Poster presentations
Posters will be available for viewing at the main foyer of SAHMRI. Presentations are scheduled during lunch breaks ion both days of the conference.
Presentations
Antimicrobial resistance: a profound threat in residential aged care
Miss Lucy Carpenter, South Australian
Health and Medical Research Institute
Yeast as a model organism to study ageing-related neurodegenerative disorders
Mr Sudip Dhakal, RMIT University
Understanding information needs and technology use of newly arrived elderly Chinese immigrants to promote social support and well-being
Dr Jia Tina Du, University of South
Australia
Harmony in the Bush: an innovative personalised model of care for dementia in rural aged care
Professor Jennene Greenhill, Flinders
University
Cerebrovascular function in Parkinson’s Disease: a new link to cognitive impairment?
Ms Daria Gutteridge, University of South
Australia
Ambient personalised wearables for the elderly
Dr Leah Heiss and Ms Emma Luke, RMIT University
Comprehensive geriatric assessment predicts azacitidine treatment duration and survival in older patients with myelodysplastic syndromes
Dr Devendra Hiwase, Central Adelaide
Local Health Network
The impact of pharmacist interventions on quality use of medicines, quality of life and health outcomes in people with dementia and cognitive impairment: a systematic review
Dr Lisa Kalisch Ellett, University of
South Australia
An analysis of anticholinergic and sedative medicine effects on medicine-induced deterioration and frailty
Dr Renly Lim, University of South
Australia
Relational engagement with patients who have a diagnosis of dementia
Miss Ellen Mckenzie, University of Canberra
Assessing the validity of the Registry of Older South Australians’ frailty index (FI-Aus)
Dr Max Moldovan, South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute
The
ageing engineering workforce: perspectives and problem-solving
Miss Michelle Oppert, University of
South Australia
Can e-bikes support resilient healthy ageing?
Ms Elisabeth Rubie, Queensland
University of Technology
Simplifying medication regimens in residential aged care: the Simplification of Medications Prescribed to Long-term care Residents (SIMPLER) study
Dr Janet Sluggett, Monash University
Do help-at-home services delay nursing home admission?
Dr Imaina Widagdo, University of South
Australia
CareTrack Aged: a study protocol for assessing the appropriateness of care delivered in Australian residential aged care facilities at a population level
Dr Louise Wiles, Macquarie University
Preventing falls in older Aboriginal people: Ironbark Trial
Mr Roland Wilson, Flinders University