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Aug/Sep 2010

News:

Providers want united voice: survey more

The great demise? more

Putting choice at the centre more

Consumers want more government involvement in aged care more

Bonus fails to lure back nurses more

Parker confident CIS review will still influence more

National registration for nurses, except WA more

Education & Training:

The sky’s the limit more

Beating the blues more

Management & Finance:

Family ties more

Leading the way more

Around the world and back again more

Making cents of the regime more

Building & Refurbishment:

Power to the people more

The communities we need more

Turning the concept into reality more

Nutrition:

Food, in the final days more

Technology:

Keep it simple more

Hospital, at home more

Vale the lost sock more

Community Care:

Home sweet home more

Global comparisons more

Lifestyle:

It’s a kind of magic more

Gone fishin’ more

Dementia:

Spreading the word more

Continence

Apr/May 2010 edition

The dreaded diarrhoea

Gaye Philpott looks at faecal incontinence.

Oct/Nov 2009 edition

New device hits market

New technology promises to change continence management.

Continence first hits Australia

Men are the big winners from new range of continence products, writes Megan Stoyles.

A little care goes a long way

Improving the quality of life for residents with catheters.

Forecasting future industry need

New research sheds light on the factors that influence management attitudes towards continence products, writes Megan Stoyles.

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