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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Australia's aged care workforce
Data dashboards show how the quarter of a million people employed as direct care providers in Australia’s aged care sector are distributed, resourced and managed.
Resources
This webpage provided by Meals on Wheels Australia has a mix of 30 savoury and sweet meals which adhere to the national meal guidelines for older adults to cook independently.
Nutrition resources for practice and patient care
This webpage from the Heart foundation provides information for health professionals to support heart health eating patterns by translating latest nutrition evidence into information that can be easily used in everyday practice.
Aged Care Diversity Framework action plans
This webpage from the Department of Health and Aged Care provides a collection of documents addressing the needs of older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, senior Australians from CALD backgrounds and LGBTI elders.
Seniors Connected Program
This webpage from the Department of Social Services describes the Seniors Connected Program. The program aims to address social isolation and loneliness among older Australians. The page links to a variety of programs and services to facilitate social connection.
Creating Opportunities Together
The ASPIRE website describes social prescribing, who it is for, what are the benefits, how it works and research conducted in the area. Anyone can register and become a member.
Social Prescribing
This webpage from Primary & Community Care Services Limited discusses what social prescribing is and the evidence base underpinning social prescribing. It also links to social prescribing activities undertaken in other countries.
How do I decide my goals for my care management plan?
This interactive resource assists older people to decide on goals for their care management plan.
Principles for goal setting
This resource supports the development of person-centred goals for clients and includes a goal-setting checklist using the SMARTA approach
Why effective workforce planning, rostering, and scheduling is critical for Australia's aged care sector
Discussed improved care quality, staff satisfaction and its associated costs