Technology integration

Technology isn’t adopted just because it’s available. Article 2 explores why product success depends on usability, integration, and the real-world work it creates. Even good tech fails if it doesn’t align with staff capacity, system design, and clinical workflows. Matching tools to context is just as important as functionality.

Long-term care communities can use Artificial Intelligence (AI) from firms for incident alerting or for prediction and fall avoidance.

HID’s RTLS solution when integrated with Aruba Wi-Fi WAPs delivers valuable location services like care minute reporting & Duress alerts

Fall detection technologies are common in aged care—but can they actually predict falls before they happen? This article explores the limitations of current systems, the promise of predictive tools, and why the success of any solution depends on how well it fits individual needs and workflows for carers and clinicians.

The importance of reporting accurate care staffing minutes explained, and how it can be done more effectively.

This article explains the new care minute standards which are being introduced for aged care facilities as part of the AN-ACC funding model

A solution to address the government mandatory care minute standards in response to the 2021 final report of the Royal Commission

The digital transformation opportunity in Aged Care requires a clear articulation of the speed, direction and extent of reform

Choosing the right assistive technology is about more than just features—it’s about matching the right tool to the right person and care context. This article outlines the key considerations for selecting personal alarms and safety devices, including risks, mobility, cognitive status, and how support networks respond to alerts.

“Every conceivable device exists to enable home care – it just needs to be bundled together to a single destination". The biggest care