6 Ways to Improve the Well-Being of Staff and Residents in Your Nursing Home

Running a nursing home can be both rewarding and challenging. One of the most important aspects of managing a nursing home is ensuring the well-being of both staff and residents. In this blog, we will explore some ways in which you can improve the well-being of your staff to ensure they provide the highest quality care for your residents. Similarly, we will explain how the following suggestions will positively impact the day-to-day lives of your residents as they navigate in this new environment.

3 Key Ways to Reduce Staff Turnover in a Nursing Home

A common issue in nursing homes nationwide is the shortage of registered nurses nursing home industry. The importance of having the maximum number of nurses available is essential in ensuring that their residents receive quality care and undivided attention. In 2021, there was an average turnover rate in the industry of 27.1%, leading to unnecessary costs for nursing homes and leaving them time-poor.

6 Benefits on Online Learning in Nursing Homes

Transitioning from paper-based resources to online courses can often be an intimidating mission, however, one that is completely necessary if you want to achieve a productive and inclusive nursing home. VCare helps our clients to accomplish this through the wide range of complimentary courses available. In 2021, there was an average turnover rate in the industry of 27.1%, meaning the need for easily accessible training is vital in ensuring the staff they do have are fully trained to meet the needs of the residents.

VCare Training Academy

We are excited to announce the launch of our new e-learning website, VCare Training Academy! Our mission is to provide our clients with high-quality educational content that is accessible to all staff working in the aged care industry.

The State of Technology in Aged Care

Globally, there are more than 703 million people aged 65 years or older – and this cohort is only growing larger by the year. At the same time, as we shift into a new technological era, aged care is evolving by leaps and bounds. Below, we’re exploring the state of technology in aged care and the key drivers of technological uptake.