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Dignity in decision and discussion – South Australia shifts law easing process of family members to move seniors from hospital to rac
Decision process and power of substitute decision-makers to move seniors from hospital to RAC eased in SA. The new law questioned by advocates, with vulnerability and exploitation fears raised.
Why a falling job offer rate is Lutheran Services’ biggest workforce win
With registered nurse supply a structural problem and care minutes accountability locked in, Lutheran Services’ Transition to Practice Program offers a replicable model for providers tired of losing ground to the external recruitment market.
New Rutherglen aged care facility opens, offering a home-like alternative for regional seniors
A new $57 million aged care facility has opened in the rural Victorian town of Rutherglen, replacing the ageing Glenview nursing home and providing a modern, community-focused alternative for older residents. Located on Main Street, the 50-bed public facility will begin welcoming residents this week. It has been designed to feel more like a home […]
Holistic care: A comprehensive approach to well-being in the aged care sector
Of the more recent reforms that caught everyone’s attention in the sector has been the reduction of The Quality Standards from eight to seven, marking a pivotal shift towards a more focused and structured person-centred approach. This change not only highlights the evolving nature of aged care but also emphasises the urgent need for comprehensive education within the sector to ensure the successful implementation of these Standards.
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