By Baptistcare
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
The hit ABC docuseries Old People’s Home for Four-Year-Olds showed us the positive physical and mental health benefits of intergenerational activities involving seniors. But why is social connection and daily activity so important when it comes to remaining young and feeling valued? In this episode, Graham Mabury chats with Murdoch University’s Associate Professor of Nursing, Susan Slatyer about care that suits the individual. We also learn more about Susan’s inspiring research into dementia and the role of nursing in aged care.
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Get yourself a copy of Gerontological Nursing – A Holistic Approach to the Care of Older People by Caroline Vafeas and Susan Slatyer here.
See the Focus on the Person form developed by Susan Slatyer and her team here.
If you want to learn more about the benefits intergenerational activities have for seniors visit Playgroup WA.
Read Susan Slatyer’s profile and learn about her innovative research here.
If you want to catch an episode of Old People’s Home for Four Year Olds Season One and Season Two click here.
Everything you’ll need to know about Baptistcare, you’ll find here or call our team at 1300 660 640.
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Baptistcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, home care and retirement living in Western Australia.
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As we travel the ageing journey, it’s natural to want to remain in our own home, surrounded by the things we love. While we might need some help with daily tasks, shopping or personal care, we want to maintain our independence and live life to the full. Graham Mabury meets Dolly Weaver, one of WA’s busiest seniors to find out how home care has kept her and husband Kenneth together in the family home while they both pursue their individual passions. Baptistcare’s General Manager of Customer Services, Duncan Guy, is on hand to provide insight into the practical and financial aspects of arranging home care that suits you.
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Click here to visit the My Aged Care website or call 1800 200 422.
To contact Centrelink visit the website here or call 1300 169 468.
Find out about the Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) process here.
Get your copy of the Baptistcare Demystifying Home Care Guide here.
Everything you’ll need to know about Baptistcare, you’ll find here or call our team at 1300 660 640.
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Baptistcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, home care and retirement living in Western Australia.
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While Graham Mabury’s new show is a podcast and not talkback radio, he still loves to hear from listeners. In this episode it’s time to ask Baptistcare CEO Russell Bricknell and resident aged care expert Duncan Guy some of the most common questions and queries.
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Connect to My Aged Care here or by calling 1800 200 422.
Visit Centrelink here or call 1300 169 468.
For information on the Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) process visit the website here.
Get your copy of the Baptistcare Demystifying Home Care Guide here.
Everything you’ll need to know about Baptistcare, you’ll find here or call our team at 1300 660 640.
Follow us on social media on Facebook and LinkedIn.
Baptistcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, home care and retirement living in Western Australia.
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If you think the food in residential aged care consists of overcooked vegetables, tough meat and bland food, think again. Different flavours, textures, colours and presentation is defining the new food movement slowly gaining momentum across the sector. Baptistcare Executive Chef Todd Cheavins drops in for a culinary conversation with Graham Mabury and gives him a taste of the exciting new approach to dining across Baptistcare’s residential care facilities.
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Find out more about the Maggie Beer’s pioneering efforts to transform food in the aged care sector at The Maggie Beer Foundation.
This is where you can find out more about Aurum Catering.
Interested to know what’s on the menu at Baptistcare? Tempt your tastebuds here.
Everything you’ll need to know about Baptistcare, you’ll find here or call our team at 1300 660 640.
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Baptistcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, home care and retirement living in Western Australia.
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You might be surprised to know that Australia’s aged care sector employs more than 360,000 extraordinary workers who care for more than 1.5M older people. While many of us associate aged care with nurses, they only make up around 20% of employees. This dynamic workforce is comprised of other roles such as personal care assistants, support workers, lifestyle coordinators, allied health professionals, cleaning, laundry, catering and administration. Graham Mabury sits down for a chat with two of them, Baptistcare Lifestyle Coordinator Kim Jordan, and Care Partner Ron Manuel.
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Keen to explore jobs in Australia’s care and support sector? Visit the Care and Support Jobs website.
Check out Baptistcare’s career section to discover job opportunities by clicking here.
Everything you’ll need to know about Baptistcare, you’ll find here or call our team at 1300 660 640.
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Baptistcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, home care and retirement living in Western Australia.
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Accessing the information needed to make important decisions about aged care can be overwhelming for anyone. But it is especially difficult if you’re from a culturally and linguistically diverse background (CALD). Many CALD seniors worry they will lose their identity, culture and diversity if they enter the aged care system. Host Graham Mabury chats with lifelong friend and President of the Ethnic Communities Council of Western Australia, Suresh Rajan, about some of the unique challenges facing older Australians from CALD backgrounds.
