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When continence becomes the tipping point: A co-designed dementia course reaches 5,000 carers globally
Researchers from the National Ageing Research Institute have developed a co-designed online course supporting carers of people living with dementia who experience incontinence. The course has reached more than 5,000 learners globally, highlighting the growing demand for practical, dignity-focused continence education in aged care.
Retired CSIRO scientist, Julie, found getting her husband into dementia care a gargantuan challenge – informed reform means hard truths must be heard with humility and resolve
Former CSIRO scientist, Julie, shares her marathon journey in trying to get her husband into aged care and managing his dementia decline. Multiple direction points highlight a need for significant reform in the aged care process to meet the new act’s ideals.
Providers must understand the needs of Stolen Generations survivors with dementia
Creating and sharing life story posters could be a meaningful and impactful way to remind aged care staff of the past trauma Stolen Generations Survivors have experienced, as leading experts search for new ways to improve provider understanding.
Designing for joy – 5 ways to make aged care more dementia friendly
There is an increased focus on specialised dementia care in residential aged care, community living and independent living, including how design elements and the environment is used to support residents with dementia.
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