HammondCare residents, staff and special guests took time last week to reflect on the legacy of World War I and the sacrifices made by veterans.
GPs and general practice managers will be targeted in the next stage of the $2 million Advance Project, which encourages conversations and planning about how and where people wish to die.
The south-west Sydney community is invited to join HammondCare residents, clients and staff in reflecting on the legacy of World War I and the sacrifices made by veterans.
A recent research project conducted by HammondCare shows a cottage model of respite provides meaningful rest and recuperation for carers, with nine out of ten preferring this type of respite for their loved ones.
HammondCare’s Pain Clinic at Greenwich Hospital has received funding for an ground-breaking research project to start next year. The research project will look at using virtual reality to see if it can help relieve pain in people with spinal cord injuries.
Australian aged care residents rate the small domestic model of care as delivering the highest quality of care, according to a new study published today.
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