Resources

This Open Access article by Ibrahim et al. explores how risks for older people living in long-term care are identified, communicated, documented, enacted and reviewed, highlighting the contextual factors that shape everyday decision-making and risk management in practice.

This article from the University of Melbourne discusses how bring younger and older people together to learn from one another can support older adults with technology use. 

This Open Access article by Gray et al. details the findings from a workshop held in July 2023 related to achieving optimal outcomes for workers as the aged care sector moves toward digital maturity.

This Open Access article by Barratt explores the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in aged care. The article proposes three guiding questions: who designs the AI and who is missing, what outcomes it optimises for, and whether it reduces or reinforces inequities.

The Open Access article by Pok Man Kwan et al. considers the enablers and barriers for technology use in Australian in-home aged care by workers.

The blog by FuturU provides step by step advice to care managers in using AI in various areas of care management.

The Open Access article by Pourazad et al. examines the experience of health professionals using digital health in aged care settings.

This article by Morrow et al. offers a roadmap for transforming care environments into spaces where human rights are actively protected and promoted. 

This international open access article by Keelan et al. synthesises current evidence on older Indigenous people’s experiences of residential aged care, highlighting the cultural, relational and environmental factors that shape their care preferences and wellbeing.

This Open Access article by Carlin et al. explores the impact of colonisation and intergenerational trauma on the mental health and wellbeing of First Nations peoples, particularly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in Australia.