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NSW faces a growing population, but the state stands prepared now more than ever with grants for new medical technologies and transplant techniques.

A new Alzheimer’s study in the US, Europe and Australia hopes to advance understanding of the illness – crucial for elderly Australians.

Effective aged care sector management is needed, and that’s why the efforts like the South Australian Innovation Hub trial are needed.

The Australian Medical Association has outlined the need to deliver medical care directly to aged care facilities. Could this change be effected?

A new report has detailed startling figures in regards to Australian poverty, and action will need to be taken in the near future.

Ensuring aged care workers are appropriately supported is key, and it’s something that providers should begin to take note of as the sector grows.

A number of exciting developments are currently underway within the aged care sector across various Australian states.

The Department of Social Services has launched a comprehensive online guide for aged care providers that goes into detail on aged care law.

October 8, 2014 | Technology

Blacktown Hospital has implemented a new patient records system, which NSW Health Minister Jillian Skinner praised as a step forward.

The John Hunter Hospital campus is seeing a substantial number of upgrades, in order to better prepare for the ageing Australian population.