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Better Outcomes spotlights the impact of AI and new technology
AlayaCare’s one-day conference Better Outcomes takes place today with aged care and disability professionals, agency representatives and visionary leaders converging on Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf in Pyrmont, NSW.
Streamlining retirement village maintenance through the Log-It app
Aged care asset management and maintenance provider MFDM has devised a simple and effective app, Log-It, to streamline hazard reporting and maintenance requests in retirement villages.
WOFO transforms aged care rostering with gig economy platform
A successful pivot into the healthcare and aged care industry has enabled WOFO to develop into an impactful workforce provider solution.
Accenture secures another Gov contract as digital transformation costs balloon
The Department of Health and Aged Care’s digital transformation spending spree continues with IT service management company Accenture securing a $289 million contract, amidst ballooning aged care reform costs.
Tech implementation framework offers home care providers practical help
In-home aged care providers now have a brand new evidence-based framework to utilise for the adoption of digital technologies following the launch of the Framework for Enabling Technology Supported Aged Care at Home.
Are robots a promising dementia-related behaviours intervention?
Robots could be an effective alternative to pharmacological options in the dementia care space with their ability to engage and calm others a potential help for dementia-related behaviours.
Privacy Act changes present another significant hurdle for aged care
While the sector is firmly focused on the introduction of the Aged Care Act to Parliament, another important piece of legislation is coming that will have a major impact on providers and the data they keep: updates to the Privacy Act.
Technology usage is on the rise for over 65s, and so are the risks
Older Australians are more connected than ever, breaking the stereotype that over 65s are not interested in using technology. But with this increased usage comes a greater risk of falling victim to scams. Aged care providers can help reduce this risk.
Why technology will never replace – but can help – human connection
As technology continues to embed itself in everyday aged care activities, we’re being asked to remember that there are some things it simply cannot replace.
Gov launches new Aged Care Data and Digital Strategy
The Department of Health and Aged Care released a brand new Aged Care Data and Digital Strategy 2024-2029.
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