Facing future challenges at the Dementia forum
August 26, 2014 | Aged Care Management
Dementia is a disease that’s highly damaging to those afflicted, and that’s why events such as the National Dementia Research Forum are so important.
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COTA fights to protect pension
Proposed changes to the pension would be detrimental for older Australians currently relying on the funds for food, bills and other necessities.
Adapting to aged care industry change
The aged industry is expected to see a significant number of changes over the next few years, many of which will require change from aged care providers.
Power of Oldness campaign launched
Age discrimination is a growing problem within Australia, and one that’s certainly going to be exacerbated by the ageing population.
Caution for elderly urged during flu season
Influenza represents a significant risk to the elderly within aged care facilities, and providers need to take extra precautions.
Productivity Commission paper defines consumer choice
August 20, 2014 | Aged Care Management
Choice will be a determining factor of success within the aged care sector over the next few years for facilities across Australia.
Providers to be incentivised to refurbish facilities
August 19, 2014 | Aged Care Management
There’s no denying the aged care sector is in the midst of massive changes, and physical facility overhauls are just one facet.
The changing world of aged care
August 13, 2014 | Aged Care Management
Australian aged care is a sector that’s rapidly evolving, as resident numbers continue to climb and the regulatory environment evolves in response.
Further NSW medical staff appointed
Health Minister for NSW Jillian Skinner recently announced the startling number of new positions created for nurses over the past few months.
ICT key for the future aged care industry
August 5, 2014 | Aged Care Management
New technologies are helping businesses to growth throughout Australia, and will be essential for the aged care industry.