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Priority 2: Enabling nursing innovation
Priority 2 focuses on supporting nursing innovation to meet the evolving needs of the community and improve healthcare delivery and outcomes.Priority 3: Elevating the nursing profession
Priority 3 focuses on uplifting the value and perception of nurses and nursing, both within the profession and across the community.Recommendation 7.33 – Prioritise people with disability in key national housing and homelessness approaches
Read progress on recommendation 7.33 of the Disability Royal Commission.Priority 1: Enhancing workforce planning, education and regulation
Priority 1 focuses on workforce planning, education and regulation as pivotal to meeting the health and aged care needs of Australian communities.Priority 4: Delivering a sustainable nursing workforce
Priority 4 focuses on growing, attracting, recruiting and retaining the nursing workforce needed for a stable and effective health system now and into the future.Implementation and measuring success
Achieving the vision and tracking progress.Recommendation 6.23 – Culturally safe disability advocacy
Read progress on recommendation 6.23 of the Disability Royal Commission.Priority for access and allocating places
Older people need to be allocated a place in the aged care system to access services. People with more urgent needs will be prioritised, in line with the Aged Care Act 2024.Recommendation 7.7 – Inclusive education units and First Nations expertise
Read progress on recommendation 7.7 of the Disability Royal Commission.Recommendation 8.21 – Diversion of people with cognitive disability from criminal proceedings
Read progress on recommendation 8.21 of the Disability Royal Commission.