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Providers urged to be better ready for emergencies - Australian Ageing Agenda (opens the original)
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Most organisations have fire safety plans but they are often not current, visible or readily available when an incident occurs, the inaugural benchmarking report from emergency preparedness company Locatrix shows. The report, Fire Safety Readiness Benchmark Report, draws on the responses of 75 safety, compliance and facilities professionals across seven industries, including aged care. It found half were not fully confident they could produce evidence of emergency training if asked. The report a
TLC decides not to introduce HELF at most homes - Australian Ageing Agenda (opens the original)
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Victorian aged care and primary health provider TLC Healthcare has announced it will not be charging residents at 10 of its 12 homes a Higher Everyday Living Fee. Providers need to transition residents by 31 October from additional and extra service agreements to HELF – an optional charge for non-accommodation-related services of a higher standard than those on the service list or additional to them. A September rule change said it was unreasonable for providers to charge a HELF for services tha
Seniors celebrate brain health research - Australian Ageing Agenda (opens the original)
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More than 200 seniors gathered at the University of the Sunshine Coast this week to promote a healthy hippocampus, following a study that found a chemical link between exercise and brain health in seniors. The Mind Your Future: Research insights into lifestyle and healthy brain ageing outdoor exercise class also served to celebrate the more than 400 older people who participated in six studies into reducing the risk of developing dementia over the past six years. The findings of the latest study
$1.3m for research into early discharge for back pain - Australian Ageing Agenda (opens the original)
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A research project into supporting early discharge for older adults who have been admitted to hospital with back pain is among 16 projects sharing in $45 million through the Partnership Project Program. The Back@Home project – led by University of Sydney Associate Professor Gustavo Machado – will receive $1.3 million to test a hybrid virtual and in-person care model that aims to support people aged 65 and over to return home after being admitted to hospital with back pain. Hospitalisations for b
Huge jump in hospital patient days - Australian Ageing Agenda (opens the original)
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The number of hospital patient days used by people eligible and waiting for residential aged care has increased by more than 60 per cent in three years, a new report from the Australian Medical Association has found. In 2020–21, delayed discharge accounted for 286,050 hospital patient days. In 2023–24 it jumped to 460,122, according to AMA’s 42-page Aged Care Report Card. The increase has largely been attributed to growing delays in aged care assessments and time to first service leaving people
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