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The continence care costs aged care leaders can’t see
Frontline staff say buying continence products on unit price is driving burnout, waste and avoidable complications. TENA’s latest research report argues the true cost of that choice sits where executives and procurement teams rarely look.
Palliative care in residential aged care is core business. Are we measuring it?
A care team may know when a resident’s needs change. For leaders responsible for multiple teams and services, knowing where palliative care gaps are emerging is an entirely different challenge.
Before HELF, there was a beer for grandad
CareApp founder Allison Nikula once struggled to buy her grandad a beer in aged care. With the HELF transition ending on 31 October, her story points providers to the harder question: can you prove what residents chose was actually delivered?
Without a living asset management system, boards fly blind
An Asset Management Plan starts going stale the moment the project ends. A living asset management system keeps the register current as equipment is installed, replaced and retired. So when your board asks what capital spend is coming, will you have the right answer?
Shared purpose: The foundation of every strong partnership
Residents and patients don’t see different uniforms, just the people caring for them. Cirka’s Pat Donato and Emma Yee on why the strongest outsourced partnerships in aged care are built on trust and shared outcomes, not contracts.
When home is still the answer: why live-in care deserves a place in aged care conversations
Residential care isn’t the only option when family support reaches its limit. Discover how live-in care offers a viable, continuous home-based alternative for older Australians – and why aged care leaders should raise this option with families before crisis strikes.
Caring for the carer: why mental health capability is now a workforce imperative
One direct conversation was enough to help a manager know her colleague was in crisis and keep her safe. As burnout rises across aged care, Mental Health First Aid training is giving staff the confidence to notice, ask and act early.
The right technology doesn’t change care. It changes how care is supported.
Fewer than half of aged care providers are meeting care minute targets. As nursing shortages worsen, meeting targets isn’t just about headcount – it’s about using technology to reduce friction, eliminate unnecessary administration, and support clinical teams on the frontlines.
The $100,000 blindspot: Why flat maintenance budgets hide aged care capital risks
When aged care facilities run 24 hours a day, relying on flat budgets and old asset registers creates hidden financial risks. MDFM’s Head of Operations, Rohit Singh, explains why capital planning fails when data falls behind reality.
Beyond care delivery: why aged care leaders must invest in carer support and education
With dementia impacting over half of aged care residents, proactive strategy is critical. Discover how evidence-based education from Dementia Training Australia empowers frontline “dementia detectives,” reduces workforce burnout, and equips leaders to manage operational and clinical risks effectively.
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