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Preparing for the new aged care landscape: Altura Learning releases 2026 Course Calendar
With the Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards now in effect, workforce capability is under the spotlight. Altura Learning has released its 2026 Course Calendar to help providers strengthen clinical governance, mitigate risk and demonstrate real world readiness under the Aged Care Act 2024.
New national guide launched to support medication management improvement in aged care
Monash University and Flinders University have released a practical guide to help aged care leaders establish quality improvement collaboratives to strengthen medication management and governance across sites.
The more the merrier – intergenerational care continues to prove a hit with young and old
Intergenerational care continues to go from strength to strength. Advocates and experts hope to see an uptick in providers crafting programs to bring young and old together to be healthier and happier.
Live entertainment remains a hit with residents – providers budgeting for in-person entertainers enjoy benefits in quality care, satisfaction and reputation
Live entertainment continues to prove to be a hit in RAC with seniors, staff and loved-ones alike. Providers who continue to allocate funds towards the opportunity are enjoying heightened reputation in supporting holistic care.
Christmas charity song springs from spontaneous moment of connection – A song sung by a dementia choir is hitting a chord around the world
A Christmas charity song has sprung from a collaboration between two unlikely teams. Both with personal connections to family with dementia, SpudBros, a successful business duo and Our Dementia choir embarked on a project that is touching thousands.
Coming alongside each other during the unthinkable – trauma experts provide insight into the complex and unique reactions of inexplicable events
In the face of the inexplicable, medical experts highlight the importance of sustained relationships, in personal and wider communities, in navigating trauma.
When dementia stopped his dance, Dr Cecilia Chan started a movement
Gerontologist Dr Cecilia Chan is challenging the stigma surrounding dementia with a bold, human-first approach that restores connection, dignity and joy. From reshaping care around what remains to taking people with dementia on weekend retreats, her work shows how communities can transform the dementia journey.
Unveiling the mystery of memory – breakthrough brain study uncovers why some memories seem like yesterday and others fade
Scientists have uncovered new insights into how the brain processes memories. The exciting breakthrough could have significant implications for treating brain diseases.
Free online modules to help staff grasp the new Act and Support at Home
Free education is now available to help frontline aged care staff understand what the Aged Care Act 2024 and Support at Home actually mean in day to day practice. Equip Aged Care Learning has released two new short modules built with the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing to support workers at the point of care.
Education is key to restrain on restraints – ACJ report shows work to reduce the misuse of restraints still needed
The use of restraints continues to be a complicated area of care. Education for seniors, loved ones and front-line staff is critical in reducing the misuse of restraints.
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