Background Interprofessional collaborative team-based approaches to care in health
service delivery has been identified as important to health care reform around the world …

Background Relationships exist between aged care nurses' perceptions of psychosocial
work characteristics, job satisfaction and mental health, suggesting these characteristics …

Background The aged care sector is increasingly dominated by a less-qualified workforce at
a time of increasing prevalence of complex health concerns, such as dementia. An …

Objective This scoping review aimed to explore topics on which the views of residents of
Australian residential aged care facilities (RACFs) have been sought. Methods Scoping …

Background Older adults living in residential aged care facilities (RACF s) often experience
limited opportunities for social connection despite close proximity to peers, which has …

It is essential that health professionals are trained to provide optimal care for our ageing
population. Key to this is a positive attitude to older adults along with the ability to work in …

Background Undergraduate nursing placement in aged care is forecast to grow in
importance with the increasing aging population, and to help to reverse trends in student …

Background Residential aged care is an increasingly important health setting due to
population ageing and the increase in age-related conditions, such as dementia. However …

This article examines the reflective discourses of medical, nursing, and paramedic students
participating in interprofessional education (IPE) activities in the context of aged-care clinical …

Aim and objectives To examine students' beliefs, behaviours and attitudes in relation to
interprofessional socialisation, and their expectations and experience, before and after a 2 …