Dr Suzanne Dawson’s New Mental Health Research Role
We are pleased to announce the joint appointment of Dr Suzanne Dawson to a Senior Research Fellow (Mental Health) position between SALHN Mental Health Division […]
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Collaboration is the key to Knowledge Translation
The way forward for health research involves more inclusive connections to a broader range of research partners – especially regarding ageing and aged care – […]
Research collaborations promote improved aged care outcomes
New lines of communication between researchers and clinicians are being developed through a key joint-appointment that is stimulating fresh ways to examine and improve aged […]
Data deep dive provides new answers for better aged care
The Registry of Senior Australians (ROSA) is proving to be a valuable and highly versatile data resource that is providing the foundation for focused research to […]
Developing more appropriate assessments for aged care quality
Australia’s ageing population is placing increasing pressures on our health care system, with people aged 65 years being the nation’s fastest growing age group. While […]
New Director appointed to lead Flinders University Caring Futures Institute
It is a pleasure to announce the appointment of Professor Rebecca (Bec) Golley to the role of Director of Flinders Caring Futures Institute and Dean […]
International links strengthen Flinders’ research reputation
The reputation of Flinders University’s Caring Futures Institute as an international leader in research that benefits people with disability has been further enhanced through recent […]
When feeling safe ensures fulfilment for people with disability
For people with disability, being included in the community means far more than simply ensuring they are not under threat. To enjoy fulfilling lives, these […]
Investigating dementia’s hidden diagnosis and support challenges
People with intellectual disability are a priority population in Australia’s national dementia action plan, yet accurate diagnosis of the onset of dementia is proving problematic. […]