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Empowering change: Leadership in dementia care workshops
From March 18-20 in Auckland, New Zealand, and March 25-27 in Canberra, Eden in Oz presents its Leadership in Dementia Care workshops, facilitated by international experts Dr Allen Power and Jessica Luh Kim.
The video game that’s leveling up dementia education
Globetrotting Australian entrepreneur, creative media and tech connoisseur Dr Mandy Salomon is leading dementia care’s foray into the video game world, solving large-scale challenges through next-generation educational tools.
Understanding behaviours: The impact of embracing dementia education
With dementia’s prevalence expected to almost double over the next 30 years, there’s a concerted effort within the aged care sector to increase training and education opportunities for aged care workers.
$18 million investment to support student nurses with clinical aged care placements
Thousands of nursing students will have access to aged care placements with the Federal Government investing over $18 million to ensure the sector does not miss out on the next generation of nurses.
Fund our apprentices: Aged care calls out incentive imbalance
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s decision to award $10,000 cash to apprentices working in residential construction has sparked a chorus of calls for similar initiatives to be offered to aged care.
Graduate nurse exchange program opens up new horizons
A first-of-its-kind partnership is going to shake up the graduate experience as nurses within Bupa Villages and Ramsay Health Care will have the opportunity to swap places in a three-month exchange.
Why placement poverty is a worry for the future workforce
Researchers from the University of Wollongong (UOW) are calling for impactful measures like greater access to scholarships and grants to reduce the financial burden caused by mandatory placements while students are completing their degrees.
Gov report praises advocacy impact despite residential aged care barriers
An independent government report has found that the National Aged Care Advocacy Program (NACAP) is providing high-quality information and services to older people, yet residential aged care access continues to be a roadblock at times.
Queensland provider expands in-house training to address workforce gaps
With its employees revealing a desire for greater career progression, residential and home care service provider Anglicare Southern Queensland introduced a new in-house training program.
ARIIA announces final innovation webinars for 2024
ARIIA is hosting its final innovation webinars for the year. These will showcase two important topics: innovative solutions for regional aged care and workforce upskilling around dementia support.
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