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Reducing malnutrition in aged care: how ethics can help

06 May, 2013 by ahhb

There is evidence that between 30 and 50 per cent of residents in Australian residential age care establishments have malnutrition or under-nutrition, writes Professor Colin Thomson.

The change for aged care reform

12 September, 2012 by John Connole

The Australian Aged Care Bulletin speaks exclusively to Professor Hal Kendig, head of the Ageing, Work, and Health Research Unit in the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Sydney.

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