Research Library

This research explores the manual handling needs and practices of primary carers and makes recommendations regarding education and support with equipment purchasing and use.

This research responds to gaps in understanding of people’s experiences of early onset dementia from a social model perspective.

This research demonstrates the importance of a biopsychosocial approach to supporting the carers of mental health service users, to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for both client and carer.

While strong preventative measures helped Australia manage the COVID-19 pandemic better than most countries, many carers have been left more stressed, isolated and worse off financially.

An evidence-based report demonstrating the ways respite is an unmet carer need, and detailing opportunities for respite to be sustainably resourced.

This article explores how gender impacts accessibility to support services, in particular looking at the NDIS.

This article looks at the uses of family-based intervention in the context of the physical health of carers through the analysis of literature.

This report considers how well retirement villages facilitate ageing for residents living with dementia.

This report examines claims that carers are missing out on essential services following the introduction of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).