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Make a better space for people living with dementia
The Dementia Centre at HammondCare has been considering how to make that difference for over 25 years and, through their Design School, this expertise can be yours as well.
Protecting older people from RSV Outbreaks
While Flu and COVID-19 have dominated headlines, another infectious disease has been quietly posing a significant threat, especially to vulnerable people living in aged care facilities.
Improving board governance with compliance technology
Now more than ever it is important for providers to adopt tools to support workers so they can manage an increasing barrage of paperwork and ongoing compliance obligations.
Mandatory advisory bodies for approved providers: A smarter approach by The Ideal Consultancy
Recognising the need for providers to evaluate their governance structure and implement advisory bodies before the December 2023 deadline, The Ideal Consultancy has developed the Quality Care Advisory Body Starter Kit and the Consumer Advisory Body Starter Kit.
Providers’ top three care minute constraints: industry analysis
Potential care minutes are being spent on administrative tasks and purchasing paperwork, according to industry partner Veridia Australia’s research.
Altura Learning VET course strengthens aged care training options
Through Altura Learning, registered training organisations can offer high-quality VET educational resources that will enhance the knowledge of new graduates coming into the aged care sector’s workforce.
How an innovative approach to ways of working transformed Lumary’s productivity
In a world where efficiency and output are some of the most common measures of success, Lumary approached these goals in a way that prioritised their most important resource – their people.
Television content delivers activities and shared experiences in aged care
Shared experiences and activities that stimulate the mind and body are crucial for improving the quality of life for seniors living in Australian aged care facilities, helping residents maintain physical, mental, and emotional well-being by promoting social interaction, connection, and cognitive stimulation.
Four ways technology can improve home care
Article supplied by Greg O’Loan, Regional VP, Epicor ANZ SPONSORED — These are tough times for Australian aged care providers – the COVID-19 pandemic, staff shortages, greater public scrutiny, and evolving funding and regulatory requirements have all had an impact on the viability of the sector. In fact, 70% of aged care providers are operating […]
Care versus compliance: What is the cost?
The aged care industry in Australia is one with constant challenges, and one such challenge that remains at the forefront of the news is the shortage of care workers.
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