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Browse resources created and collated by ARIIA as a trusted, evidence-based guide to supporting innovation across the aged care sector.
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4 changes to digitally transform aged care
This blog by Visionflex discusses the four changes required for the digital transformation of the aged care sector.
Should we move our loved one with dementia into a nursing home?
This article from The University of Sydney provides insights about important things to consider when deciding to move a loved one with dementia into a nursing home.
What's governance got to do with it?
An article written by Ruth Greene, registered nurse, that explores what clinical governance is and its core purpose.
How to meet your aged care governance obligations Part 1: Organisational governance
This article explains what organisational governance means, why it’s important, and what Aged Care Quality and Safety will be looking for when they assess organisational compliance.
How to meet your aged care governance obligations Part 2: Clinical governance
This article follows on from Part 1: Organisational governance, presenting what clinical governance means, why it’s important, and how an aged care provider can meeting their governance obligations - related to the Aged Care Quality Standards.
Four practical things aged care providers can do right now in response to the Royal Commision's interim report
This article presents four things that an aged care provider can do right now to help you understand and respond to the Royal Commission's Interim Report.
Clinical governance requirements for COVID vaccination clinics at residential aged care facilities
This article written by the CompliSpace Aged Care Team at Agedcareessentials presents the clinical governance requirements for facilitating COVID vaccination clinics in residential aged care organisations.
Clinical governance as a support for spiritual health
This blog, written by Adjunct Professor Cathy Balding for Meaningful Ageing Australia, discusses clinical governance in relation to aspects of physical, emotional and spiritual health in aged care.
Aged care providers’ digital implications based on the "Safety, Care, Dignity, and Respect" report
eHomeCare discusses the five key elements that will drive provider transformation. The five key elements include develop a dynamic strategy, put people, experience and outcomes at the heart of aged care, equip your team for care, collaboration and change, align operations and the environment with the new system and optimise the environment.
Cyber attacks pose a huge risk to the health and aged care sector: opinion
This article from Charles Sturt University discusses the risks of cyber attacks to the health and aged care sector and steps to take to implement better cyber security.