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Flinders tool looks beyond clinical recovery outcomes
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Australian Ageing Agenda
Researchers are developing a quality-of-life measurement tool for older Australians receiving rehabilitation services to enable consistency across health and aged care settings.
She is leading the research project, which aims to address the gap in how older people’s health is evaluated.
It is now used in more than 2,700 aged care homes since its addition to the QI program in 2023.
The goal is to embed the measure across hospitals and subacute care services, creating a clearer picture of outcomes and helping drive improvements in care.
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