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The first quarterly sector performance report for the 2023-24 financial year has been released by the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission. There’s positive news right off the bat: there is a significant improvement in the number of fully compliant aged care providers.
The exposure draft of the new Aged Care Act shows good intent, and a good start to creating a human rights-based approach to aged care, as recommended by the Royal Commission into Aged Care.
The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission is seeking provider feedback on the strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards, beginning a consultation on several draft guidance resources.
The 1997 Aged Care Act has become a patchwork of change upon change. So when is the new act due, and what does it aim to achieve?
The decision to delay the Support At Home rollout has allowed aged care providers to better prepare for change, with Anglicare Southern Queensland among those working hard to strengthen their home care division.
A public consultation period has opened with the Department of Health and Aged Care seeking feedback on three new staffing quality indicators that will be part of an expanded Quality Indicator Program.
The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission has reinforced its stance on how non-compliance impacts star ratings with Peter Edwards, Executive Director of Compliance Management Group breaking down their reasoning.
The top issues of concern in the Exposure Draft of the Aged Care Act have been identified in a freshly released Key Issues Paper from a group of leading organisations and individuals, including COTA Australia and OPAN.
Charles Maskell-Knight focuses on the objects, rights, and principles set out in the exposure draft, and how these have departed from the Royal Commission’s recommendations.
Having a simple, reliable measure of the quality of care an aged care home provides is crucial in working out whether you are going to get good value.
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