Aged care app helping nurses provide palliative care
A government funded app will be released to help nurses working in home and residential aged care provide palliative care.
Read more >A government funded app will be released to help nurses working in home and residential aged care provide palliative care.
Read more >Working conditions and job satisfaction were found to be the most important factors in retaining aged care staff.
Read more >Research has found that Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) aged care staff may have differing levels of understanding of the dental needs of aged care residents.
Read more >The Department of Health will allow healthcare providers to compete with aged care services for the new restorative care packages.
Read more >With a new year upon us, it’s the perfect time for aged care providers to seek out new ways to create efficiencies and enhance care practices. To get you started, we have compiled our four top technology-inspired tips from some of iCareHealth’s most read articles.
Read more >A technology expert has predicted that activity monitoring sensors and specially designed wound management cameras will become commonplace in the care of older Australians by 2020.
Read more >Certificate III in Aged Care has been replaced with a general certificate covering aged care, home and community care, and disability.
Read more >Researchers believe that breakthrough dementia treatments could be developed within the next decade.
Read more >A report has recommended the government change the aged care quality standards to recognise interpersonal and social aspects of care, and reward best practice.
Read more >Leading Age Services Australia (LASA) has encouraged older Australians and their families to explore their local service options following recent changes to home care government subsidies.
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