A light bulb moment: Tamar Krebs from Group Homes Australia explained when someone is living beyond the diagnosis of #dementia - why do we forget the concept of a stranger? Do we think it's ok for someone to come into your house and touch your things? #doingdementiadifferently
@smh@wendy_squires She taught me everything. Love, loyalty, trust and how to be naughty and get away with it. Not a day goes by . . . RIP Mia. Thank you for your love letter. In my thoughts.
"Of the 933 people being recognised in 2020, 284 are receiving their awards for outstanding service or achievement in the community." Aged care worker and Nurse, delivering renal services to remote Indigenous communities and therapy without talking. https://t.co/x06SvPYZ08
Yesterday we launched our new service Dementia Support - UK Connect Consult. This program builds on Australian learning & is designed to support care homes in caring for people living with dementia where behaviour impacts on their care. https://t.co/RBOz3YUetW @Dementia_Centre
#mondayinspiration#mondaymotivaton#mondaythoughts
✔️ be ambitious
✔️ aim high
✔️ treat everyone equally
✔️ stay true to who you are
and never surrender if you want to inspire people that they, too, can accomplish anything they set their mind to.
The Mirus ACFI Calculator has over 2 million client views and every 30-seconds an aged care professional around Australia is reviewing, calculating, and assessing funding requirements based on the care needs of their resident. https://t.co/BiIwjpvF7E
#homeless people need our help to keep warm through the winter.
#socialchange campaign is simple, all I need from you is one of the below and Tom Lawrence and his team at SwankySocks will donate a free pair of socks to our vulnerable homeless community
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"When you are working with clients in the community you are in their home. I am the navigator in their healthcare, but they are the pilot." Home Care nurse, Ruth Davis, shares her nursing story - https://t.co/p8i6eqwtdE