Submission
A new model for regulating aged care: Consultation Paper 2
June 23, 2023
ACCPA members are seeking a more balanced regulatory approach and a detailed implementation plan for the proposed new regulatory model for aged care.
ACCPA members are seeking a more balanced regulatory approach and a detailed implementation plan for the proposed new regulatory model for aged care.
ACCPA welcomes the development and implementation of the standard which we believe will result in better care for older people with cognitive disability or impairment.
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the draft Accreditation Standards for Aged Care and Medication Management Review (MMR) Pharmacist Training Program. ACCPA believes
ACCPA welcomes the Federal Budget’s $12.4 billion investment into the aged care sector, but a national conversation on long-term financial sustainability remains critical.
ACCPA supports IHACPA’s transparent, consultative, and evidence-based approach to hospitals also being applied in relation to aged care costing and pricing matters.
ACCPA has proposed amendments to this legislation to support aged care providers to meet the requirement for 24/7 RNs on site.
ACCPA believes a genuinely interoperable healthcare system is required to ensure better connections between primary care, acute care, aged care and disability services.
While ACCPA acknowledges that there is a need to better utilise general practice data and electronic clinical decision support (eCDS) to improve quality of care
ACCPA’s pre-Budget Submission proposes 15 recommendations under six priority areas including development of a sustainable funding system and proposals to ease the sector’s workforce crisis.
