Resources
Browse resources created and collated by ARIIA as a trusted, evidence-based guide to supporting innovation across the aged care sector.
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Top tips for retention: A briefing for adult social care providers
This UK adult social care resource captures some of the top tips and approaches taken by organisations to reduce staff turnover and help retain people in the care and health workforce.

How to develop an effective employee retention strategy
This Xero webpage provides general advice on developing an employee retention strategy to reduce staff turnover and create a positive workplace culture.

Recruiting and retaining our aged care workforce
PwC Australia's article on aged care workforce challenges highlights systemic issues such as job insecurity, burnout, and undervaluation. It emphasizes the need for providers to enhance workforce strategies through better training, supportive leadership, and improved work conditions. These measures aim to attract and retain staff, ensuring high-quality, person-centered care

Workforce Wellbeing
This PalliAged webpage discusses the importance of workforce wellbeing and strategies to improve wellbeing in the aged care workforce.

Addressing workforce churn in aged care: avoid losing top candidates by hiring faster and smarter
This article from Oho discusses the importance of addressing workforce churn in aged care and provides strategies to retain employees, reducing the need for continuous recruitment.

Nurse & Midwife support home page
A 24/7 national support service for nurses & midwives providing access to confidential advice and referral.


Six effective strategies for aged care workforce management
This article from Mirus Australia delves into best practices and innovative strategies for aged care workforce management, including ensuring adequate staffing levels and optimizing scheduling.

Retention of senior staff
This presentation from the Macquarie Business School discusses the importance of various retention strategies, succession planning, and leadership development to sustain the aged care workforce.

Retention of aged care workers: Seven ways to attract and retain staff
FHG outlines seven key strategies to attract and retain aged care workers in Australia, emphasizing professional development, supportive leadership, positive workplace culture, work-life balance, recognition, diversity, and regular staff feedback. These approaches aim to enhance employee engagement, reduce turnover, and ensure high-quality care for the growing elderly population.