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ARIIA publications

ARIIA is committed to making its research accessible and impactful. We share the outcomes of our work through a variety of publications designed to meet the needs of different audiences. Our peer-reviewed journal articles uphold the highest academic standards through independent editorial processes. Trade journal articles, while not typically peer-reviewed, combine evidence and professional insight, and are internally reviewed by ARIIA to ensure quality and alignment with our editorial principles. Our white papers follow recognised industry conventions but are tailored to each project’s purpose and funder requirements. Publications arising from grant-funded projects are supported by the contributing academic institutions, with publication costs covered by the authors’ organisations. 

All publications reflect the views of the individual authors. They do not represent the official positions of ARIIA, Flinders University, or the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.

2025

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2025
A digital alert feedback system (aged care electronic dashboard information tool, aced-it) to enhance quality nursing care: Participatory action research Bail K, Fernandes Barreto De Mendonca J, Hants L, Isbel S, D'Cunha NM, Sheldon-Stemm M, et al. A digital alert feedback system (aged care electronic dashboard information tool, aced-it) to enhance quality nursing care: Participatory action research. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 2025.
Mixed methods feasibility study of music attuned technology care via ehealth (match) for people with complex behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia within an acute psychogeriatric ward Castelino A, Dawson S, Li P, Thompson Z, Tamplin J, Watt B, et al. Mixed methods feasibility study of music attuned technology care via ehealth (match) for people with complex behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia within an acute psychogeriatric ward. Alzheimer's & Dementia. 2025;21(5):e70124.
The telephysiotherapy for older people (top-up) program for improving mobility in people receiving aged care: A hybrid type 1 effectiveness–implementation randomised controlled trial Dawson R, Pinheiro M, Oliveira J, Haynes A, Naganathan V, Taylor ME, et al. The telephysiotherapy for older people (top-up) program for improving mobility in people receiving aged care: A hybrid type 1 effectiveness–implementation randomised controlled trial. Medical Journal of Australia. 2025;223(4):205-213.
Development and implementation of the palliative care assessment toolkit for rural aged care facilities in Australia Khalil H, Hardman R, Livens M, Poon P, Spelten E, Blackberry I, et al. Development and implementation of the palliative care assessment toolkit for rural aged care facilities in Australia. Journal of Palliative Medicine. 2025;28(3):302-309.
Digital readiness of the in-home aged care workforce: A latent profile analysis Kwan BPM, Dickins M, Batchelor F, Williams S, Hwang K, Fulford K, et al. Digital readiness of the in-home aged care workforce: A latent profile analysis. Australasian Journal on Ageing. 2025;44(1):e70010.
Multidisciplinary allied health reablement model of care for older people in residential aged care and community settings: Mixed-methods evaluation Mo L, Scrivener K, Pashley A, Gibson D, Bail K, D’Cunha N, et al. Multidisciplinary allied health reablement model of care for older people in residential aged care and community settings: Mixed-methods evaluation. Journal of Applied Gerontology. 2025:07334648251351690.
Malnutrition prevalence in australian residential aged care facilities: A cross-sectional study O’Shea M-C, Bauer J, Barrett C, Corones-Watkins K, Kellett U, Maloney S, et al. Malnutrition prevalence in australian residential aged care facilities: A cross-sectional study. Healthcare [Internet]. 2024; 12(13).
Pain assessment and management in dementia care: Qualitative perspectives of people with dementia, their families, and healthcare professionals. Pu L, Barton M, Kodagoda Gamage M, Okada M, Todorovic M, Moyle W. Pain assessment and management in dementia care: Qualitative perspectives of people with dementia, their families, and healthcare professionals. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 2025;34(7):2933
Enhancing the daily lives of aged care residents including those with mild cognitive impairment through virtual reality travel experiences Stefan H, Watkins V, Hutchinson AM, Horan B. Enhancing the daily lives of aged care residents including those with mild cognitive impairment through virtual reality travel experiences. Virtual Reality. 2025;29(3):106.
Digital technology for supporting aged care services: A scoping review Theopilus Y, Davis H, Pedell S. Digital technology for supporting aged care services: A scoping review. Proceedings of the 2025 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems: Association for Computing Machinery; 2025. p. Article 506.
Adapting generative large language models for information extraction from unstructured electronic health records in residential aged care: A comparative analysis of training approaches Vithanage D, Deng C, Wang L, Yin M, Alkhalaf M, Zhang Z, et al. Adapting generative large language models for information extraction from unstructured electronic health records in residential aged care: A comparative analysis of training approaches. Journal of Healthcare Informatics Research. 2025;9(2):191-219.
A comprehensive evaluation of large language models for information extraction from unstructured electronic health records in residential aged care Vithanage D, Yu P, Xie Q, Xu H, Wang L, Deng C. A comprehensive evaluation of large language models for information extraction from unstructured electronic health records in residential aged care. Computers in Biology and Medicine. 2025;197:111013.
Evaluating an evidence-based isupport for dementia programme in routine care services: Study protocol for a hybrid type ii trial Xiao LD, Cheng A, Xie C, Chiu K, Yu Y, Ullah S, et al. Evaluating an evidence-based isupport for dementia programme in routine care services: Study protocol for a hybrid type ii trial. BMJ Open. 2025;15(2):e086667.

