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 book edited by Sally S. Goold and Kerrynne Liddle shares personal stories from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nurses, recognising their experiences, achievements and contribution to nursing in Australia.

This flipbook by PEPA Education provides guidance on culturally responsive end-of-life care for Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

This booklet by Palliative Care Australia works as a discussion starter with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples and their community, and those working with them. 

This booklet outlines national initiatives aimed to support people living with dementia and their carers. It details reforms such as local care pathways, workforce training, dementia-friendly communities, and improved respite services, aligning with the National Dementia Action Plan 2024-2034.

These leaflets by 10 Questions to Ask provide questions Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples can use when considering entering residential care.

This booklet provides a pictorial summary of the Interim First Nations Aged Care Commissioner Andrea Kelly’s Report to Government in an easy-to-understand format.

This booklet from the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing is designed for individuals working in the aged care sector, across various roles and specialisations. It offers an overview of the aged care reforms, highlights progress made so far, and outlines key information to help workers continue delivering safe and high-quality care to older people.

The Digital Health CRC has developed this guide mapping the aged care data ecosystem, including an in-depth explanation of how the Royal Commission findings have influenced the shared goals and subsequent roles of the Australian Government's digital organisations.

CSIRO and the Australian e-Health Research Centre (AEHRC) have developed an informative guide on the current trends in artificial intelligence including implementation of AI within aged care settings.