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A missed opportunity for care: why pet-friendly aged care still lags behind public expectations
Despite overwhelming public support for pets in aged care, most facilities still ban them. New research from Companion Animal Network Australia (CANA) reveals 96% of Australians believe residents should be allowed to keep pets — but only 18% of providers currently do. The findings point to a missed opportunity to improve wellbeing, connection and satisfaction across both residential and home care.
Supporting healthy diets in the workplace
With the potential for poor nutrition to take a bite out of staff productivity and well-being, it’s essential employers do all they can to support and promote healthy diets in the workplace.
Personal development courses to benefit your work and home life
A personal development course will provide far-reaching benefits; the knowledge can be used at work and at home to give you an improved work-life balance.
The hidden cost of respite: Why Australia’s cheapest aged care investment may save the most money
Respite has long been viewed as a support for carers. A joint statement from Dementia Australia and Carers Australia says it’s something much bigger: preventative infrastructure that keeps older Australians at home, reduces hospital demand and delays residential aged care. The real cost will be continuing to underinvest.
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