Resources

This booklet by My Aged Care explains how older people can access the Restorative Care Pathway to regain or maintain independence, improve daily functioning and reduce the need for more intensive ongoing care. 

This webpage by Department of Health, Disability and Ageing explains the Transition Care Program. Includes information about short-term care after hospital, eligibility, services, extensions, breaks from care and funding.

This webpage by Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission explains reablement at mealtimes. Includes information about independence, dignity, dementia, occupational therapy and mealtime support.

This video by Department of Health, Disability and Ageing explains Support at Home for older people. Includes information about services, clinical support, home modifications, restorative care and end-of-life support.

This guide by Andre Smith from Carevo explains Short Term Restorative Care for older Australians. Includes information about eligibility, service types, costs and transitioning to Support at Home.

This webpage by Department of Health, Disability and Ageing explains the Restorative Care Pathway. Includes information about eligibility, services, assessments, funding, costs and 16-week restorative care episodes.

This guideline by Flinders University explains clinical recommendations for the Restorative Care Pathway. Includes guidance on restorative care, falls, frailty, dementia, mental wellbeing, nutrition, swallowing difficulties and exit planning.

This webpage by Keep Able shares short video stories from aged care professionals about reablement in practice. Includes examples of mobility support, home maintenance, personal care, cultural needs and daily activities.

This article by Benetas describes a physio-led Wellness and Reablement pilot for home care clients. Includes results on balance, falls risk, quality of life and everyday tasks.

This online course by Dementia Training Australia introduces dementia rehabilitation for Australian workers. Includes evidence, person-centred care, allied health roles, advocacy and CPD.