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Aged Care Reforms in Australia
There has been recognition of the increasing numbers of people living with dementia and the ...
Fairfax Women’s Network
Blurb on the Fairfax Women’s Network tells us the market that matters: “The Fairfax Women’s Network has been created to allow advertisers one easy gateway to reach the valuable ABC female audience. The nine brands average 70% female and offer a diverse range of segments and communities that ...
Future age map
A recently released roadmap for research on ageing in Europe hopes to enable the region to respond to demographic challenges of population ageing, using scientific research as a driver of innovation in public policy, clinical practice and the development of goods and services. Two years in the making, the ...
BRAID project
The acronym BRAID stands for Bridging Research in Ageing and ICT Development. It’s aim is to create a dynamic ICT and Ageing roadmap which addresses the needs of older people, identifies (and benefits from) best practice in the European Union (EU) and other countries and analyses gaps in knowledge ...
Why older can mean better
1 October is the International Day of Older Persons as declared by the United Nations General Assembly in 1990. It is an opportunity to raise awareness of age-related issues and to celebrate the contributions of older people around the world. In Australia it tends to slip under the radar ...
