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What happens if you want access to voluntary assisted dying but your nursing home won’t let you?

Voluntary assisted dying is now lawful in all Australian states. There is also widespread community support for it. Yet some residential institutions, such as hospices and aged care facilities, are obstructing access despite the law not specifying whether they have the legal right to do so. Read More

VR allows care leaders to walk in the shoes of clients living with dementia

By Bianca Iovino

Virtual Reality (VR) is once again transforming the way care staff understand the challenges faced by people living with dementia – by literally “seeing” it. Read More

Coffee helps aged care staff approach end-of-life conversations

By Alex Jacobs

Aged care workers from almost 50 facilities across Australia have come together over cups of coffee to discuss some of the toughest topics in aged care - death, dying and end-of-life care. Read More

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