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Care before convenience – sector experts create accessible education modules around psychotropic drug use
Sector-led education is reshaping how aged care approaches psychotropic medication use. New micro-learning modules are helping frontline staff move from confusion to confidence, translating complex guidelines into practical, safer care for people living with dementia.
Burnt out leaders chase new horizons to rekindle lost passion
If you drive northeast of Denpasar, Bali, for roughly two hours, you’ll find a hidden gem nestled along the Bali Sea: the Aashaya Jasri Resort. It’s in the picturesque location that Community Home Australia has established an inclusive, accessible getaway for people living with dementia and disability seeking international respite. However, as the brainchild of […]
Insidious elder abuse demands far more robust systemic checks – Sydney realtor buys house $500k under market value
The insidious nature of elder abuse demands far greater measures of systemic protection to prevent, rather than punish, those that exploit.
“Sexuality is a human right”: Normalising sexuality in aged care
US-based sexologist and psychologist Dr Nathalie Huitema says it’s time to normalise sexuality in older adults, reinforcing that any beliefs over it being a “complex” issue are only that way because society makes it so.
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