Resources

This Open Access article by Campbell et al. examines reablement for a community-dwelling person with dementia.

This guide by Department of Health, Disability and Ageing supports STRC providers transitioning to the Restorative Care Pathway. Includes transition scenarios, provider activities, client guidance and FAQs.

This Open Access article by Metzelthin et al. argues that reablement is essential in dementia care.

This webpage by Department of Health, Disability and Ageing explains wellness and reablement in the CHSP. Includes information on capacity-building, independence, client outcomes and provider responsibilities.

This guideline by Department of Health, Disability and Ageing maps CHSP service list changes from 1 July 2025. Includes guidance for providers on staged transitions, service categories and updated arrangements.

This Open Access article by Brett et al. examines outcomes for Australian Short-Term Restorative Care clients.

This webpage by Keep Able provides care planning tools and templates for aged care providers. Includes checklists, care plan templates and examples for wellness and reablement.

This webpage by Keep Able explains care planning fundamentals for wellness and reablement. Includes guidance on person-centred goals, support plans, care plans, preparation, review and quality standards.

This guide by Agestrong Health Group explains how aged care providers can use a reablement approach in everyday care. Includes examples for personal care, meals, mobility, household tasks, goal plans and exit plans.

This webpage by Keep Able outlines five reablement strategies to support independent ageing. Includes examples and tips on building capacity, adapting environments, modifying tasks, assistive technology and information.