Professor Keith Hill, from Curtin University, on a new system that senses movements that increase a person’s risk of falling.

Dementia Australia chief executive Maree McCabe on the peak's new report on dementia awareness.

Sarah Pettenon, manager of person directed care at Lifeview Residential Care, on walking the Kokoda Trail.

Margaret Jorgensen on the Wildflower Day Club, which aims to help members of Watsonia Returned Services League of Australia (RSL) who have lost a partner make new friends.

Ian Heard, general manager of digital workplace & collaboration at Microsoft Australia, on survey of heath workers' views on technology in the sector.

Professor Joseph Ibrahim, from Monash University’s Health Law and Ageing Research Unit, on mortality rates among aged care residents following an evacuation due to a natural or man-made disaster.

Dr Cindy Jones from Griffith University on sexual expression among people with dementia in aged care.

Marie-Anne Schull, from palliative care provider Karuna, on workplace grief and loss.

Wound management clinician Jan Rice on wound management in aged care and recent developments in the field.

Dr Frances Batchelor, National Ageing Research Institute’s director of health promotions, on Talk2Me, a project that aims to develop a tool to help people with dementia from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds communicate everyday needs with carers who do not speak the same language.