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Lessons over loss – what a small town’s facility closure can teach government and sector about pragmatic reform
Small-town Pyramid Hill in Victoria responded to its aged care facility closing down by rising up. Advocates and experts say this has lessons for how the Federal government should approached aged care management and reform.
Sector frustration at incomplete rules comes to head – tensions rise in Victorian retirement living conference
Messaging from peak body at industry conference shows rising frustration by provider heads surrounding incomplete and late reform.
Fault-lines show Commonwealth cannot effectively run aged care from Canberra, expert Hal Swerissen champions change
Government policy has consequences, aged care expert Hal Swerissen says, current state of sector has been thirty years in the making. Solutions need government humility to listen to solutions from those that have done the time on the ground.
Harbison’s senior Motiview cycling program is bringing home the ‘gold’ – they want other providers to get on the podium too
Harbison is a provider proving innovation can have powerfully beneficial impacts for seniors, staff and sector. With their Motiview cycling program they’ve seen cost-effective lifts in health, mood and reputation. They want other providers to benefit too.
Senator Anne Ruston retains shadow aged care portfolio amid reshuffle
Senator Anne Ruston retains aged care portfolio and shadow deputy leadership in Senate amid leadership spill.
Can aged care leaders resign well? Uniting NSW.ACT’s outgoing CEO Tracey Burton shares that conscience plays a part
CEO Tracey Burton shares that conscience, both corporate and personal, plays a part in leaving well.
Providers must pay bills and seniors must be protected – Catholic Health Australia fronts senate to ask the government to balance support at home reform
Catholic Health Australia and representatives appeal the Senate to consider provider financial viability in the wake of Support at Home uncertainty and confusion. Paying front-line staff and suppliers is integral for high-performers, alongside senior protections from poor-performers.
Uniting NSW.ACT CEO Tracey Burton to retire – “confident” in group’s community strength and collaborative change
As her retirement announcement is reported on, Tracey Burton reflects on Uniting’s community strength and collaborative leadership change that underpins her confidence and peace to step back.
Protecting seniors amid Support at Home changes – for Prestige’s CEO Mark O’Brien, culture, character and corporate strength is critical to providers meeting this moment
Mark O’Brien, Prestige home-care’s new CEO, shares how culture, compassion and capability are non-negotiable ingredients to meet aged care’s current moment. In the face of Support at Home’s rollout, providers have the opportunity to go above and beyond to shield clients from confusion and feeling alone.
Australia’s seniors are varied and dynamic, policy response for aged care must mirror that – ex-minister Christopher Pyne warns against older people tropes
Australia’s seniors cannot be seen only in two camps, ‘wealthy boomers’ or ‘vulnerable retirees’ ex-minister, now Chairman of advocacy group says. Nuanced understanding of Australia’s seniors must be at the heart of strategic aged care reform.
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