Newsletter: 7 August 2024
The dementia debate ignited by a Whopper burger
A recent LinkedIn post ignited the debate about aged care’s perception of innovation in dementia care, drawing out passionate explanations of what is – or is not – best practice.
Why embracing career flexibility is the best decision for your staff
As aged care’s workforce demographics shift, it has never been more important for employers to embrace workplace flexibility and internal mobility.
Innovative alliance takes a unified approach to aged care training
A standardised industry-wide induction might be the solution to streamlining the onboarding process for aged care workers following a proof-of-concept trial.
Government-subsidised exercise classes could grow fitness engagement
Government-subsidised exercise classes could be the solution to keeping more older Australians active in affordable group classes, according to new research from Monash University.
Inspector-General releases milestone Royal Commission Progress Report
A key milestone for the Acting Inspector-General of Aged Care, Ian Yates AM, has been reached following the release of his first report on the progress in implementing recommendations from the Aged Care Royal Commission into Quality and Safety.
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