Study shows plans lacking for future care of adults with intellectual disab...
The vulnerability of adults with intellectual disability in our society has been underlined by new research showing the number of older parents ageing in tandem with […]
CFI in the media - November 2019
Katherine Times: “Health reforms needed as burns threaten Indigenous kids” Researchers are calling for reform to combat the rising rate of burn injuries among Indigenous people […]
Public lecture: Supporting well-being whilst developing a vibrant and innov...
Dr Jenny Elliott delivers a passionate and engaging lecture about the development of creative work forces in the hospitals, day care, education and hospices of Northern […]
Public lecture: Our changing world: implications for ageing, caring, dying ...
In this public lecture, Professor Jennifer Tieman discusses how our changing world – ageing population, changing family structures, diversity across populations, industrial changes, information technology developments, […]
Public lecture: Being “well-behaved”: the science of health behaviour c...
This Caring Futures Institute public lecture features visiting international research fellow, Professor Richard Rosenkranz, Department of Food, Nutrition, Dietetics & Health, Kansas State University, Manhattan. In this recording, Professor […]
Caring Futures Institute hosts experts to examine the caring roles of fathe...
Experts from across Australia will explore the role of fathering next month in a workshop hosted by the Caring Futures Institute. The half-day event will bring […]
Caring Futures Institute wins partnering with consumers in research award
The Caring Futures Institute has won the ‘Partnering with consumers in research’ award at the inaugural Health Consumers Alliance of SA Inc. Consumer Engagement Awards, presented […]
Digital health team’s solution provides day-to-day support for memory los...
Caring Futures Institute and Flinders Digital Health Research Centre researchers have developed a computer tablet based solution which helps people who are starting to lose their memory. […]
Collaboration translates research into practical help for palliative carers
How can we best support unpaid carers when the person they are providing care for is dying? This was the challenging question confronting a national project […]