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As she prepares to leave the role, Natalie Siegel-Brown has delivered her strongest criticism yet of aged care reform, warning that good intentions are being undermined by poor implementation and a system that may be increasing pressure on residential care.
Fresh changes in two of the Australian Government’s aged care advisory councils have rolled through with several of the sector’s most respected aged care leaders, ageing experts and advocates elevated to prominent positions.
Human oversight of aged care’s automated assessment tool has finally been granted. CEO Mark O’Brien explains why the change matters for older Australians, and why wait times may still leave many without the support they urgently need.
A key milestone for the Acting Inspector-General of Aged Care, Ian Yates AM, has been reached following the release of his first report on the progress in implementing recommendations from the Aged Care Royal Commission into Quality and Safety.
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