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Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety

Locality: Adelaide, South

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25.01.2022 Senior Counsel Assisting, Mr Peter Rozen QC, has begun his closing remarks for Sydney Hearing 2. Watch live on the Royal Commission webcast https://bit.ly/2CsqWWA #AgedCareRC

25.01.2022 The Royal Commission has today released two new research papers from the University of Queensland @uq_news and the University of Wollongong @uow examining the cost of care in the sector. Read the papers here https://bit.ly/31taDT0 #agedcarerc

25.01.2022 The Royal Commissioners invite submissions on the funding options raised in the consultation paper released yesterday on the future financing of the aged care system. Visit our website to read the paper + make your submission by 4 August 2020 https://bit.ly/3dDxE8N #AgedCareRC

23.01.2022 Today is the final day to make a general submission to the Aged Care Royal Commission https://bit.ly/3fAOvuE Submissions on the impact of COVID-19 will be received up to 4 September 2020. Visit this page to learn more https://bit.ly/3ggagjH #AgedCareRC

22.01.2022 The Aged Care Royal Commission has published another tranche of public submissions received during April 2019. To read a cross-section of these submissions, go to the Commission website https://bit.ly/30AbVv5 #AgedCareRC

22.01.2022 The Aged Care Royal Commission is continuing today, starting with a panel of peak body representatives on dental and oral health. You can follow live on the webcast https://bit.ly/2CDiCmh #AgedCareRC

21.01.2022 The Royal Commission has released new research today that reveals how far people have to move to access aged care. Research Paper 16 is now available on the Commission website https://bit.ly/3fdoQZF Read the media release here https://bit.ly/3fepWo0... #AgedCareRC

21.01.2022 The Royal Commission has published a paper inviting submissions on the current capital financing arrangements for residential aged care. There are a number of questions for consideration. To make a submission and view the paper, visit https://bit.ly/3k6GrUi #AgedCareRC

20.01.2022 The Royal Commission will hold a hearing in Melbourne, commencing Wednesday 15 July 2020, inquiring into how mental health, oral health and allied health care could be improved for people accessing aged care services. Learn more here https://bit.ly/3eC6DU8 #AgedCareRC

19.01.2022 Sydney Hearing 2 has commenced with an opening by Senior Counsel Assisting, Mr Peter Rozen QC. Watch live here https://bit.ly/3fMAOrE To view the witness list go here https://bit.ly/2PDtsft

18.01.2022 The Aged Care Royal Commission will hold a seven day hearing next week, starting Monday 14 September 2020, to inquire into funding, financing and prudential regulation in aged care. Read about the hearing on the Commission website https://bit.ly/324Q7sd #AgedCareRC

17.01.2022 New research by @sahmriAU for the Royal Commission shows Australia is far behind in monitoring aged care quality. Research Paper 8 International and National Quality and Safety Indicators for Aged Care is on the Commission website now https://bit.ly/3aXZWLq #AgedCareRC

17.01.2022 The Aged Care Royal Commission is still accepting public submissions until 31 July 2020. Visit our website to learn more https://bit.ly/3i4qi1g #AgedCareRC

16.01.2022 The Aged Care Royal Commission has published another tranche of public submissions received during May 2019. To read a cross-section of these submissions, go to the Commission website https://bit.ly/32I74b0 #AgedCareRC

16.01.2022 A selection of general submissions received by the Royal Commission in March 2019 have been published and are now available to view. https://bit.ly/2OmynRp We will continue to publish submissions regularly. The deadline to make a submission is 31 July 2020. #AgedCareRC

14.01.2022 At this time last year the Royal Commission held a five day hearing in Hobart, inquiring into operations of selected approved providers and the impact of governance on the quality and safety of aged care #AgedCareRC https://bit.ly/2U87SlE

14.01.2022 Research released today is the most detailed profile of quality in residential aged care to be published in Australia. Read Research Paper 15 Residential Care Quality Indicator Profile https://bit.ly/38Rl1rX and view the media release https://bit.ly/3nsdAvf #AgedCareRC

14.01.2022 Sydney Hearing 5 on Funding, Financing and Prudential Regulation has commenced with an opening by Senior Counsel Assisting, Mr Peter Gray QC. Watch live here bit.ly/3fMAOrE To view the witness list go here https://bit.ly/2GPmzqa #AgedCareRC

11.01.2022 The second day of the Sydney Hearing 4 on Home Care has commenced. Follow live here http://bit.ly/3fMAOrE To view the witness list go here http://bit.ly/2YGtvfs #AgedCareRC

11.01.2022 The Royal Commission has released new research on the profitability and viability of the Australian aged care industry, which was produced by global professional services firm @BDOAustralia You can read the research on the Commission website https://bit.ly/32cHBY9 #AgedCareRC

11.01.2022 The final day of Melbourne Hearing 4 has commenced. Follow live on the Royal Commission webcast https://bit.ly/2CDiCmh #AgedCareRC

