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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Aged Care workforce initiatives and programs
This government webpage provides a list of initiatives and programs relating to the Aged Care workforce.
Aged Care Transition to Practice Program
This webpage provides information on The Aged Care Transition to Practice (ACTTP) program provides nurses with mentoring, training and support at the start of their career in aged care.
Learning and development in Aged Care
This government webpage provides information on training and upskilling in the aged care sector.
Elder care support
This government website provides information on the Elder Care Support program, a program to recruit and train a skilled workforce for First Nations aged care.
Workforce planning in Aged Care
This webpage from Ausmed, discusses the importance of appropriate workforce planning in providing safe, high-quality aged care.
Improving job retention : The power of mentorship
This article from the Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA) discusses the importance of mentorship in the nursing profession for enhancing job satisfaction and worker retention.
Career pathways and job roles
This webpage from Ageing Australia provides information on the different career pathways available in the aged care sector.
Opportunities for nurses in aged care
This government webpage provides information on various career opportunities and pathways for nurses in the aged care sector
Dementia facts and figures
This webpage from Dementia Australia offers comprehensive details on Australian dementia prevalence estimates and future projections, as modelled by the National Centre for Monitoring Dementia (NCMD). Prevalence estimates for the following were provided: National, state, territory; federal electoral divisions; electoral divisions; local government areas; and younger onset dementia.
Social isolation and loneliness
This webpage from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare discusses the undesirable impacts of social isolation and loneliness across all age groups including the elderly group and ways to prevent and manage it.