Mapping a clear career path for rural health workers
The struggle for rural and remote communities to retain allied health workers is having a negative impact on many who experience long wait times and inconsistent […]
The struggle for rural and remote communities to retain allied health workers is having a negative impact on many who experience long wait times and inconsistent […]
The cost of health care for older Australians is rapidly rising, but Flinders University senior research fellow Dr Jyoti Khadka – who also works with the […]
When Deb Rawlings heard the term ‘death doulas’ mentioned during a Dying2Learn Massive Open Online Course conducted by CareSearch at Flinders University during 2016, she realised […]
Supporting the aged care sector to meet the needs of people at the end of their life requires cohesive effort that equips workers and services within […]
Death and dying affects all of us and enabling palliative care that is responsive to the community and an individual’s needs relies on broad community awareness. […]
Providing evidence and information that supports all staff to develop best-practice skills in the aged care sector has emerged as a valuable component of the palliAGED […]
When South Australia’s Voluntary Assisted Dying Act was formalised in August 2021, the enormous task of training medical practitioners to perform such requests required an especially […]
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? […]