Resources

This fact sheet provides aged care assessors with an overview of sharing My Aged Care support plans with My Health record, including their responsibility to ask for and record consent.

This document provides information for assessors about My Health Record, asking for and recording content, key contacts and useful links.

Aged care assessors should print this fact sheet and give it to older people during aged care assessments. It provides information for older people about sharing My Aged Care support plans with My Health record.

Aged care assessors can print this document and give it to older people during assessments. It provides information for older people about My Aged Care support plans, My Health Record, sharing support plans with My Health Record, key contacts and useful links.

This document provides information for healthcare providers about My Aged Care support plans being available in My Health Record.

Information regarding the interface between the Disability Support for Older Australians (DSOA) Program and other aged care services.

The IAT Offline Form is to be used by assessment organisations. This form is provided as an alternative way to record assessment outcomes when IT is not available or
appropriate for client engagement, and as a tool to support training.

This document provides information about Nous's effort attribution study to comprehensively review the end-to-end aged care assessment process

This pack provides some useful background and answers to frequently asked questions for organisations that are interested in tendering for the delivery of the single assessment system.

This document provides information on Managing Home Care Package service information in the My Aged Care ‘Find a Provider’ tool.

This fact sheet explains how My Aged Care user should prepare for the phasing out of AUSkey at the end of March 2020.

This snapshot shows this Mission at a glance. It includes budgets, early funding priorities and grant timelines, as at November 2019. Researchers and other stakeholders can use it to plan for upcoming opportunities and see how the Mission will be established, expanded and embedded over time.

The Government announced a $5 billion, 10-year investment plan for the MRFF as part of its 2019–20 Budget. This plan continues our support for lifesaving research, gives researchers and industry certainty and direction, and reaffirms Australia’s reputation as a world leader in medical research.

This was the first roadmap for the Medical Research Future Fund’s (MRFF) Million Minds Mental Health Research Mission (the Mission).