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27/08/2026

Would you recognise the early signs of incontinence-associated dermatitis (IAD)?

Redness, darker patches, itching or changes in skin texture can be easy to overlook, but acting early may help prevent discomfort and more serious skin damage.

For people experiencing incontinence, a consistent skincare routine can make a meaningful difference. Prompt and gentle cleansing, regular continence product changes and suitable barrier protection can help reduce moisture exposure and support healthy skin.

Learn more about recognising the signs of IAD and protecting vulnerable skin: https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/how-to-recognise-the-early-signs-of-iad-when-to-act

What steps do you take to support skin health as part of continence care?

20/08/2026

Supporting your clinical workforce goes beyond supplying the right products.

Atlas McNeil Healthcare’s Clinical Care Connections Workshops provide nurses and clinicians with practical education designed to strengthen knowledge, build confidence and support informed care practices.

Delivered with specialist clinical and product expertise, these sessions demonstrate how AMH supports healthcare organisations beyond procurement — helping teams translate knowledge into everyday care.

Learn how Clinical Care Connections Workshops can support the nurses and clinicians within your organisation: https://www.atlasmcneil.com.au/Clinical-Care-Connections-Workshops-cms-clinicalcareconnectionsworkshops

13/08/2026

Have you noticed redness, darker patches or changes in skin texture when caring for someone with incontinence?

These may be early signs of incontinence-associated dermatitis (IAD) — skin inflammation caused by prolonged contact with urine or faeces. Without timely care, IAD can progress quickly, leading to discomfort, skin damage and an increased risk of infection.

A consistent skincare routine can help reduce the risk:
• Cleanse gently and promptly after incontinence episodes.
• Avoid harsh soaps and rubbing.
• Apply a suitable barrier product to clean, dry skin.
• Change continence products regularly.
• Check vulnerable areas for early skin changes.

Signs may include redness on lighter skin; purple, darker or ashen areas on darker skin and skin that feels itchy, painful, swollen, moist or unusually soft.

Recognising these changes early can help protect skin health, comfort and dignity.

Learn how to identify IAD, support healthy skin and understand when to seek professional advice:
https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/how-to-recognise-the-early-signs-of-iad-when-to-act

07/08/2026

Every role matters. Every person makes a difference.

This Aged Care Employee Day, we recognise the aged care champions whose skill, compassion and commitment support the dignity, comfort and wellbeing of older Australians every day.

From personal care workers and nurses to allied health, hospitality, cleaning, maintenance and administration teams, every employee plays an essential role.

We encourage aged care organisations to take a moment today to acknowledge their people and say: Thanks for caring.

22/07/2026

What strategies have you found most helpful for supporting someone with dysphagia?

Whether you're caring for a family member or managing dysphagia yourself, understanding the differences between thickening products is an important step towards safer mealtimes.

Our latest guide explores what to look for when choosing a thickener and why selecting the right option matters.

Read the article here: https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/selecting-the-right-thickener

15/07/2026

What strategies have you found most helpful for supporting someone with dysphagia?

For people living with dysphagia, even something as simple as having a drink can present challenges.

Whether you're caring for a family member or managing dysphagia yourself, understanding the differences between thickening products is an important step towards safer mealtimes.

Our latest guide explores what to look for when choosing a thickener and why selecting the right option matters.

Read the article here: https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/selecting-the-right-thickener

02/07/2026

Did you know that not all food and drink thickeners are the same?

For people living with dysphagia, choosing the right thickener can play an important role in supporting safer swallowing, maintaining hydration and making mealtimes more comfortable.

If you're a carer, family member or someone managing swallowing difficulties, understanding the different types of thickeners — and when they may be appropriate — can help you make more informed decisions alongside your healthcare team.

Our latest article explores:
• The different types of food and drink thickeners
• Why consistency matters for swallowing safety
• Practical considerations when selecting a thickener

Read the full guide here: https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/selecting-the-right-thickener

Have you or someone you care for experienced the challenges of dysphagia? What advice has made the biggest difference? Share your experience in the comments to help others in our community.

24/06/2026

This World Continence Week, we're shining a light on childhood incontinence.

For many families, challenges such as bedwetting, daytime accidents, and toileting difficulties are part of everyday life. While these experiences can feel isolating, they're more common than many people realise.

Understanding the causes and knowing when to seek support can make a meaningful difference for children and their families.

Our latest blog shares practical information and guidance to help families better understand childhood incontinence.

Read more: https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/incontinence-in-children

17/06/2026

Men's Health Week is a timely reminder that some health issues men experience are far more common than many realise — including short-term urinary incontinence.

In Australia, around 2.4 million men experience bladder or bowel incontinence, yet many delay seeking support due to embarrassment or stigma.

The good news? In many cases, particularly following prostate surgery, incontinence is temporary and can improve significantly with the right support, treatment and management strategies.

This Men's Health Week, let's encourage open conversations about continence health and remind men that they don't have to navigate these challenges alone.

Learn more about short-term incontinence here…https://www.amhcommunity.com.au/blogs/news/short-term-incontinence-in-men

10/06/2026

Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important factor in healthcare procurement.

As organisations work towards reducing waste and emissions, suppliers must ensure environmental claims are clear, accurate and backed by evidence.

Terms like "green" and "eco-friendly" can be powerful, but transparency is key. Credible certifications, measurable outcomes and lifecycle considerations help build trust and support informed purchasing decisions.

Read our latest article on understanding green claims in healthcare… https://www.atlasmcneil.com.au/Clear-Cut-cms-clear-cut

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