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BreastScreen Australia Strategic Framework
Resources › Publications5 August 2026 - The Strategic Framework sets out nationally agreed priorities and actions to guide future enhancements to BreastScreen over the coming years.
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BreastScreen Australia Review - Funding report
Resources › Publications5 August 2026 - This workstream built a costing model to understand current program expenditure and how costs would change under different plausible future state scenarios.
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2024–25 ACFR Definitions
Resources › Publications17 June 2025 - This document identifies the definitions for each item to be collected in the ACFR 2024–25.
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Voluntary Monthly Care Statements guide
Resources › Publications25 May 2026 - This document guides aged care providers on how to provide Monthly Care Statements to their residents.
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Improving health system responses to family and domestic violence
Our work5 March 2026 - We are funding a range of activities to help primary care better recognise and respond to family and domestic violence.
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People who live in remote areas
Our work › National Cervical Screening Program – Healthcare provider toolkit › Working with patients who face specific barriers13 March 2026 - Find information and resources on how to engage patients who live in remote areas.
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Protecting your hearing
Resources › Videos27 August 2025 - Having a hearing test helps to detect the early signs of hearing loss, so we can keep our hearing healthy for longer. Get help for your hearing health. Book a hearing check today.
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Residential Care Service List and higher everyday living fee webinar
News and media27 May 2026 - We are hosting a webinar to help older people, families and carers learn more about required and optional services provided in residential aged care.
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Older people
Our work › National Cervical Screening Program – Healthcare provider toolkit › Working with patients who face specific barriers13 March 2026 - Find information and resources on how to engage older patients in cervical screening.
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Code of conduct procedures
Topics › About the department › Corporate reporting › Our commitments11 May 2026 - All Australian Public Service (APS) employees must follow the APS Code of Conduct. In accordance with the Act, the Secretary of the Department of Health and Aged Care has set up procedures for deciding whether a current or former employee has breached the code and deciding sanctions.