2024

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2024
Monitoring falls in residential aged care facilities: Agreement between falls incident reports and progress notes Dawson R, Feng A, Oliveira JS, Hassett L, Sherrington C, Pinheiro MB. Monitoring falls in residential aged care facilities: Agreement between falls incident reports and progress notes. Australasian Journal on Ageing. 2024;43(1):205-210.
Experiences of older adults, physiotherapists, and aged care staff in the top up telephysiotherapy program: Interview study of the top up interventions Dawson R, Gilchrist H, Pinheiro M, Nelson K, Bowes N, Sherrington C, et al. Experiences of older adults, physiotherapists, and aged care staff in the top up telephysiotherapy program: Interview study of the top up interventions. JMIR Aging. 2024;7:e53010.

2025

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2025
Rehabilitation, reablement, and restorative care approaches in the aged care sector: a scoping review of systematic reviews Gough C, Damarell RA, Dizon JM, Ross PDS, Tieman J. Rehabilitation, reablement, and restorative care approaches in the aged care sector: a scoping review of systematic reviews. BMC Geriatr 25, 44 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12877-025-05680-8
Leading the way: implementing aged care innovations Davy C, Windle A, Marshall A, Harvey G. Leading the way: implementing aged care innovations. JBI Evidence Implementation 23(1):p 119-130, January 2025. | DOI: 10.1097/XEB.0000000000000466
We are the champions, my friend! Key considerations in selecting and supporting champions to promote implementation in aged care Windle A, Marshall A, Harvey G, Davy C. We are the champions, my friend! Key considerations in selecting and supporting champions to promote implementation in aged care. JBI Evidence Implementation ():10.1097/XEB.0000000000000493, February 18, 2025. | DOI: 10.1097/XEB.0000000000000493
How technology can make life easier Gough, C; Bautista, A; Tieman, J. How technology can make life easier. Australian Ageing Agenda. 34. Autumn 2025 Pg.34-35.
Influence of individuals’ attitudes and capabilities on implementation in aged care: a literature analysis Windle A, Harvey G, Davy C. Influence of individuals’ attitudes and capabilities on implementation in aged care: a literature analysis. JBI Evidence Implementation ():10.1097/XEB.0000000000000517, June 24, 2025. | DOI: 10.1097/XEB.0000000000000517
Who is being heard? Implementing change with people from diverse and marginalized groups in aged care: A scoping review Marshall A, Windle A, Harvey G, Davy C. Who is being heard? Implementing change with people from diverse and marginalized groups in aged care: A scoping review. JBI Evidence Implementation. 2025;23(2).
Relational factors influencing implementation in aged care: A literature review. Windle A, Harvey G, Davy C. Relational factors influencing implementation in aged care: A literature review. JBI Evidence Implementation. 2025.
Stakeholder engagement: Supporting innovation in aged care Davy C, Windle A, Harvey G. Stakeholder engagement: Supporting innovation in aged care. JBI Evidence Implementation. 2025.
Fit for purpose: Selecting and adapting innovations for aged care Davy C, Windle A, Harvey G. Fit for purpose: Selecting and adapting innovations for aged care. JBI Evidence Implementation. 2025.
Preparing for implementation in aged care: A readiness assessment tool Davy C, Windle A, Harvey G. Preparing for implementation in aged care: A readiness assessment tool. JBI Evidence Implementation. 2025.

2024

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2024
Factors that influence the implementation of innovation in aged care: a scoping review Windle A, Marshall A, de la Perrelle L, Champion S, Ross PDS, Harvey G, Davy C. Factors that influence the implementation of innovation in aged care: a scoping review. JBI Evidence Implementation 22(1):p 61-80, February 2024. | DOI: 10.1097/XEB.0000000000000407
Restoring Function Gough C; Leeson J. Australian Aging Agenda, September - October, p. 42-43
Fostering an aged care organizational culture that supports innovation Davy CP, Windle A, Harvey G. Fostering an aged care organizational culture that supports innovation. JBI Evidence Implementation 22(4):p 405-417, November 2024. | DOI: 10.1097/XEB.0000000000000465
Take the time: When activities are meaningful, they bring joy and connection to aged care recipients Gough C; Tieman J. Australian Ageing Agenda, Nov-Dec 2024, p. 40-41.

2024

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2024
KnowledgeConnect newsletter issue 6 ARIIA. KnowledgeConnect newsletter, issue 6, autumn (2024)
KnowledgeConnect newsletter issue 7 ARIIA. KnowledgeConnect newsletter, issue 7, winter (2024)

2023

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2023
KnowledgeConnect newsletter issue 2 ARIIA. KnowledgeConnect newsletter, issue 2, autumn (2023)
KnowledgeConnect newsletter issue 3 ARIIA. KnowledgeConnect newsletter, issue 3, winter (2023)
KnowledgeConnect newsletter issue 4 ARIIA. KnowledgeConnect newsletter, issue 4, spring (2023)
KnowledgeConnect newsletter issue 5 ARIIA. KnowledgeConnect newsletter, issue 5, summer (2023)

2022

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2022
KnowledgeConnect newsletter issue 1 ARIIA. KnowledgeConnect newsletter, issue 1, summer (2022)

2024

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2024
National Aged Care Rehabilitation and Reablement Roundtables Gough, C, & Tieman, J. National Aged Care Rehabilitation and Reablement Roundtables. ARIIA. White Paper No.1. Adelaide, South Australia: Flinders University College of Nursing and Health Sciences: 2024. doi.org/10.25957/5fpx-fp80
Enhancing Wellbeing: Integrating meaningful lifestyle activities into aged care Gough, C, & Tieman, J. Enhancing Wellbeing: Integrating meaningful lifestyle activities into aged care. ARIIA. White Paper No.2. Adelaide, South Australia: Flinders University College of Nursing and Health Sciences: 2024. doi.org/10.25957/35vf-y442
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