Search Education & Training Articles
What's hot
Aged Care Week 2026 – Diverse thought leaders lean in for collaborative solves
Aged Care Week 2026 brought sector leaders to Sydney to confront governance, AI, recruitment and rights-based care head-on. Across three days, a clear theme emerged: providers leaning into honest, on-the-ground lessons to shape a more sustainable future.
Educating for impact – in the face of workforce challenges quality staff training is retention gold
As regulatory environments evolve and pressure, accessible and full training is a must-have in meeting workforce pain points.
Why a falling job offer rate is Lutheran Services’ biggest workforce win
With registered nurse supply a structural problem and care minutes accountability locked in, Lutheran Services’ Transition to Practice Program offers a replicable model for providers tired of losing ground to the external recruitment market.
Simple blood test sets up care insight for provider clinicians – new concussion diagnosis method uncovered
Concussion diagnosis breakthrough could mean significant efficiencies in residential aged care response and improved care response channels.
The hidden risk in aged care reporting: inconsistent data interpretation
Collecting data is no longer enough, interpreting is consistently is meeting compliance with confidence.
The dementia we’ve been ignoring may finally be getting attention
New UNSW research identifies potential treatment targets for vascular dementia — a common yet overlooked condition that currently has no approved therapies in Australia.
Strength from vulnerability – Arun Thomas RN shares a leadership journey built on using compassion to profoundly impact
Compassionate, intelligent and purposeful leadership are the ingredients of aged care landing sustainability and excellence. Arun Thomas has a vital story to share, highlighting the power of vulnerability to uplift these much needed leaders.
How to leverage your annual capital maintenance report for strategic and commercial advantage
Assessing current capital maintenance reporting can pivot providers from fulfilling an obligation to supporting strategic decision-making.
Beyond the algorithm – seniors don’t come in boxes, neither should their systems
Lynda Henderson helped create the IAT assessment tool, then the government added the algorithm. Henderson’s story itself is a powerful reminder of how Australia’s seniors are nuanced and varied, the systems that cater to them should be too.
Practical and possible steps matter – free webinars to support residential aged care to feel like home
Supporting professionals of all roles and experience is vital to a thriving aged care sector. A free 8-part webinar series is underway to aid practical steps to make residential care feel like home.
Showing page 2 of 11