NurseWatch Team Learns Valuable Data to Help Provide the Best Level of Care

NurseWatch staff at Training

The team of nurses, nutritionists and naturopaths at NurseWatch received an extra-special training course recently where they learnt all the latest information about how to stay calm and centred during their day – enabling them to deliver the best level of care to their clients. The training was given by Jo Clarke and Tracey Crosswell […]

Joyce Cheng’s Paper Reveals the Full Story Behind NurseWatch

Joyce Cheng Paper

PMGM7003EProf. Simon Lam11th May 2023When talking about ageing and elderly care, often the stereotypical image that comes to mind is one of socially isolated older people sitting around and living out the rest of their days, in and out of hospitals. This is not what Kate Alexander had in mind when she founded NurseWatch, a […]

99-Year-Old Robert Bee is Living the Dream with NurseWatch

Robert Bee uses NurseWatch

Robert Bee is a retired Qantas pilot and at 99 years of age, he can look back over a very enjoyable life. He’s chosen to stay living in his own home in Sydney, with his wife, Joy. They can do this because they’ve hired NurseWatch to help them ‘live the dream’ and stay at home […]

NurseWatch: Redefining Aged Care Through Unique Wellness Care Social Model

Kate Alexander NurseWatch

Republished from The Healthcare Insights Is care in the home a lifestyle choice for you? Many of us find it hard and struggle with the notion of placing our ageing parents into a nursing home, however the alternative of being the primary carer would mean compromising and juggling our busy lives. With lack of alternatives […]

A New Era in Home Care with NurseWatch

Global-Mark Accreditation

(This article has been republished from Global-Mark’s website.) As large numbers of Baby Boomers are growing older, aged care is booming in Australia. Motivated to provide a care-in-the-home company to cater for these boomers, Kate Alexander started a company called NurseWatch with a model of aged care which is in tune with the Australian government’s recent […]

Continual Measurement of Outcomes

As part of our commitment to delivering quality home care services we continually measure the following outcomes as part of our quality and assurance processes: Quality ObjectivesThrough effective management, NurseWatch will aim to achieve the following quality objectives:• The clients of the organisation can remain in their own home• Clients are consulted about what service […]

Palliative Care. The art of living and dying well.

Living a healthy and happy life that brings you joy is as much a gift as is dying well. Naturally we focus on living and don’t associate living with our final days. However, Kate Spurway, founder of NurseWatch wants to challenge our thinking for good so that we can embrace the concept of dying well […]

Dealing with family illness

Published by HelloCare on July 22nd 2019 Receiving a diagnosis of a serious illness in the family can be devastating. Obviously, for the person concerned there might be suffering, and uncertainty and fear about outcomes. For family, concern for their loved one, coupled with the prospect of taking on the responsibility of caring for them, […]

The ‘sandwich generation’ Caring for your parents and your kids

Republished from HelloCare May 22nd 2019: Changing demographics and social norms in Australia have given rise to a new phenomenon: the ‘sandwich generation’ – those caught between caring for their own children as well as their ageing parents. Parents are choosing to start their families later. The fertility rate for women aged 35-39 has more […]