Natasha Egan is a Reporter at Australian Ageing Agenda. She specializes in aged care and health journalism, focusing on healthcare administration, patient care, public health, and consumer health. Natasha's work has been featured in Government News, Australian Ageing Agenda, and Community Care Review.
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The aged care sector has an implementation problem, rather than an ideas problem, Positive Ageing Summit delegates have heard on Wednesday.
By: Natasha Egan
Australia's first Interim First Nations Aged Care Commissioner will leave the role at the end of June, two-and-a-half years after her appointment began.
By: Natasha Egan
VIDEO: The strengthened standards highlight the need for all providers to think about older people's mental health as part of service delivery, says Dr Tanya Davison.
VIDEO: Building the capability of leaders and workers is also critical for innovation and overcoming barriers to change and transformation, says ARIIA's Dr Rebecca Bilton.
By: Natasha Egan
VIDEO: Lorraine Poulos' discussion with Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission representatives tells providers that wellness, reablement and restorative care ‘are not optional'.
VIDEO: Senior accredited exercise physiologist Richelle Street discusses the successful strategies BlueCare is using to improve ageing for seniors in urban and remote areas.
By: Natasha Egan
VIDEO: Lorraine Poulos shares key messages from a panel discussion with ACQSC leaders, along with her insights on aged care reform challenges and recent changes to the Support at Home program.
The strengthened standards highlight the need for all providers to think about older people's mental health as part of aged care service delivery, says Dr Tanya Davison.
Aged care providers will get a more accurate picture of their website traffic from Google Analytics than third-party tools, says Benetas executive Elyssia Clark.
By: Natasha Egan, Katarina Lloyd Jones
The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission received 2,553 complaints across the six provider registration categories in the first two months of the new Aged Care Act.
