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The ABC Four Corners investigation into endometriosis surgery has sparked national conversation about care and trust. In this column, Janine Yeates shares her experience living with endometriosis and reflects on the workplace realities many women quietly navigate.
In her time of departing Regis, Linda Mellors reflects on honouring the personal and professional to bring about results through relationships.
In an age of email noise, cutting through the fluff is a critical edge that providers must adopt. RFBI’s Anna-Maria Wade leverages her insight to avoid email openers that damage trust.
In a sector powered by women, Professor Maja Jovanović is calling time on unnecessary apologies, humility-for-acceptance, and confidence “fixes”.
Sydney’s Twilight Aged Care has announced that Niamh Mannion is its new Chief Executive Officer, with the passionate leader to commence her role on 21 July, 2025.
With a career that spans almost 30 years in the aged care sector, Kelly Geister, Executive Manager Residential Services at Resthaven, has had her fair share of roles and responsibilities.
Caring for others is the heartbeat of a care professional’s work: day in and day out, expertise, compassion, and resilience is poured into supporting those in need. Yet, when the responsibility of caregiving extends to a loved one, even professionals face a profound and unexpected challenge.
Raised in a defence force family — her father served in the Royal Australian Air Force, and her extended family has generational ties to the military — Your Side Chief Executive Officer Dannielle Ballantine embodies leadership traits of purpose, resilience, and strength.
In April 2020, Merridy Baylis transitioned into the aged care sector, bringing with her a wealth of experience as an ICU nurse and senior clinician.
For aged care providers, the reforms are more than just a compliance exercise — they require a cultural and operational shift to ensure care is not only delivered but delivered well, consistently, and in alignment with new expectations.
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