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8 June 2023
Fact sheet,

A fact sheet that informs providers of their obligation to provide information about their operations to the Department of Health and Aged Care by the 31st of October each year.

 

thumbnail provide information to the department factsheet

24 May 2023
Video,

Hand hygiene is about cleaning your hands. It is an important part of how you protect yourself from getting sick and it helps to keep you and the person you care for safe. Learn how to clean your hands with sanitiser through this short video.

thumbnail hand hygiene video

19 May 2023
Video,

This video introduces the provider governance obligations introduced on 1 December 2023.

Screenshot with the words "Aged care reforms" in big letters. From Provider governance - provider responsibilities 1 December 2022 video

5 May 2023
Poster,

This A3 poster can be used by aged care facilities during an outbreak. It explains the key things for partners in care to remember when visiting an aged care home during an outbreak.

 

thumbnail visiting aged care home during outbreak

5 May 2023
Guides,

This A4 resource explains the key things for partners in care to remember when visiting an aged care home during an outbreak.

thumbnail visiting aged care home during outbreak

5 May 2023
Video,

You need to wear an appropriate mask in aged care homes to prevent the spread of germs including viruses that cause colds, flu and COVID-19. Learn how to put your P2 or N95 mask on and fit check in this short video.

thumbnail wearing a mask video

5 May 2023
Video,

Hand hygiene is about cleaning your hands. It is an important part of how you protect yourself from getting sick and it helps to keep you and the person you care for safe. Learn how to clean your hands with handwashing through this short video.

thumbnail hand hygiene video

17 April 2023
Fact sheet,

A fact sheet that informs key personnel of their obligation to report changes relating to a suitability matter to their employer within 14 days of a change occurring.

 

Thumbnail image reporting changes to changes to suitability

14 April 2023
Poster,

A quick reference A3 poster informing providers about their new provider governance responsibilities.

 

Provider Governance quick reference poster

14 April 2023
Fact sheet,

A fact sheet that introduces the responsibility for providers to notify the Commission within 14 days about changes that materially impact their suitability as an approved provider and of a change to their key personnel.

 

Notify the Commission of certain matters fact sheet

14 April 2023
Fact sheet,

A fact sheet that introduces the responsibility for providers to consider the suitability of their key personnel at least every 12 months.

Consider suitability of key personnel

11 April 2023
Tool,
Guides,

The Commission's goal planning document is a support tool for providers to plan to improve food, dining, nutrition and consumer choice.

 

Goal planning document with an orange header and two tables with four columns and three rows

5 April 2023
Video,

A short video for aged care consumers, their families and representatives, explaining what the Aged Care Quality Standards mean in practice.

The video has been translated in 25 languages including Arabic, Armenian, Cantonese, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Hungarian, Italian, Korean, Latvian, Macedonian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Tagalog, Turkish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese.

Please note: these videos are not available for download or hard copy order.

5 April 2023
Video,

A short video for aged care consumers, their families and representatives explaining the new Aged Care Quality Standards (Quality Standards) that began on 1 July 2019. Watch the video to see what the new Quality Standards mean in practice for you.

Note: This resource is not available for hard copy order.

Cover image What Consumers should know about the new Aged Care Quality Standards video

16 March 2023
Presentations,

The Code of Conduct for Aged Care – training PowerPoint is a presentation that trainers can download, customise and use to teach their workers about the Code of Conduct for Aged Care (the Code).

The training resource:

  • offers an overview of the Code
  • supports an exploration of the Code and its 8 elements
  • is designed to support reflective discussions about the Code and how it applies in practice. 

Note:

Cover page - Code of Conduct for Aged Care – training PowerPoint

6 March 2023
Video,

This video introduces the provider governance obligations introduced on 1 December 2022

Screenshot with the words "Aged care reforms" in big letters. From Provider governance - provider responsibilities 1 December 2022 video

24 January 2023
Video,

This video introduces the Code of Conduct for Aged Care (the Code) to aged care workers and approved aged care providers.

 

Opening screen - Code of Conduct for Aged Care – introductory video for providers and workers

24 January 2023
Video,

This video is to give consumers, their representatives and families an overview of the Code of Conduct in Aged Care. It describes the behaviour expected of aged care providers, their governing persons (e.g. board members and Chief Executive Officers) and aged care workers. It describes how providers and the people who provide your care must behave and treat you.
 

Opening screen - Code of Conduct for Aged Care – introductory video for providers and workers video

24 January 2023
Video,

This video provides important information about sedative medications. It promotes quality and appropriate use of sedatives in residential aged care services in Australia, in particular antipsychotics and benzodiazepines. It also explains some of the impacts and side effects that should be considered when using these medications, and highlights the importance of informed consent.

A young woman and an elderly woman sitting at a table and smiling

24 January 2023
Video,

This short animation video provides a helpful explanation of what dignity of risk is and a brief overview of what you should expect from your provider.

2 ladies talking with empty chat bubbles on a light orange background

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