Why health monitoring has become a hot topic
AI-based monitoring systems have huge potential to complement current care provision, reduce the burden on unpaid caregivers, and improve the quality of care.
Details5 Ways to know it’s time to move from a paper-based to electronic management system
It can be challenging to know whether moving your facilities processes over to an electronic management system is right for your facility.
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Delegation – managing the caregivers burden
Delegation can help the teamwork consistently and effectively, its essential to know who’s on your team, their strengths and weaknesses, and what each is qualified to do.
DetailsPromoting Teamwork in your facility
When we are caring for residents, it is a team activity. Teams that work well together and communicate effectively perform better and provide safer care. Our residents have increasingly complex needs.
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Do you want to learn tips from one of the best in the industry?
Do you want to learn tips from one of the best in the industry? Register for our upcoming webinar series with Auditor and RN Liz Lear
DetailsWhat makes a great handover report in Aged Care
We know from feedback that what makes nursing staff stressed and upset about their work patterns is having to finish late, but often it is because they want to give a good handover and ensure they get it right.
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5 Benefits of Browser based applications for your Aged Care Facility
Browser based applications provide huge benefits to the aged care industry. The easy, 24/7 access for users as well as allowing access to information on any device, gives aged care staff the freedom to work in a way that’s best for them and allows the highest level of care to be provided to your residents.
DetailsHow VCare helps manage your residents wellbeing
The most significant success factor of any new system in any organisation but especially an electronic residential care system is the people. Change management, staff acceptance and staff willingness to adopt a new solution will differentiate between a successful and unsuccessful project.
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Tips for having difficult conversations
Sharing bad news or difficult information with residents and their families can be conversations that nurses find challenging at times.
So why is it that we feel uncomfortable about having these conversations?
Nurses and health professionals report:
DetailsImproving the wellbeing of residents and staff in your Aged Care Facility
Conversations with Liz Improving the wellbeing of residents and staff in your Aged Care Facility Improving the wellbeing of older people living in our aged care facilities, as well as the wellbeing of the staff who care for them, is a major part of ensuring we have happy residents, happy staff and happy families. Māori…
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