Podcasts
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‘Few homes’ can achieve key staffing requirements
A recent aged care report has identified that only one in ten residential care facilities in Australia could meet all…
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Influx of overseas staff ‘opportunity’ to address racism: podcast
Recruiting overseas staff to fill workforce shortages in aged care could prompt the sector to become more culturally safe, a…
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New study links AI to ageism: podcast
An award-winning sociologist is spreading awareness about how artificial intelligence (AI) in aged care could exacerbate ageism within the community.…
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Industry peak chief pushes for pay rise for all aged care staff: podcast
One of Australia's major aged care peaks has said expanding the 15 per cent pay rise to all staff is…
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COTA chief speaks on Star Rating System: podcast
Providers are calling on the government to scrap the new Star Rating System, saying the current assessment reflects historic non-compliances…
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How academics pave the way for healthy ageing: podcast
An annual forum has highlighted the crucial role of research in creating new ways to achieve healthy ageing. The 'Healthy…
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Preparing aged care for next year’s reforms: podcast
A researcher has raised concerns about the aged care sector's readiness to have mandated 24/7 nurses onsite and provide 200…
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Ageism may be driving homelessness numbers up: podcast
A manager of an aged care provider has said ageist attitudes may be behind the rising number of homelessness among…
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A provider’s take on the budget and aged care reform: podcast
Rising costs of living are hitting aged care providers hard and recent federal budget has offered little relief, according to…
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‘There are a lot of eyes on us’: New ACCPA chief shares unity plans
The new head of Australia's aged care provider peak has revealed the organisation's top priorities for the sector. Tom Symondson,…
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