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The Commission has developed a number of resources to help aged care consumers understand what dignity of risk is and what actions you should expect from your provider. The dignity of risk is another way of saying you have the right to live the life you choose.

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3 circles(purple an elderly lady with a thinking bubble which says make sure you understand the risks to you and others, orange circle with 2 ladies with speech bubbles wit the words work with you to manage those risks, yellow green circle with a speech bubble one of them has a heart and the other is a blank speech bubble and has the words respect your decision) with on a teal background .
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This fact sheet helps providers understand requirements to appoint an eligible advisor when the Commission issues a Notice to Agree.

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3 caucasian people and an african heritage man listening to their advisor.
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This video explains open disclosure and what older people can expect from their registered provider during the process. It highlights key aspects such as communication, transparency, and how concerns will be addressed. 

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Open disclosure - video
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On Friday 4 March 2022, the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commissioner, Janet Anderson, PSM, sent a letter to QLD and NSW home service providers regarding consumer care during flood events.

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The Commission recognises the known physical, psychosocial and nutritional impacts on older people if they experience extended periods of social isolation. This statement outlines what our position is on provider responsibilities relating to visitor access.

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an Asian man wearing a mask and sitting on a wheel chair with his wife and son who are also wearing a mask.
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On Monday 28 February 2022, the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commissioner, Janet Anderson, PSM, sent a letter to approved providers on the COVID-19 vaccine boosters.

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This example response supports the information providers need to consider when reporting stealing or financial coercion in the My Aged Care portal.

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SIRS notification example response Stealing or financial coercion PDF document in white text over teal background.
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This example response supports the information providers need to consider when reporting neglect in the My Aged Care portal.

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SIRS notification example response neglect PDF document in white text over teal background.
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This example response supports the information providers need to consider when reporting inappropriate use of restrictive practices in the My Aged Care portal.

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SIRS notification example response inappropriate restrictive practices PDF document in white text over teal background.
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This example response supports the information providers need to consider when reporting unexplained absence from care in the My Aged Care portal.

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SIRS notification example response unexplained absence from care PDF document in white text over teal background.
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This example response supports the information providers need to consider when reporting  unreasonable use of force in the My Aged Care portal.

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unreasonable use of force PDF document in white text over a teal background
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This example response supports the information providers need to consider when reporting  unlawful sexual contact in the My Aged Care portal.

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Cover image of a PDF document in white text over a teal background saying unlawful sexual contact
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This example response supports the information providers need to consider when reporting psychological or emotional abuse in the My Aged Care portal.

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SIRS notification response PDF file saying emotional and psychological abuse in white text over a teal background
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This example response supports the information providers need to consider when reporting unexpected death in the My Aged Care portal.

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SIRS notification example response Unexpected death PDF document written in white text over a teal background
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This video explains what right-based and person-centred care means and how you can work with your provider to achieve it. 

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Right-based and person-centred care - what it means for older people video screenshot
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The poster and video will support you in understanding person-centred care.

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Poster with: What is person centered care? in white text on a blue background. There are four circles: pink(work with you and your representatives, grey (talk with you about your preferences), yellow (risk - support you to take risks), and sky blue with an aged person.
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This provider frequently asked questions responds to questions to the Commission about use of the psychotropic self-assessment tool in residential aged care services.

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Cover of Psychotropic self-assessment tool – frequently asked questions
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This provider fact sheet explains their responsibilities regarding the management of new consumers who require restrictive practices or have started them before entering the service.

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Cover page: A young lady with long hair and glasses next to elderly man who is sitting
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This fact sheet summarises observations by the Commission from engagements with residential aged care services that experienced a COVID-19 outbreak in 2021. It has been informed by our monitoring of more than 350 COVID-19 outbreaks at residential aged care services across several states, and our participation in more than 1,500 outbreak management meetings.

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What we learned from COVID-19 outbreaks in 2021 – fact sheet
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On Monday 20 December 2021, the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commissioner, Ms Janet Anderson, PSM, sent a letter to providers inviting them to register their interest with the new Governing for Reform in Aged Care program.

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