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Did you know that 75% of people living with dementia are doing so undiagnosed? Low levels of awareness, alongside stigma and discrimination can prevent or delay a diagnosis of dementia. The time to act is now! Every person and every post, re-post, like or comment can make a

World Alzheimer’s Month starts today 😄!! #WotldAlzMonth #TimeToActOnDementia

Discovering evidence for home care can be challenging, but the ELDAC #HomeCare Search Filter makes it easier to find the support you need for your programs. Find it here ▶️eldac.com.au/Technology-and… #evidence #AgedCare

RePaDD will be at the ANZSPM conference this weekend, celebrating 30 years of #palliativemedicine, find us at the Flinders University Palliative Care booth to learn about palliative and end-of-life research and teaching at Flinders University!

I was involved in this research and the thematic analysis of free text comments in the survey. My biggest take away, gaps in service provision and care co ordination means the work falls to others, namely people dying and their families. 1/

🚀 Excited to launch our new webinar series: Showcasing ARIIA Grant project outcomes! 💻 Join us on 25 Sept at 1:00pm AEST for "Connecting generations: Combatting social isolation with community and technology." 🔗 REGISTER: zurl.co/ipqv

Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay which is a time to raise awareness and encourage open conversations to prevent suicides. More than 1 in 3 Australians have been close to someone who took or attempted to take their own life. Collecting data on mental health is important for

Fantastic explainer for anyone who's confused ... not just about life in general ... What’s the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest? One’s about plumbing, the other wiring theconversation.com/whats-the-diff… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Recent data from AIHW shows that more than half of residents in Australian #AgedCare facilities are living with some form of #dementia. As dementia progresses, residents need more support with everyday tasks. Improve your care with free resources➡️ palliaged.com.au/Practice-Centr…

Todays release of Royal Commission into Defence and Veterans Suicide is pertinent and challenging …veteransuicide.royalcommission.gov.au

Despite more than half of all residents in aged care having dementia, tools designed to improve quality of care across the sector are likely not meeting their needs, new research from Flinders Caring Futures Institute's Rachel Milte and Kate Laver has found. Read more here🔗 bit.ly/3zfw5i2

A great presentation speaking to the important end of life care provided by #agedcare staff Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission Aged Care Insite Aged & Community Care Providers Association

Thanks to #agedcare staff and family members who contributed to this moving video ELDAC Clayton Church Homes Flinders Caring Futures Institute

Worth having a say about the projects that support better #palliative care in Australia Flinders Caring Futures Institute Dementia Australia ARIIA

Great to see so much interest in including families in end of life conversations College NHS Carers SA Carers Australia

For #RUOKDay2024, the team at Flinders took some time to sit, chat and share a moment to connect. Developing connections, big or small, can create opportunities to ask R U OK? any day.

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People living with dementia may not be able to explain what is upsetting them. So, what can you do? Visit palliAGED for more tips on providing care for an older person with dementia ➡  palliaged.com.au/Practice-Centr… #DementiaActionWeek #DementiaResource #Nurses #agedcare

Increasing demands on hospitals for end-of-life care means all health professionals will need to help with palliative care. Our Acute care pack can help. Featuring tailored resources to assist you and your team in caring for hospital patients approaching the end of their life,

Some similarities with one I was involved in a decade ago. Important to incorporate complexity with clinical tools and good communication with families.