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Dec 11/Jan 12
News:Stakeholders report on aged care reform progress more Regulatory body confirms aged care training top priority more Demographics will force a shift to positive ageing more Agencies work to help elderly in squalor more Baby boomers’ ignorance of sexual health a risk for aged care more Researchers work to keep Meals on Wheels running more Growing housing concerns for single, older women more Providers in preparations for natural disasters more Broad praise for new complaints system more Elderly most at risk of climate change, says report more Exercise to help carers beat the blues more Industry in the dark over rise in assaults claims more
Education & Training:Teaching nursing homes prove effective more Night-time dementia care advice more
Management & Finance:Industry calls for a special bank more Operator tries to ease roster pressures more Good governance the key to success more
Building & Refurbishment:Gardening proves beneficial for seniors more Aged care interiors used to soothe residents more
Nutrition:More than brown rice and lentils more
Technology:Getting wise to the smart home more Expert advice for seniors on avoiding online hazards more In-home monitoring trial proves successful more
Community Care:Help can be a quick phone call away more We’re growing older, just like Zsa Zsa more
Opinion:Razzle dazzle versus soul more Keeping perspective after Quakers Hill more
Lifestyle:Author working with seniors on their stories more
Dementia:Shedding light on the dark hours. more Home design goes high-tech. more Understanding the final journey more Group homes for people with dementia prove effective more
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