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Click here to visit the My Aged Care website or call 1800 200 422.
You can find out more about the Ethnic Communities Council of Western Australia by visiting the website here or calling 08 9227 5322.
Click here to discover the initiatives undertaken by the Office of Multicultural Interests.
Everything you’ll need to know about Baptistcare, you’ll find here or call our team at 1300 660 640.
Follow us on social media on Facebook and LinkedIn.
Baptistcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, home care and retirement living in Western Australia.
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While every person on our planet is unique, we all share the human experience. We are born, and we eventually die. Yet while we freely celebrate and share stories and experiences of birth, the subject of death has never been treated in quite the same way. Join our host Graham Mabury as he sits down to discuss the practical, legal and spiritual aspects of our death with Lana Glogowski, Executive Officer at Palliative Care WA and Wade Sinclair head of Chaplaincy Services at Baptistcare. In this episode: To find out more about our Chaplaincy at Baptistcare visit www.baptistcare.com.au/about-baptistcare/chaplaincy To find out more about Palliative Care WA visit https://palliativecarewa.asn.au or call 1300 551 704. To find out more about the Western Australian Government campaign on advance care planning visit http://youonlydieonce.com.au To find or more about Baptistcare, its services or the free Demystifying Aged Care information sessions visit www.baptistcare.com.au or call 1300 660 640. Baptistcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, home care and retirement living in Western Australia.
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As humans, we naturally crave connection with others and perhaps never more so than when we enter our latter years. While there’s no medical prescription to treat loneliness and social isolation, the gift of time from strangers is proving to be a powerful antidote for residents living in aged care facilities. Joining our host Graham Mabury to share their stories are aged care resident Alister Milne and his wife Jill Milne, and Ruth Bell, a retiree who is delivering joy and connection to aged care residents through volunteering. Get in touch: [email protected] In this episode: Discover the opportunities and rewards of volunteering with Baptistcare by visiting www.baptistcare.com.au/volunteering Explore volunteering in Western Australia at www.volunteeringwa.org.au To find or more about Baptistcare, its services or the free Demystifying Aged Care information sessions visit www.baptistcare.com.au or call 1300 660 640. Baptistcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, home care and retirement living in Western Australia.
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The prevalence of dementia poses a number of challenges for the aged care sector as well as families who are caring for a loved one impacted by the condition. Joining our host Graham Mabury and bringing their unique and personal perspectives is Professor Ralph Martins AO, a leading expert in the diagnosis and prevention of dementia, Russell Bricknell CEO of Baptistcare and Lorraine Dusting, a nurse whose mother Shirley has dementia and now lives in residential aged care. Get in touch: [email protected] In this episode: To find out more about Baptistcare Specialised Dementia Support visit www.baptistcare.com.au/residential-care/dementia-support To contact Alzheimer’s WA visit www.alzheimerswa.org.au or call 1300 667788. You can find out more about the Maggie Beer Foundation at https://maggiebeerfoundation.org.au Visit https://www.ecu.edu.au/schools/medical-and-health-sciences/our-research/centre-of-excellence-for-alzheimers-disease-research-and-care/researchers/profiles/director/professor-ralph-martins-ao to find out more about Professor Ralph Martins AO and his ground-breaking research. To find or more about Baptistcare, its services or the free Demystifying Aged Care information sessions visit www.baptistcare.com.au or call 1300 660 640. Baptistcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, home care and retirement living in Western Australia.
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Retirement is a life-stage that seems to evoke either great joy or great fear. Some of us can’t wait to down tools, stop the daily commute and say goodbye to endless meetings while for others there is a sense of impending dread as retirement approaches. Join our host Graham Mabury as he sits down to discuss all things retirement with The West Australian ‘Your Money’ columnist and financial adviser Nick Bruining and Ivan Halbert who lives at Baptistcare’s Yallambee Retirement Village and is living proof that retirement doesn’t have to be slow and boring. Get in touch: [email protected] In this episode: To find out more about Baptistcare Retirement Living visit www.baptistcare.com.au/retirement-living Find out more about The West Australian’s Your Money Columnist, Nick Bruining, at https://thewest.com.au/profile/nick-bruining You can listen to Don’t Panic Nick Bruining’s Money Show podcast at https://omny.fm/shows/don-t-panic-nick-bruining-s-money-show To find or more about Baptistcare, its services or the free Demystifying Aged Care information sessions visit www.baptistcare.com.au or call 1300 660 640. Baptistcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, home care and retirement living in Western Australia.
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The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.