Topic: Aged Care Royal Commission

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Age of reason

1 August 2021 | Denise Cullen

The recent Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety showed that future-proofing skills in the sector is crucial if it is to attain a level of effectiveness appropriate to an Australia where ...

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Aged care leaders call on Canberra to act in Budget

3 May 2021 | Shelley Dempsey

All eyes are on the upcoming Federal Budget to see what further announcements the government will make to transform the aged care sector. Prominent industry voices have called on government to act on ...

Aged care Royal Commission calls for greater director accountability

1 May 2021 | Professor Pamela Hanrahan

The failures of governance and oversight in human services have raised questions about board accountability, writes Professor Pamela Hanrahan.

A toolkit for governing the aged care sector

1 April 2021

The final report of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety recommends a major overhaul of how aged care facilities are governed.

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Aged Care Royal Commission recommends sweeping changes to governance

1 March 2021 | David McElrea

The Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety (Royal Commission) has handed its report to the Australian Government. The report makes a series of major recommendations that if implemented wou...

Governance for aged care boards

1 February 2021 | Denise Cullen

Boards need to beef up their clinical governance standards and business models ahead of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety final report on 26 February.

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AICD endorses major changes to governance in Aged Care

19 November 2020

The AICD has lodged a Response to Counsel Assisting’s submission to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety.

Sweeping recommendations on corporate governance made at Aged Care Royal Commission

23 October 2020

The Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety is holding its final hearings with Counsel Assisting making submissions to the Commission on what its final recommendations should be.

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Aged Care Royal Commission to resume hearings

26 June 2020 | Shelley Dempsey

As hearings resume in Melbourne in July, the deadline for public submissions to the Aged Care Royal Commission has been extended by one month to 31 July 2020. The inquiry has also called for new submi...

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What directors need to know from the aged care Royal Commission interim report

1 February 2020

The release of the Aged Care Royal Commission interim report on 31 October 2019 prompts calls for an increase in transparency, accountability and communication.

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