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How retirement village residents could get better quality care - Vimarsana News

How retirement village residents could get better quality care

The lack of choice provided to retirement village residents is unfair but the inefficiencies, added costs and delays that are caused are ludicrous.

Source: smh.com.au
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How retirement village residents could get better quality care - Vimarsana News

How retirement village residents could get better quality care

The lack of choice provided to retirement village residents is unfair but the inefficiencies, added costs and delays that are caused are ludicrous.

Related Topics:
Shared Care
COMMENTARY: Planning for the end of the COVID motel voucher program - Vimarsana News

COMMENTARY: Planning for the end of the COVID motel voucher program

With the end of the COVID pandemic, the Vermont Motel Voucher program was initially set to expire in April of 2022. An extension was made for those households with disabilities

Cumbria Fostering aims to recruit more carers in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Cumbria Fostering aims to recruit more carers in 2024

Cumbria Fostering is seeking to recruit more foster carers in 2024 with an aim to positively impact the lives of the 725 children currently in care…

"Development, implementation and evaluation of the acceptability and fe" by Tiffany Sandell - Vimarsana News

"Development, implementation and evaluation of the acceptability and fe" by Tiffany Sandell

Background The increasing incidence of cancer, coupled with improved survivorship, has increased the demand for cancer follow-up care and the need to find alternative models of care. International and national guidelines advocate for including general practitioners (GP) in cancer follow-up care. Barriers to implementing shared care into practice include having clinical assessment protocols for GPs, and suitable health technology to allow two-way communication to enable oncologists to continue overseeing care. To address these barriers, this thesis aimed to develop and implement a novel shared ...

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