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New Mourning: COVID-19’s Unexpected Impact on Funerals In Australia

As news of soaring death counts from overseas filtered through to Australia, health experts from around the country braced themselves for the monumental impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Toilet paper drought aside, Australians quickly embraced the concept of lockdown and were united in the idea of doing what was needed in order to ensure the... Read More

“We have an aged care accreditation system that we can really ill afford”

I am a person with no clinical or “care” background. But after almost forty years in senior management and executive roles across the spectrum of health and aged care – particularly aged care – I have gathered some insights into the nature of care being provided throughout our care services. And before I suggest anything... Read More

Death of Marcia Clark: Coroner finds daughter struggled to care for elderly mother

When elderly people retreat from public view, it can actually be a sign that help is required. The NSW coroner investigating the death of Marcia Clark in 2014 has highlighted the risks when people who need care retreat from public view. The Coroner, Magistrate Teresa O’Sullivan, said carers need strong support systems, and they can sometimes struggle... Read More
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