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Apr/May 2013

 

News:

Getting maximum from the minimum more

Puppy problems more

Demand for new aged care qualification more

In other village business news more

Summerset investor sells down more

Repeat review of the aged care sector more

Audit system on the mend more

St John looks to reduce the number of calls to rest homes more

Lengthy wait for assessment at many DHBs more

Ed's letter more

Retirement Villages Association (RVA) Conference 2013 more

 

Clinical:

D: the miracle vitamin more

A typical day in the life of … Jo Wallace more

 

Education & Training:

On the soap box... Victoria Brown more

 

Building & Amenities:

Last word... Ian Brown more

Let’s snoop around... Selwyn Wilson Carlile more

 

Dementia:

Seeking meaning behind behaviour that challenges more

 

Retirement:

From home to hospice and everything in between more

Visit elderly parents or they’ll sue more

 

Management:

Passion and Vision: Leadership in Dementia Care more

 

Research:

Spotlight on... Choral health more

 

 

ED LETTER

Innovation starts here

The aged care sector has been in the limelight these past few weeks. A report from the Human Rights Commission concerning the unfair and low levels of pay for aged care workers has grabbed the headlines, as has the Metlifecare merger deal and Ryman’s record profit. Careerforce and Health Ed Trust have worked through their differences and signed an agreement, which will no doubt be news well-received by the sector. We look at all these and more in an effort to keep you up to date. Don’t forget to check the INsite website for breaking news alerts.

Beyond the news, we focus on design and innovation in this issue of INsite . There is so much happening in this area of aged care.

In this issue, we consider the ‘renovate vs rebuild’ debate. We look at the emerging research and trends in dementia-friendly design. We take a nosey at brand new villages, rest homes, and hospitals. We ask what residents like and dislike about their villas and apartments. We explore the notions of future-proofing and sustainable design. We consider the importance of accessibility and features to aid people with disabilities.

In this issue, we also hear from RVA’s John Collyns and Age Concern’s Ann Martin among others. We talk to the finalists of the INsite/RVA Manager of the Year award; the winner will be announced at the RVA conference in June – see you there!

Our next issue will look at nutrition and diet in aged care. Any submissions or topics will gladly be considered.

Jude Barback, Editor

editor@insitemagazine.co.nz

 

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