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Tamahere Eventide - Dedicated Education Unit

Tamahere Eventide resident Jo Mellar talks to Wintec nursing student Megen Peckham

Agility Communication & Connections - Diversity of Our Communities

The older people who receive aged care services reflect the wonderful diversity of our communities.

UPA Yeoval - Gaining A Competitive Advantage by Increasing Resident Satisfaction

UPA Yeoval aged care is a 28 bed residential facility in Central West NSW. According to the 2011 census Yeoval has a population of 292 people making it the prime example of a small rural community with all the stereotypical challenges.

McLean Care - A Case Study Approach Towards Independence, Reablement and Wellness

1. Bush Compass Project - Building capacity, wellness and independence using a restorative approach

Wesleyhaven Village - Skin Integrity

As we age our skin becomes more fragile, thin and dry which increases our potential risk for injury. Skin tears are a common skin related injury affecting the frail elderly population with causal factors including; falls, shear, friction, bumps, knocks, manual handling, equipment and the environment.