Person-centred approach is key to aged care
Respect, support and opportunities for feedback are vital to ensure Australians experience quality aged care, say Flinders University experts. The research, recently published in the journal Geriatrics […]
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BRAVE lecture: The Aged Care Royal Commission: what now?
Three of Flinders University’s most prominent aged care, palliative care and health economics experts presented a Flinders BRAVE lecture on what happens now the final report […]
CFI researchers to share their work at health economics conference
Caring Futures Institute researchers will present at the 42nd annual Australian Health Economics Society (AHES) conference in September. Dr Christine Mpundu-Kaambwa, Dr Jyoti Khadka, Dr Rachel Milte […]
Quality assessment measures now available for use in aged care
Two new validated quality assessment tools developed by leading researchers at the Flinders Caring Futures Institute are now available for use across the aged care sector. […]
'Re Aged Care' captures CFI's Royal Commission input
Health economics expert and Flinders Caring Futures Institute researcher Professor Julie Ratcliffe has shared an overview of her work conducted for the Royal Commission into Aged […]
Green light for immediate aged care reform
Flinders University Caring Futures Institute researcher and health economics expert Professor Julie Ratcliffe has welcomed the release of the damning final report by the Royal Commission […]
It's time for comprehensive change in aged care
A new research paper by the Flinders Caring Futures Institute highlights the need for comprehensive change in aged care and the Australian community’s strong commitment to […]
Research with real impact: CFI referenced in new Royal Commission reports
Research led by the Caring Futures Institute was referenced in new findings published by the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety. The Royal Commission […]
Top quality of life dimensions in aged care
Research from the Caring Futures Institute has found that quality of life for older people receiving aged care services goes beyond health-related indicators. Older people identify […]