Dmitry Shibanov
AI in aged care
AI in aged care explores how artificial intelligence is already changing the day-to-day work of aged care services. From resident care and documentation to rostering, risk detection, and family communication, the podcast looks at practical tools, real constraints, and the decisions leaders need to make now. Made for aged care providers, managers, clinicians, and operations teams, it focuses on what AI means in a sector built on trust, safety, and human connection. Expect clear discussion of where AI can help, where it falls short, and how organisations can adopt it responsibly without losing t...
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Dmitry Shibanov
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25 de jun de 2026
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AI Is Cutting Aged Care Paperwork in Australia 25.06.2026 9:21
We unpack how Australia’s aged care system is drowning in compliance admin, staff shortages, and burnout, and why ambient AI scribes and automated auditing are being pitched as a practical fix. The conversation also weighs the risks of over-automation and the need to keep care person-centred.
AI Rostering, Care Deserts, and the Future of Aged Care 23.06.2026 5:51
Eric and Dmitry break down Australia’s aging-care staffing crisis, from impossible margin targets and chronic vacancies to the promise of AI-powered rostering. They also explore why continuity of care, transparent adoption, and affordable tools for rural providers are essential to keeping human connection at the center of care.
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