Caring for dementia carers in a language everyone understands
Who cares for those who take care of people living with dementia? Often, this taxing role is undertaken in Australia by carers born in other countries, […]
Cooperation builds vital connections to health services
An expanded partnership between Flinders University’s Caring Futures Institute and Adelaide Primary Health Network (PHN) addresses a longstanding challenge – how to better connect academic research […]
Building a website to boost confidence for people with stroke
Stroke rehabilitation is a global priority – with millions of people around the world and more than 445,000 Australians living with stroke, making it a leading cause […]
A prescription to improve health and wellbeing
The rising cost of living and other social challenges are making life harder for many Australians. Support programs are scattered and poorly connected, making it tough […]
Listening to Lived Experience to Improve Cancer Care
More Australians are surviving cancer thanks to advances in early detection, diagnosis, and treatment. But for many, the journey doesn’t end when treatment does. The […]
Prescribing exercise for bowel cancer survivors to beat fatigue
Bowel cancer survivors are hampered by persistent fatigue issues, sometimes lasting years, yet many don’t undertake exercise programs which is well known to overcome this […]
Taking care to best explain self-managed cancer support
Cancer care should no longer be limited to hospital facilities. Many people diagnosed with cancer now self-manage aspects of their health and disease, reflecting the […]
An energetic solution for cancer patient fatigue
The recovery journey for cancer survivors can be long, complicated and taxing to the individual – yet the complexity of these effects is often not […]
The need to normalise death as a part of life
Many people view death as the antithesis of life, but Associate Professor Jason Mills argues through his research and educational work that normalising death is […]