Review of the implementation of the Aged Care Royal Commission recommendations

The Inspector-General of Aged Care has commenced to examine whether aged care reforms are delivering on the vision of the royal commission.

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The Acting Inspector-General of Aged Care has commenced a review of the Commonwealth’s implementation of the 148 recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety. 

The review will assess whether the Australian Government’s aged care reforms are likely to deliver the intended outcomes of the royal commission in the following areas:  

  • People-centred aged care: a rights-based system 
  • Leadership and government accountability 
  • Access and navigation  
  • High quality and safe care and support 
  • An Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander aged care pathway 
  • Equitable aged care   
  • Regulation and provider accountability  
  • Workforce 
  • Sustainable aged care. 

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