Combatting staff burnout in residential aged care
Burnout among healthcare workers in Australia’s residential aged care facilities is a critical issue, impacting both the quality of care for elderly residents and the […]
Digital transformations addressing critical gaps in palliative and end-of-l...
The federally funded End of Life Directions for Aged Care (ELDAC) project has been reshaping palliative care in the aged care space since its launch […]
Integrating palliative care and paramedicine to keep patients out of Emerge...
In the healthcare sector, the intersection of paramedicine and palliative care is a critical yet often overlooked area. Dr Madeleine Juhrmann, a paramedic turned research […]
Putting the ‘public’ into public health approaches to palliative and en...
“Have you ever received or provided first aid for someone – if not, would you know how? What about Last Aid?” asks Associate Professor Jason […]
In the Media: March/April
The Caring Futures Institute and its members were featured in the media throughout March and April. Check out the reach of our expertise! The MedicalXpress […]
The Erik Elgaard Sørensen Scholarship and its global impact on Fundamental...
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 […]
Navigating non-pharmacological strategies for agitation management in the I...
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 […]
Oral hygiene fundamental in stroke care
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. […]
Preserving patient mobility essential for upholding dignity and Independenc...
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 […]