Lauren Broomham is an Editor at The DCM Group. She specializes in health and wellness, real estate, and finance, covering topics such as aging and longevity, commercial and residential real estate, and urban development. Lauren's insights and expertise have been featured in The Weekly SOURCE.
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Lauren's coverage focuses heavily on aged care, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and private sector developments within the industry. Based on her articles, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights into government policies and reforms related to aged care, as well as exclusive information about major developments or appointments within aged care organizations.
Given Lauren’s substantial coverage of business & industry and government & politics themes, she may also be receptive to expert commentary or analysis from professionals who can speak authoritatively about the impact of policy changes on the business operations of aged care providers. Pitches offering unique data or research related to trends in elderly healthcare could also capture her interest.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Lauren Broomham's articles, it appears that her scope is not limited by location, indicating an international perspective or at least a wide national reach when it comes to reporting on issues related to aged care.
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Good news: the ANMF wants to scrap care minutes. The bad news? It wants to replace them with something even more rigid.
✓ Six months ago, the model was untested. Now an Australian aged care provider is preparing to make its second recruitment trip to Jakarta.
✓ The Melbourne-based private provider is taking another major step in its diversification strategy.
By: Lauren Broomham
✓ Anne Connolly's Four Corners investigation did a good job broadcasting the failures in Support at Home.
By: Lauren Broomham
A personal care worker can have the qualifications and complete every required course. Altura Learning CEO Paul Goudie says the real measure of competency comes when they have to make the call themselves.
Support at Home utilisation has fallen sharply in less than a year. The question for providers is whether their businesses can survive if it doesn't come back.
By: Lauren Broomham
Support at Home utilisation has plunged as providers deliver fewer hours of care and margins tighten. The next challenge is knowing where demand is heading before workforce and resources are committed.
✓ A new home care provider is testing a different way to get medically cleared older people out of hospital and safely back home.
Australia has one residential aged care bed for every 2.7 people aged over 85. And that population is about to grow rapidly.
✓ Living Choice Australia is changing how it delivers home care across its retirement village portfolio.
