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2 November 2015

COTA has been appointed to the Brighton Health Campus Project Steering Committee to provide direction and leadership for the Brighton Health Campus Project in developing a vision, service profile, workforce considerations and partnership opportunities for the Brighton Campus.

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Ageing in rural Queensland

2 November 2021

The small rural community of Bell at the foothills of the Bunya Mountains have set up a community managed home care service using self-managed home care packages and employing local people to deliver services.

Ageing in rural Queensland, Bell, Rural Queensland

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Australia’s ageing Culturally and Linguistically Diverse population

25 February 2020

Understanding individual and family needs and preferences is essential to providing aged care and palliative care consistent with a person’s values and beliefs. Providing culturally safe care is founded on respect for peoples’ background and lived experiences.

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Care Army

1 May 2020

The Care Army is about bringing Queenslanders together to lend a hand to seniors and people most at-risk during this pandemic, while continuing to practice physical distancing techniques.

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CarerHelp

18 June 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we care for a person, particularly at the end of life, as well as how we support those who are grieving.

Carer

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