- Moving from hospital to aged care
- Reducing the use of restraints in residential care
- Has the retirement village industry got it wrong? What do older people need for ageing in place — The evidence from South Australia -A symposium
- Preventing, identifying and responding to elder abuse : The abuse of older adults prevention project
- ‘Fit and free’ : Lessons from a rural exercise trial
- Characteristics of an age-friendly bus system
- Research to policy through participatory approaches : The who age friendly cities guide
- Age is not a barrier to cochlear implants for the elderly
- Ageing health and dementia in aboriginal people : A life cycle approach
- Economic modelling and evaluation of prevention strategies for dementia
- Women's increasing weight : A threat to healthy ageing
- Futures planning for older carers of adults with disabilities
- Innovative models of providing and coordinating care for older adults : A packer policy fellowship project
- Wired for life : Assistive technology and older people in the community
- Putting the joy back in eating for people with dysphagia
- Measuring the mobility of older people across clinical settings
- Improving aged care : The nurse practitioner role
- Hospital environments : Better meeting the needs of older people
- Building local capacity to collaborate in making sustainable social changes for seniors in Qld
- Has the retirement village industry got it wrong? What do older people need for ageing in place — The evidence from South Australia -Consumers' perspectives
- The children will be there to help : Implications of changing family circumstances for accessing food
- Examining the interplay of social relations and knowledge in the mistreatment of older aboriginal people
- Ageing landscapes : The potential of post-occupancy reviews
- Facilitating healthier ageing — A controlled longitudinal evaluation of a proactive behavioural health promotion intervention for older adults
- Innovative strategies to assist falling elderly -ISAFE : A program initiative for falls and injury prevention in the community
- To stay or to move : Factors influencing housing choices by people with neurodegenerative disorders who want to continue living in the community
- The development, trial and evaluation of a model of multi-disciplinary palliative care for resident's with end-stage dementia
- Has the retirement village industry got it wrong? What do older people need for ageing in place — But more importantly what can they have?
- Subjective memory complaints are associated with cognitive performance and mental health in non-demented older adults
- Social isolation and loneliness amongst older people : Circumstances, experiences and coping strategies
- Nursing recruiters' attitudes toward older nurses : A quantitative cross-institutional investigation
- WA seniors' perceptions of safety from crime 2001–2007
- Has the retirement village industry got it wrong? What do older people need for ageing in place — The evidence from South Australia -A provider's perspective
- Developing practical options to address issues with home and community care's client fees : The HACC fees research project
- Are attitudes toward older workers different from general attitudes toward older people?
- Early detection and management of pain in older people in the acute care setting : An innovative approach to practice change
- Comparative analysis of falls risk (FROP-Com) in high risk stroke patients discharged home, and emergency department fallers
- Not a cottage industry : Organisational structure and dynamics of the aged and community care sector
- Broadening our understanding of person centred care approaches — A randomised controlled study
- Economic hardship of living with chronic illness and policy implications
- Carers assessment of need in New Zealand
- Pathways in aged care (PIAC)
- Home-based physical activity can achieve improved cognitive function and high acceptance rates in older adults with memory acceptance rates in older adults with memory complaints : Results from the fabs trial
- Changing the perceptions of dementia
- The home independence program randomised controlled trial
- Attitudes to information and communication technology (ICT) in residential aged care in Western Australia
- Application of the international classification of functioning to factors associated with falls in older women from the Australian longitudinal study of women's health
- Reducing functional decline due to under-nutrition in older patient in a subacute care environment
- Multicentre pilot for assessing the diagnositic accuracy of dementia via video consultation
- Employed carers : Expanding the options
- Social networks in older Australian men and women
- Falls among older care recipients living at home
- Active ageing but where? The relationship of physical activity and use of facilities and neighbourhood areas in Western Australian older adults
- Participant or bystander? Older people's participation in the Irish acute hospital discharge process
- The prevalence of depression in older Australians : Do national surveys get it wrong
- Self-directed care for elderly Australian in a community care setting : Introducing a pilot model
- The case for a national prevalence study of elder abuse in Australia
- Pilot to develop a model for a nurse practitioner within assessment, treatment and rehabilitation services for older adults
- Implementing best practice in nutrition and hydration support in residential aged care : (2) some outcomes from a pilot study
- Spaces of ageinig; An Australian study
- What diversity means for inclusive governance in ageing communities
- Futures planning for older carers of adults with disabilities
- Community attitudes towards elder abuse in Western Australia
- Perceptions of personal safety among older Australians
- Identifying the challenges to accessing food
- Addressing unmet needs of older indigenous people living with dementia and their families in remote communities : Emerging findings from the Kimberley indigenous dementia services study
- Issues in the transition from home to respite day care
- Physical activity in baby boomers and the roles of gender, age and body-mass index
- A joint initiative to train locum staff
- Advance care planning in the residential aged care setting : Current practice and opportunities for improvement in practice
- The contribution of club participation to independence in later life
- Assessing the predictors of quality of life in stroke survivors : A longitudinal study
- Getting out and about : Keeping older people connected
- Evaluation of resident behaviour in new dementia care cottages
- Predicting hospital admissions of silver chain clients
- Changing the landscape : Older Australians managing loneliness
- Caring for older survivors of genocide and mass trauma : Challenges for aged care managers
- Financial assets and assisted decision making in aged care facilities
- Few urban-rural differences in older carers' access to community services
- The health of older caregivers : Findings from the New Zealand health work and retirement study
- Perceptions of early hospital re-presentations of older adults after their discharge from an acute assessment unit
- Comparing three pain assessment tools for older adults with advanced dementia
- Loneliness and health status of Manningham seniors
- Employment, retirement, living standards and wellbeing among older people
- Falling into an evidence-practice gap
- Cluster randomised controlled trial of the effectiveness of a multi-factorial, evidence-based approach to falls injury reduction in residential aged care facilities
- Can organisations influence employees' intentions to retire?
