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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Medical innovations and improvements often stem from PhD studies, but the prospect of juggling work, personal and financial commitments with additional studies can seem overwhelming […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
The voices of people with intellectual disability are often not heard in the busy and complex health care system, but Associate Professor Michelle Bellon – who […]
The ongoing dissemination of the World Health Organization’s toolkits for dementia care in Australiaand Greater China reached a significant milestone with the fourth and final iSupport […]