Thinking outside the box: New technologies in aged care
By 2020, your staff could be using augmented reality glasses to assess residents, while advanced thermostats adjust room temperature based on who’s in the room.
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By 2020, your staff could be using augmented reality glasses to assess residents, while advanced thermostats adjust room temperature based on who’s in the room.
In 2016, we’ve seen and are set to see a significant number of important events throughout the year. Let’s take a look at three of the most pertinent.
The aged care sector is fighting a constant uphill battle.With further cuts, it’s time for aged care providers to consider more sustainable funding.
Australians are embracing mobility, which is why aged care providers should consider how the latest technology trends could revolutionise their business.
The federal government is applying a number of changes to Australian Home Care, but is your business prepared for these adjustments.
While falling represents a serious risk in aged care management in Australia, new technology made possible by the IoT is offering solutions.
Telehealth can provide more autonomy to elderly Australians and aged care providers in remote areas, a priority with proposed changes to aged care funding.
Growing competition for aged care management funding is reflected in the 2015 ACAR, with four applications for each available opening.
By increasing patient autonomy, intelligent virtual assistants will have a number of benefits for aged care providers in Australia.
In an age bracket where ongoing healthcare, frequent monitoring and even full-time care are often essential, something needs to be done.