Manual tasks can often be a factor in workforce injury, as a fall or slip could mean staff are out of action and needing to recover for some time.
Home care provides greater choice for older Australians, as they’re able to remain in their own homes while still receiving a high level of care.
The Aged and Community Services Australia (ACSA) 2015 conference is a great way for aged care bodies to share insight and information.
Any changes coming into effect in the Australian aged care sector can often have significant consequences throughout the industry.
The world can’t run on fossil fuels forever, and there’s going to be a time in the future when renewable energies become the only option for supplying power.
It’s rare that the public will recognise skilled individuals and bodies in the aged care sector. Awards events seek to change this.
As the number of Australians over the age of 65 continues to tick upwards, it’s increasingly important to ensure there is appropriate accommodation.
Homelessness among elderly Australians could be one of the more serious issues currently at play in the aged care sector.
As the Australian population continues to evolve, and the number of workers starts to drop off, it’s going to be necessary to consider solutions.
This month sees the opening of a new round of funding for aged care providers, through a system that’s consistently proven a useful aid. What do you need to know?