- Comparison of advanced chronic illness patient caregiving across the three trajectories : Cancer, organ system failure, and Alzheimer's disease
- How resident committees function in residential aged care facilities (RACFs)
- The relationship between social climate and decision-making in residential aged care resident committees
- Control strategies as psychosocial resources for ageing well : A dyadic analysis
- The prevalence of early balance dysfunction and associated risk factors in community-dwelling older people
- A life with meaning : A grounded theory analysis of the motivators for physically demanding labour among older volunteers
- The link between codeine abuse and sudden total hearing loss
- Retired men — Blot on the landscape or essential resource?
- Frail older men and home and community care services in NSW
- Telehomecare : The innovative use of technology to deliver aged care support to the home
- Telling their story : A comparison of two evaluations of client perceptions of a community aged care project in Palestinian refugee camps
- Baby boomers at work : A qualitative exploration of city and regional Australians' views on workplace attachment
- The development and implementation of evidence based guidelines, care pathways and educational resources for community care of people through-out the progression of dementia
- The council of Australian governments long stay older patients initiative : The Victorian context
- Development of an implementation resource toolkit : Minimising functional decline in older people
- Developing a toolkit for minimising functional decline amongst older people in hospitals
- Best practice in person-centred health care for older Victorians
- Care for people living with dementia : Too many cooks?
- Projecting the home support needs of adults with neurodegenerative disorders in Western Australia to 2050 : Policy implications
- Building sustainable innovation practice in the aged care industry
- The prescription, administration and effectiveness of thickened fluids and/or oral liquid nutritional supplements to people with dementia in residential aged care facilities (RACFs)
- Stories of resilience : Mental health promotion with older women
- Regulation and the aged care act 1997 -Turning residential aged care knights into knaves?
- Knowledge of and attitudes toward sexuality in the elderly among educators of health care professionals
- Living with chronic pain in residential care : The impact of living with others
- The detection and prevention of delirium in an acute care setting
- The implementation and outcomes of advance care planning (ACP) and advance care directives (ACDs)
- Determinants of vitamin D levels and cognitive performance in an older adult volunteer group
- Promoting physical activity to middle and older aged adults : Examination of a recurring relative age effect across the lifespan in Australian sport
- The progressively lowered stress threshold model
- A carer support group for people living with Frontotemporal Dementia
- Identification of driver proficiency and safety issues for users of power wheelchairs and scooters
- Myasthenia gravis — A disguised problem in ageing
- Implementing best practice in nutrition and hydration support in residential aged care (1) : Exploiting conceptual synergies as change management strategy — Participatory action research and person centred care
- The residential aged care integration programme
- Towards an age-friendly WA
- Value of a mixed methodology approach in research on carers of people with dementia
- A profile of day respite care
- Attitudes towards older persons in acute care : Results of a qualitative study
- Intergenerational change and rural futures : Perspectives from Gondwanaland
- Effectiveness of the ‘spark of life’ dementia care program
- Resilience, selective optimisation and compensation (SOC), and well-being in community dwelling older adults
- Connecting frail, elderly, marginalised population to an evidence-based falls prevention program “STEPPING ON”
- Impact of type of impairment on carer burden and quality of life
- Guidelines for a palliative approach to care for older adults living in the community
- Dementia risk reduction in primary care : Barriers & enablers
- Evaluating the impact of the environment on the physical activity levels of people with dementia in residential aged care facilities
- The use of acupressure for older persons with chronic knee pain : A randomize control trial
- Success with a diary research method approach with carers of people with dementia
- A community-based exercise program to improve cognitive function in people with mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease : Feasibility and safety study
- Record linkage of hospital and death data increased identification of dementia cases and death rate estimates
