Translation technology not a substitute for professional interpreter
Translational technology is not a substitute for professional interpreters, according to research findings by NARI.
News from NARI
More than ‘just the blues’: Recognising and responding to depression and anxiety in older adults
More than ‘just the blues’: Recognising and responding to depression and anxiety in older adults Thursday 20 June 2019
What do older people want from their health care?
NARI is working with the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) to understand better what is important to older people in Victoria.
Understanding more about types of elder abuse
NARI has been commissioned by Seniors Rights Victoria (SRV) to understand more about the people accessing the elder abuse helpline service.
RESI AGED CARE PROVIDERS AND RESIDENTS NEEDED FOR CLINICAL TRIAL RESEARCH PROJECT
NARI is looking for Victorian residential aged care providers and residents to join a clinical trial of a major befriending program.
Volunteer Fay Brassington the voice of NARI’s end of year tax appeal
Fay Brassington is a long-time volunteer for NARI, and directly knows the importance of research in helping learn more about older Australians.
Vale Professor Derek Prinsley AM
We sadly farewell Professor Derek Prinsley AM, the inaugural director of NARI.
Identical twin Jean Hendy volunteers
Identical twins, Jean Hendy and her sister have been in several twin studies. One of these studies was an Older Australian Twins Study (OATS) at NARI.
Moving Pictures launches in Perth
Moving Pictures, an innovative multi-media program to raise awareness about dementia in people from multicultural communities, was launched in Perth.
State Trustees’ pilot into the Elder Abuse Screening Instrument shows promise
A trial into a new Elder Abuse Screening Instrument developed by NARI and tested in conjunction with St Vincent’s Hospital is showing promise.