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A timely dementia diagnosis can improve quality of life

There is an urgent need for new approaches to ensure a timely dementia diagnosis.

The secret ingredient in aged care

Working together is key to improving services for older population.

Answering an urgent need to lead aged care reform

There are more than half a million people aged 85 years or older in Australia, and this number is growing every year.

Better ageing outcomes through collective wisdom

Focusing on the issues that matter most to older Australians, from health and wellbeing to quality care at home or in aged care facilities, meaningful social connections, dementia support, and compassionate end-of-life care.

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Healthcare delivery gets smarter

Researchers using new technology to drive smarter healthcare delivery.

Clear-sighted remedies for vision loss

Glaucoma is the most common cause of irreversible blindness affecting an estimated 300,000 Australians over the age of 40...

Ensuring a good death for those in aged care

Nurses play a critical role in recognising and responding to end-of-life needs in aged care.

Navigating aged care: Supporting older Australians through change.

Every day, thousands of Australians are discharged from public hospitals, and a significant number are aged 65 and over.
This moment marks a critical transition in the healthcare journey, especially for older people who often face complex medical and social challenges. Whether moving into aged care or returning home with increased support needs, these transitions can be overwhelming and difficult to navigate. We explore how we can better support older Australians during these vulnerable times.