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WEB6 days ago · Australian Ageing Agenda is Australia’s trusted source for news, analysis, and opinions on ageing, aged care, and senior housing, serving professionals in these sectors.
ARIIA announces new focus on home care - Australian Ageing …
WEB4 hours ago · Minister for Aged Care Anika Wells said she was determined to progress aged care away from “institution” and towards innovation. “This continuation of funding for ARIIA will enable it to empower our aged care sector with the skills and capability required to implement evidence-based practice that supports the delivery of safe, efficient and quality care for older people,” Ms Wells said.
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WEBAustralian Ageing Agenda (AAA) is an independent and authoritative bi-monthly magazine and news website for people who work in or around the broad aged services and retirement living sectors in Australia. It provides a range of objective news, analysis and opinion on ageing issues and policy, aged care and seniors housing.
2024 AAG Conference - Australian Ageing Agenda
WEB2024 AAG Conference. The 57 th AAG Conference takes place from 12 to 15 November Hobart, Tasmania. In the year that we celebrate AAG’s 60th anniversary, this conference marks an extraordinary journey of innovation achievement and unwavering commitment to improving the experience of ageing at the local, national and global levels.
COTA calls to address ageism - Australian Ageing Agenda
WEB1 day ago · Ms Sparrow called on the Federal Government to develop a comprehensive strategy for an Ageing Australia to tackle ageism and age discrimination, including laws, policies and practices. “Let us not forget – we all age. Taking action against ageism and perverse stereotypes about older people today paves the way for better outcomes for ...
Survey reveals key to ageing well - Australian Ageing Agenda
WEBSep 5, 2023 · Financial security, staying active and good relationships are the three core components to ageing well, according to a national survey. Commissioned by Bolton Clarke and involving 2,000 people aged 25-75-plus, the survey aims to shine a light on people’s perceptions about ageing. Professor Judy Lowthian. “We …
2022 – a year in review - Australian Ageing Agenda
WEBThe new year didn’t get off to the best of starts for the aged care workforce, as the Omicron wave of Covid continued to spread like wildfire throughout aged care homes.. As Australian Ageing Agenda reported in January, the virulent strain of the coronavirus piled the pressure on an already “exhausted” and “demoralised” workforce, impacting on people’s mental health – as did the ...
2023 – a year in review: part 2 - Australian Ageing Agenda
WEBDec 20, 2023 · Following on from part one in this series, the year continued to deliver the aged care sector plenty of change, along with some good news and more delays.. May. In a pre-budget announcement – and in line with the FWC’s ruling – the federal government confirmed the 15 per cent pay rise for 250,000 aged care workers was to be fully funded, representing an additional $11 billion for the ...
Events from October 16 – November 12 - Australian Ageing Agenda
WEBAerial UTS Function Centre Building 10, Level 7/235 Jones Street Ultimo NSW 2007. UARC presents its second 2024 Showcase, highlighting how Australia’s Aged Care sector is navigating the shifting... Tue 12. November 12 @ 8:00 am - November 15 @ 5:00 pm.
2023 – a year in review: part 3 - Australian Ageing Agenda
WEBDec 20, 2023 · Just as in part one and part two of this series, the demands remained high during the latter part of the year for aged care providers – who gathered in their largest numbers ever at the sector’s national conference.. September. The aged care accommodation design guidelines were released and made available for stakeholder consultation.Built on evidence-based research undertaken over several ...