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23.01.2022 Visits to aged care homes are banned at most facilities in a bid to stop COVID-19 infecting our most vulnerable. But a Croydon facility has come up with an unlikely way for residents to see their families. Latest: 7news.link/coronavirus #7NEWS

23.01.2022 "It is a fundamental human right that all people have access to the treatment and expertise provided by acute care hospital-type services. This means the right for every one of us, regardless of our age or where we reside, to have access to the same level and quality of healthcare, and to be involved in decisions about our care. This of course includes people residing in residential aged care homes" Professor Christine Stirling, President AAG

19.01.2022 As part of our first Animal Appreciation Week, today we are celebrating International Cat Day (8 August). Jason’s mum Hendrika, who lives with both Alzheimer’s ...disease and vascular dementia, maintains a degree of independence living in her granny flat with her much loved cat. This is Hailey. Or Deli. Or Soefy. Her name varies every day, and we kinda like it that way. She's a wonderful companion pet for my mum, Hendrika. She's a house cat and never ventures outside, a good home isolation buddy for Mum. She's more than just a pet; she's a great passive listener, a seat warmer and little bundle of affection during those quieter moments in the day. Her presence in our home makes Mum feel safe and less alone. Having a pet has made a significant difference to Mum's ability to continue her matriarchal role she lived for so many years.... but rather than having a house with her own children and husband to rule, she now has Hailey! This week we are sharing stories from Dementia Australia Dementia Advocates about the impact that their pets and assistance animals have had on their lives. How does your pet have a positive impact on your life? Let us know in the comments!

15.01.2022 Julia Hawkins is a 103-year-old runner, who just last year, broke a new world record by running the 100 meter race in 39.62 seconds. Julia is just one example of how age is only a number and if we put our mind to it we can achieve just about anything

14.01.2022 At last a Professional Registration Body for workers in the Care Sector to promote and protect the interests of both Care Workers and recipients of care.

09.01.2022 This is a great site to assist those in Victoria to navigate COVID19 data. https://www.covid19data.com.au/victoria

08.01.2022 Release of latest Aged Care Quality Bulletin The latest edition of the Aged Care Quality Bulletin is out now! Click the link below to check it out: https://www....agedcarequality.gov.au//aged-care-quality-bull In our 25th edition of the Quality Bulletin and our first for 2021, the Commissioner outlines the opportunities and challenges the new year brings. You will also find updates about the new Serious Incident Response Scheme, our residential service visitor survey results, lessons learned from the COVID-19 outbreaks in Victoria, and much more. Make sure to subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date! https://www.agedcarequality.gov.au/subscribe

05.01.2022 A Clinical Governance framework including Open Disclosure is a requirement under Standard 8 (3)(e)(iii) of the Australian Aged Care Quality Standards. Providing a sincere apology is the first step to effectively communicating when things go wrong.

05.01.2022 Two recent studies and analyses published in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, a scientific journal of the American Heart Association, suggest y...our furry friend may help you do better after a heart attack or stroke and may help you live a longer, better life. The studies found that, overall, dog owners tend to live longer than non-owners. And they often recover better from major health events such as heart attack or stroke, especially if they live alone. Dog parents can also feel a greater sense of well-being due to the boosted production of happy hormones like oxytocin, serotonin, and dopamine, lowering stress levels, easing depression, and decreasing feelings of loneliness. Read more about how dogs can help you live longer, better: bluezones.com/2017/06/dread-treadmill-ditch-get-dog. . . . . . Photo by @advancedstyle featuring @lindaandwinks #advancedpets #bluezones #bluezoneslife #bluezoneslifestyle #dogs See more

02.01.2022 Patricia’s husband is a former veterinarian and is living with Alzheimer’s disease. Now in the later stages of the condition, there are very few things that giv...e him comfort apart from his cat. Mooshu is always there for him and is one of the only things that will calm and comfort him throughout the day. We love their snuggles. See more

01.01.2022 Call For Help With The Press of a Button - Peace of Mind, Anywhere, Anytime - On The 4G Network The New Generation Safe Life Personal Alarm can be used for many... applications such as: Knowing the whereabouts of your children Aged Care Dementia Care - in particular locating a wanderer & falls detection Retirement Village use Farm work and lone workers People with disabilities and ailments Personal Security Health Professionals and more For more information visit https://safelife.com.au//safe-life-go-anywhere-pendant-wi/

01.01.2022 To celebrate 2020 the Year of the Nurse & Midwife we would like to honour the very real and positive impact nurses have across Australia each and every day, not just in a crisis. #proudtobeanurse #acntribe #YearoftheNurseAU #ACN2020Celebrations