Pioneering change: GINO revolutionising cancer care
The landscape of cancer care is undergoing continuous improvement. However, the journey from early detection to diagnosis, treatment, and beyond is growing more intricate. A […]
Optimising referral practices for cancer survivors to dietary and exercise ...
Cancer survivors often face both short-term and long-term challenges that affect their physical and mental wellbeing, finances, and social/family life. These challenges can make it […]
Advancing cancer survivorship through partnership between Australia and Gre...
As cancer survival rates improve worldwide, there’s a growing need for better information and support for survivors. Particularly in Greater China, Australia’s expertise in cancer […]
Care Ambition 2030: Our Invitation to Journey to Better Care Together
Transforming systems to deliver high-quality, person-centred, and integrated care across all stages of life is crucial. The lack of value and visibility given to care […]
Taking charge after a dementia diagnosis
Receiving a diagnosis of dementia is a life changing moment. Some people sense relief that the diagnosis helps make sense of their symptoms; for others it […]
Finding better care solutions for people with stroke and their caregivers
Recovering from stroke can be a complex and confronting process – and the transition from hospital to home represents an especially challenging period for people with […]
Forging stronger links to provide coordinated care for older people
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 […]
Supporting maternal and child health in first 1000 days
Recently, the Child and Families Research team in the Caring Futures Institute at Flinders University hosted visiting International Researcher, Dr Karen Matvienko-Sikar from the School of […]
Remedies to improve management of agitated ICU patients
Agitated adult patients in hospital Intensive Care Units pose danger to both clinical staff and patients – but there are solutions other than pharmacological interventions available […]