Resources
Explore resources from a range of sources across the aged care sector - including government, research, academic and practice-based materials - curated by ARIIA to support evidence-informed practice and innovation.
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First Nations hub
This webpage from the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission helps providers, older people and workers with resources to enable conversations about aged care.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander aged care
This section of the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing website provides details into the government’s response to the Aged Care Royal Commission and subsequent reform related to First Nations communities. The information is relevant to First Nations Elders, their families and supporters.
What is wellness and reablement?
This webpage from KeepAble describes how wellness and reablement connect and describes the core concepts, benefits, and challenges of this innovative approach to aged care.
Older people and mental health
This webpage from HealthDirect provides information on mental health for older people, and where to seek help if you need it.
Mental health in aged care
This webpage from the Australian Institute for Health and Welfare provides a snapshot of the current mental health needs of people accessing aged care services. It finds that about 58% or people entering aged care are recorded to have a mental health condition.
About the new rights-based Aged Care Act
This government webpage provides all the information relating to the new Aged Care Act.
Strengthened Quality Standards
This webpage from the Aged Care Quality & Safety Commission explains the new Strengthened Quality Standards that will come into force with the new Act. Note: these will be updated after the 1st November 2025.
Upcoming changes to aged care funding: how they affect you
This webpage from the My Aged Care website provides information for consumers on how the funding changes in the new Act might impact you.
What do you need to know about the new rights-based Aged Care Act?
This article from Seniors Rights Service explains for consumers the new rights-based Aged Care Act.