08.01.2022 Landmark new research by Flinders University for the Royal Commission, based on a survey of 10,000 adults, finds Australians want universal access to high-quality aged care and accept that increased funding is part of the solution. Read here https://bit.ly/2CZOm5g #AgedCareRC

08.01.2022 The second day of the Aged Care Royal Commission Sydney Hearing 2 has commenced. Watch live on the webcast here https://bit.ly/3fMAOrE View the witness list here https://bit.ly/30L4iBT #AgedCareRC

07.01.2022 Following Counsel Assistings call for submission on Program Design made on 4 March 2020, the Royal Commission has received a range of submissions from organisations and individuals. Read a cross-section of these submissions here https://bit.ly/2QRmNiz #AgedCareRC

07.01.2022 Sydney Hearing 4 on Home Care has commenced with an opening by Senior Counsel Assisting, Mr Peter Gray QC. Watch live here bit.ly/3fMAOrE To view the witness list go here https://bit.ly/2YGtvfs

07.01.2022 Day 3 of the Royal Commission Sydney Hearing 2 has commenced with the first witness of the day, Professor Joseph Ibrahim. Watch live on the webcast here bit.ly/3fMAOrE See the updated witness list here https://bit.ly/2XRLyyM... #AgedCareRC

07.01.2022 The third and final day of the Sydney Hearing 4 on Home Care has commenced. Follow live here bit.ly/3fMAOrE To view the witness list go here bit.ly/2YGtvfs #AgedCareRC

06.01.2022 Here is a snapshot of the national figures for public submissions made to the Aged Care Royal Commission since December 2018. The Royal Commission has received over 10,000 submissions from across the country. The Final Report is due 26 February 2021. #AgedCareRC

06.01.2022 Sydney Hearing 3, focusing on aged care accommodation, has now commenced. Follow live here https://bit.ly/2CsqWWA New research on models of integrated care, health and housing has been released ahead of the hearing, prepared by @NAgeingRI https://bit.ly/2DLxRdS #AgedCareRC

06.01.2022 The Royal Commission hearing on Home Care concluded yesterday. If you missed any of the evidence, you can visit the webcast to watch previous days https://agedcare.royalcommission.gov.au/hearings-an/webcast Pictured here, Eileen Kramer, 105 years old, who provided direct evidence on Tuesday afternoon. #AgedCareRC

05.01.2022 Chair of the Aged Care Royal Commission, the Honourable Tony Pagone QC, has today issued a statement on the COVID-19 outbreak in aged care facilities. Go to the Royal Commission website to read the statement https://bit.ly/3jTN64Q #AgedCareRC

05.01.2022 The deadline for making a public submission to the Aged Care Royal Commission is Friday, 31 July 2020. To make a submission, go to the Royal Commission website https://bit.ly/3fAOvuE #AgedCareRC

04.01.2022 There is still time to tell us your story about aged care in your language. You can speak or write in your own language and an interpreter or translation will be provided at no cost to you. Visit our site before 31 July 2020 https://bit.ly/2BG77un ... #AgedCareRC

04.01.2022 Following a request for submissions made by the Commissioners in Consultation Paper 2, the Royal Commission has received a number of submissions on the financing of aged care. Read a number of these submissions now https://bit.ly/31xLHdf #AgedCareRC

03.01.2022 Each and every submission made to the Royal Commission has contributed to the important work of our inquiry. We would like to thank everyone who has told us about their experience of aged care. Submissions on COVID-19 are still being accepted https://bit.ly/3ggagjH #AgedCareRC

03.01.2022 A selection of general submissions received by the Royal Commission in February 2019 have been published and are now available to view. https://bit.ly/2BbtMy2 We will continue to publish submissions regularly. The deadline to make a submission is 31 July 2020. #AgedCareRC

02.01.2022 You still have time to make a submission to the Aged Care Royal Commission. The deadline for submissions is Friday, 31 July 2020. Visit our website to learn more https://bit.ly/3fAOvuE #AgedCareRC

02.01.2022 The second and final day of Sydney Hearing 3, focusing on aged care accommodation, has commenced. Watch live here https://bit.ly/2CsqWWA #AgedCareRC

02.01.2022 Your responses to submissions made by Counsel Assisting at the Final Hearing of the Royal Commission will continue to be accepted until next week, Thursday, 12 November 2020. To make a response, please download the form on this page https://bit.ly/38fdfaX #AgedCareRC

01.01.2022 The Aged Care Royal Commission hearing in Melbourne has now commenced. You can follow live on the webcast here https://bit.ly/2CDiCmh #AgedCareRC

01.01.2022 The Aged Care Royal Commission will hold its next hearing from Monday 31 August to Thursday 3 September 2020. It will examine some of the key design issues for a new home care system and how to make the transition. Learn more here https://bit.ly/2Y8Upwi... #AgedCareRC See more

01.01.2022 Most people want to live in their own home independently with government and community help when they need it. Read what Australians think about ageing and aged care in major new research published today on the Royal Commission website https://bit.ly/3iY6InJ #AgedCareRC