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15 October 2020
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Older Queenslanders in danger of being digitally excluded
27 August 2020
The Queensland Government must commit to a comprehensive Digital Inclusion Strategy to ensure no Queenslanders are left behind.
Our action plan for the incoming Queensland Government
27 August 2020
We have created a detailed action plan for the Queensland Government to address some of the big concerns for Queenslanders as we age and create a state for all ages. The action plan gives a clear direction to achieve our Vision for Queensland.
Contribute to research on the impact of coronavirus related closures of social care services
30 July 2020
Researchers at Griffith University are looking for volunteers who can participate in their study to explore how COVID-19 related social service closures affect the lives of older people, people with dementia and informal carers in Australia.
Rehabilitation outcomes study
13 May 2020
Griffith University is conducting a study to understand which outcomes are most important to rehabilitation clients.
Grief study
13 May 2020
The Melbourne Ageing Research Collaboration, led by the National Ageing Research Institute, is conducting a research project on grief and its effects on quality of life and healthcare use in older people.