Report of the Stakeholder Consultations
Report of the Stakeholder Consultations to support the project for the evaluation of the impact of accreditation on the delivery of quality of care and quality of life to residents in Australian Government subsidised residential aged care homes
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
1. Introduction- 2. Methodology for the Focus Groups and Interviews
- 3. Resident Consultations
- 4. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Consultations
- 5. Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Consultations
- 6. Family Consultations
- 7. Nursing Staff Consultations
- 8. Care Staff and Allied Health Professionals Consultations
- 9. Manager Consultations
- 10. Provider Consultations
- 11. Geriatrician and General Practitioner Consultations
- 12. Peak Body Consultations
- 13. Quality Assessor Consultations
- Attachment 1: Terms and acronyms
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to support the project for the evaluation of the impact of accreditation on the delivery of quality of care and quality of life to residents in Australian Government subsidised residential aged care homes
November 2005
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Disclaimer:
As an independent consultancy report, this document does not necessarily reflect the views of the Commonwealth Government.
The terms used and references made within this report reflect the date at which the report was prepared by the consultant.
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