Opinion

Jun/Jul 2010 edition

Nelson goes to COAG

With so much food to share, why couldn’t the ministers have thrown aged and community care a scrap from the table, asks Ray Glickman.

Apr/May 2010 edition

Changing the negative to a positive

The recent public debate about the “burden” of older people on society is both concerning and infuriating, writes Sandra Hills.

Feb/Mar 2010 edition

Resident profile should dictate care delivery

An international census provides an insight into service provision of the future, writes Paul Gregersen.

Oct/Nov 2009 edition

Ten green bottles

Are we driven by the care needs of the resident or by the fear of non-compliance, asks Julia Currell.

Jun/Jul 2009 edition

Food for the soul

Humans are spiritual beings and as such have a right to have their spirituality and spiritual needs recognised and met, says Carol Allen.

Apr/May 2009 edition

A sense of belonging

If social inclusion is to be taken seriously, there will be major implications for the provision of services for older people, writes Dr Stephen Judd.

Dec 08/Jan 2009 edition

Securing a basis for funding discussion

The Grant Thornton survey has some real implications for government aged care policy, writes Professor Warren Hogan.

Securing a basis for funding discussion

The Grant Thornton survey has some real implications for government aged care policy, writes Professor Warren Hogan.

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