Aged care providers are drowning in a sea of systems and vendors. Some providers have tried to solve this by choosing an all-in-one system that promises to cover all their needs. However, these solutions are often a patchwork of hastily developed modules that don’t perform as well as dedicated, best-in-class applications.
Amid the pressures of the current aged care environment, many aged care providers are asking a critical question: How can we achieve more with less and still enhance the quality of care? AI Agentics, an advanced digital technology solution, offers a promising answer.
In our August Webinar, our panel explored the use of technology and its ability to deliver tangible outcomes, particularly those that benefit residents. Let’s take a closer look at each panel member’s technology journey and the strategies they’ve employed to balance operational demands with meaningful results.
The Department of Health and Aged Care has unveiled its Digital Strategy, highlighting the sweeping digital transformation taking place in our aged and home care systems. This blog shares the key highlights that providers need to know about.
Understanding your data needs before investing in new systems can significantly impact your technology decisions and outcomes. This blog explores why a data-first approach is crucial for effective technology investments.
Across Australia, aged care facilities use technology and innovation to improve work and care processes for the benefit of residents. Technology can offer a range of benefits for seniors, including…
Ashley Fell, Social Researcher, McCrindle says, “Trends affecting the Australian workplace this year include teleworking, tenure shifts, multi-career expectations, the gig economy, and emerging attraction, retention and engagement factors. What…
To kick start our new year, we attended the Leading Age Services Australia (LASA) innovAGEING launch, held in Canberra on 24 January 2018. innovAGEING is Australia’s national innovation network for…