Reforms Needed in Aged Patient’s Care

Today’s health workforce is constantly engaged to enhance the standards of healthcare services and ensuring comprehensive healthcare standards to the community. Queensland’s health workforce is Australia’s second largest health workforce (1) and serving proportionately in all areas of QLD, making e...

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Main Author:	Hamna Rao
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Frontier Science Associates 2018-01-01
Series:	The International Journal of Frontier Sciences
Subjects:	Patient care aged patients
Online Access:	https://publie.frontierscienceassociates.com/index.php/tijfs/article/view/34

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spelling	doaj-3d846b4cba594843838e69bd8f7d95492021-09-28T12:11:58ZengFrontier Science AssociatesThe International Journal of Frontier Sciences2618-03592618-03672018-01-012110.37978/tijfs.v2i1.3430Reforms Needed in Aged Patient’s CareHamna Rao0Griffith University, Brisbane, Austarlia Today’s health workforce is constantly engaged to enhance the standards of healthcare services and ensuring comprehensive healthcare standards to the community. Queensland’s health workforce is Australia’s second largest health workforce (1) and serving proportionately in all areas of QLD, making efforts to make health better by making research, surveys and developmental planning in rural and regional areas. Aged Care is currently the most concerned health issue among OECD countries (2) as aged population continues to grow and it’s challenging for Australian health sector to meet the standards of quality care in provision of aged care health services. As per Australian Institute of Health and Welfare statistics it is projected that Australia will constitute 22% of aged population in next 30 years (AIHW). https://publie.frontierscienceassociates.com/index.php/tijfs/article/view/34Patient careaged patients
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title	Reforms Needed in Aged Patient’s Care
title_short	Reforms Needed in Aged Patient’s Care
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title_fullStr	Reforms Needed in Aged Patient’s Care
title_full_unstemmed	Reforms Needed in Aged Patient’s Care
title_sort	reforms needed in aged patient’s care
publisher	Frontier Science Associates
series	The International Journal of Frontier Sciences
issn	2618-0359 2618-0367
publishDate	2018-01-01
description	Today’s health workforce is constantly engaged to enhance the standards of healthcare services and ensuring comprehensive healthcare standards to the community. Queensland’s health workforce is Australia’s second largest health workforce (1) and serving proportionately in all areas of QLD, making efforts to make health better by making research, surveys and developmental planning in rural and regional areas. Aged Care is currently the most concerned health issue among OECD countries (2) as aged population continues to grow and it’s challenging for Australian health sector to meet the standards of quality care in provision of aged care health services. As per Australian Institute of Health and Welfare statistics it is projected that Australia will constitute 22% of aged population in next 30 years (AIHW).
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Reforms Needed in Aged Patient’s Care

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