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Engaging a wider range of resources to connect patients with within their community can help transform healthcare and improve overall well-being, according to new research.
The Royal Commission into aged care has put the spotlight on many harrowing examples of older Australian’s subject to malnutrition. At the hearing located in Caines,
Heartbreaking. Family, friends, or caregivers of people with dementia will know just how degenerative the disease is. Dementia is an overall term for diseases and
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As patients, we all want to believe that the healthcare facilities we turn to for treatment are there to take care of us. And it’s
Easing the guilt and emotions associated with a parent or loved entering in residential aged care is a personal and individual journey. Before moving in, take
Two days before Christmas, the Federal Government announced the specialised teams who assess senior Australians for home care will be streamlined and privatised. These changes are proposed
In part one of its special investigation Who Cares, Four Corners hears from current and former staff who are speaking out about what they’ve seen
I cannot think of any aspect of our lives where technology is yet to be applied. Everything from our food, to the workplace and even