While the latest Federal Budget boosted health and aged care spending by $9.7 billion, many experts feel that simply throwing more money at the problems
The boom in ageing around the world, including China where traditional family-based care is common, is underpinning a tech revolution in elder care, say Flinders
Dementia Training Australia (DTA) has seen a nationwide surge in people signing up for their dementia education programs since the start of 2024. This rising
In this year’s budget, the federal government announced one of the biggest changes to the mental health system in nearly two decades: a digital early
In the lead-up to World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on 15 June, the Mildura Rural City Council and Seniors Rights Victoria are teaming up to
Restorative and well-being care is essential for enhancing independence and self-confidence in older Australians and improving their quality of life. In Australia, residential aged care (RAC)
Understand the hidden costs behind the common practice of utilising student placements from Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) as ‘free’ labour in the aged care industry.
A fascinating new study from Japan has found that improving your socioeconomic status over your lifetime may help reduce your risk of developing dementia later
As National Reconciliation Week kicks off, it’s a crucial time to reflect on the ongoing need for cultural safety and awareness when it comes to
A new report is shining a light on the lack of access to proper palliative care for thousands of Australians facing terminal illnesses. The data,
A recent government report has shed light on the growing concerns many Australian retirees have about making ends meet after leaving the workforce. The findings
It’s a difficult reality that many families face – the heart-wrenching decision to move an ageing loved one into a nursing home or assisted living