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Providers, indirect and direct care workers — how Stage Three will impact you
Do you believe that some workers are more entitled to a raise than others in the aged care sector? -
Fair Work decides on 25 percent wage increase to aged care staff
At 2pm AEDT, aged care staff will learn the Fair Work Commission decision regarding a 25 percent increase to wages. -
How does the new 60-day prescription scheme affect me?
Understanding more about the 60-day prescription update to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme could benefit you. -
Why should art sessions be included in aged care homes?
One aged care home in Queensland is helping its residents through art therapy sessions. -
The state of concussions in contact sports and impact as you age
‘Concussion,’ a word often associated with sports injuries, carries far greater significance as individuals age. The... -
What leads to age-related hearing loss?
As Australia’s population ages, we expect the number of people with a hearing impairment to double to an estimated 7.8... -
How to market to older Australians — an untapped market
If you’re an older Australian, how would you like brands to depict you or speak to you? -
What is money being spent on in Australia’s aged care sector?
Have you tried out the ‘Dollars to Care’ tool yet? -
Possible new cause of Alzheimer’s disease
Researchers have found a possible new cause of Alzheimer’s disease. -
Eggs, eggs and more eggs: health benefits for older Australians
A new partnership between two not-for-profits is set to help Australians learn more about the benefits of egg... -
New 3D-printed brain tissue could change everything
Scientists have created 3D-printed brain tissue that could impact future understanding of conditions such as... -
Deadline extended for new Aged Care Act feedback
The deadline to provide feedback on the new Aged Care Act has been extended. -
How do emotions affect people with aphasia?
New evidence suggests that people with aphasia may find it harder to retrieve words if there is a positive or negative... -
How to help people with dementia eat at home
Looking to make mealtime easier? Look no further than some top tips from care experts. -
How culture may impact behaviours of people with dementia
Researchers suggest that there could different behaviours exhibited by people with dementia, depending if they are... -
Dementia doulas are coming to WA
Looking after someone with dementia means adapting to their changing needs. Dementia doulas can assist with the... -
Australian researchers hope to answer the age-related trillion-dollar question
Hearing loss is considered a vital priority in addressing global rates of dementia. -
Why Australian nursing homes are becoming more culturally diverse
Finding the perfect fit for an aged care home is now easier than ever. Many aged care providers now cater to different... -
Grandma’s Personal Trainer helps older Australians stay fit at home
Grandma’s Personal Trainer is a new book released in February 2024 which is helpful to older people who want to... -
Could pandemic planning for vulnerable people replace the need for vaccines?
Do you believe selective lockdowns are unfair to older people?
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