Promoting proactive screening for early ageing
Research conducted by Flinders’ Caring Futures Institute is shining a light on a glaring problem hidden in plain view – that premature early ageing of […]
Archive Author: Sally Kloeden
Toolkit feeds an appetite for aged care improvement
A growing appetite to improve the health and wellbeing of aged care residents is being helped by a breakthrough toolkit that aims to improve their […]
Trauma advice that addresses everyone’s needs
Empowering the survivors of serious trauma injuries requires the need to inform everyone affected by the incident – not only the patients, but also their […]
Digital assessment tool helps ageing well at home
Age-friendly environments in homes and communities play an important role because older people have strong preferences for remaining at home as they age. However, they need […]
Student-led program aims to improve cancer patients' wellbeing through exer...
People living with and beyond cancer often face a range of health challenges, such as physical weakness, fatigue, pain, altered body image, and mental health […]
Pioneering change: GINO revolutionising cancer care
The landscape of cancer care is undergoing continuous improvement. However, the journey from early detection to diagnosis, treatment, and beyond is growing more intricate. A […]
Optimising referral practices for cancer survivors to dietary and exercise ...
Cancer survivors often face both short-term and long-term challenges that affect their physical and mental wellbeing, finances, and social/family life. These challenges can make it […]
Advancing cancer survivorship through partnership between Australia and Gre...
As cancer survival rates improve worldwide, there’s a growing need for better information and support for survivors. Particularly in Greater China, Australia’s expertise in cancer […]
Care Ambition 2030: Our Invitation to Journey to Better Care Together
Transforming systems to deliver high-quality, person-centred, and integrated care across all stages of life is crucial. The lack of value and visibility given to care […]