to address rising costs and growing demand, the Australian Government has announced a $37 million funding boost for aged care meal providers,
The Australian Government’s decision to scrap limits on cleaning and gardening services under the Support at Home program has been met with widespread approval from
The new Aged Care Act has enshrined the role of dietitians in legislation, marking a milestone in improving the nutrition and well-being of older Australians.
The passage of the new Aged Care Act marks a transformative milestone in Australian aged care, enshrining the rights of older Australians and overhauling the
Digital technology has the potential to improve end-of-life care in residential aged care facilities, but ensuring its success requires involving nurses in its development, better
Recent studies from Flinders University’s Caring Futures Institute have revealed a critical gap in the tools used to measure and improve care quality for dementia
Food in aged care is more than just sustenance – it’s a vital component of residents’ quality of life. Dr Morgan Pankhurst, Research Fellow at
A new report reveals that retirement village development applications in New South Wales are facing severe delays, with one-third of them taking more than 730
A new study from Flinders University and SAHMRI highlights a growing threat in aged care facilities: the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, or “superbugs,” due to