In the nursing profession, the name Professor Erik Elgaard Sørensen resonates deeply with those familiar with fundamental care practices. A revered nursing professor at Aalborg […]
Within intensive care units (ICUs), where patients frequently confront daunting conditions, managing agitation proves to be a significant obstacle for healthcare providers. When patients exhibit […]
When a stroke strikes, every minute counts. Swift and efficient care can make the difference between life and death, between full recovery and long-term disability. […]
As a seasoned physiotherapist with a wealth of experience in acute hospital settings, Caring Futures Institute PhD candidate Jo Nolan has long been attuned to […]
Across the globe, patients are suffering the consequences of healthcare systems that are failing to address their fundamental needs. As a result, patients experience increased […]
Restrictive practices are activities or interventions, either physical or pharmacological, that have the effect of restricting a person’s free movement or ability to make decisions. […]
Fragmented care is an overlooked problem that leads to unnecessary extended hospitalisation for older people. One in five older people may encounter a preventable adverse event […]
The online delivery of educational tools has proved highly successful and popular – but Flinders Caring Institute researchers have probed further, conducting research to identify […]
More older people are looking online for answers to their health problems stemming from chronic conditions, but are they obtaining information and support that helps? […]