Chris Gray, Managing Director of the Aged, Disability & Community Care (ADCC) team at Telstra Health, shares the company’s strategy for the disability and community care sector and the vision for creating a next generation software solution.
Read more >The Australian Aged Care Quality Agency is launching a consumer experience report that will better enable residents to provide feedback during an accreditation.
Read more >Telstra Health – Aged, Disability & Community Care (ADCC) has important information in relation to the WannaCry ransomware attack that is ongoing worldwide.
Read more >The take up of My Health Record among residential aged care providers remains relatively low, even within the opt-out trial regions.
Read more >The use of technology in aged care is now commonplace. Providers rely on automated beds and chairs to lift residents, companion robots in the form of beloved pets are given to people with dementia, and software systems are utilised to document clinical and medication information. In part one of our two part special, we look at the benefits of replacing paper based care processes with an effective electronic solution in residential aged care.
Read more >Telstra Health – Aged, Disability & Community Care (ADCC) (formerly iCareHealth) have recently moved offices. As a result, we also have new phone numbers.
Read more >Residential aged care providers are increasingly offering internet access and tablet devices to improve the socialisation and independence of residents.
Read more >Founded over 50 years ago, the Mayflower Group provides residential aged care services, community care, and independent living options across Victoria. Mayflower required a clinical and medication management software solution to help streamline and enhance care delivery at their residential aged care facilities. Mayflower’s Quality and Innovation Manager, Dean Gemmill, spoke to Telstra Health – Aged, Disability & Community Care (ADCC) to explain why Clinical, Care and Medication Management software was the right fit for their organisation.
Read more >Staff and skill shortages are an ongoing challenge in the aged and community care sector. To overcome these shortages, providers are looking beyond traditional qualifications to develop the skills of their existing staff base and enhance the delivery of care. Here we list some of the unique educational resources that may benefit your organisation.
Read more >Cloud computing is speeding up the development of new medications as it enables the real-time collection of data from across the world.
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