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Apply for FATES funding
Our work › Flexible Approach to Training in Expanded Settings (FATES)2 July 2025 - Find out who is eligible for Flexible Approach to Training in Expanded Settings (FATES) funding and how to apply.
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Medicines news
Topics › Medicines30 May 2025 - Read the latest news related to medicines.
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Package management for Home Care Packages
Our work › Home Care Packages Program4 June 2025 - Package management is a key administration and compliance service that supports the delivery of Home Care Packages. It includes managing individualised budgets, invoices, monthly statements and claiming to Services Australia.
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About the National Occupational Respiratory Disease Registry
Our work › National Occupational Respiratory Disease Registry6 June 2025 - Learn about the registry, why it is important, and how the data is used.
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Resources
Lung cancer screening saves lives13 July 2025 - See our resources about lung cancer screening and early detection.
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DSOA Program manual – Appendix G – Change request: client exit form
Resources › Publications10 June 2025 - Disability Support for Older Australians service providers must use this form when transferring a client to another provider.
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Finalists
Strengthening Medicare5 May 2025 - The finalists represent the range and depth of our healthcare system from local GPs to multi-disciplinary teams and healthcare practices.
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How aged care needs assessments work
Our work › Single Assessment System for aged care › Aged care needs assessments6 June 2025 - All My Aged Care contact centre staff and aged care needs assessors (assessors) use the Integrated Assessment Tool (IAT). This means the way we screen and assess older people for government-funded aged care services is consistent across Australia.
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Intellectual Disability Health Capability Framework list of organisations that may provide support with co-education and placement opportunities
Resources › Publications2 June 2025 - A list of disability organisations that are practicing in this area and may be able to assist educators with co-education and placement opportunities in the disability sector.
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What Primary Health Networks are
Our work › Primary Health Networks6 June 2025 - Primary Health Networks (PHNs) are independent organisations that we fund to coordinate primary health care in their region. PHNs assess the needs of their community and commission health services so that people in their region can get coordinated health care where and when they need it.