Resources

We established an Implementation Advisory Group to develop a roadmap for sequencing the government’s response to the recommendations. This document contains MSAC chair's response to the Minister regarding the final report of the HTA Review and provided their initial advice and reflections.

We established an Implementation Advisory Group to develop a roadmap for sequencing the government’s response to the recommendations. This document contains PBAC chair's response to the Minister regarding the final report of the HTA Review and provided their initial advice and reflections.

The Enhanced Consumer Engagement Process was developed to provide recommendations on how to increase patient and consumer evidence and input earlier in the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) process. This report explains the recommendations developed by the Co-Design Working Group.

This document is the final report from the Health Technology Assessment Policy and Methods Review.

This document summarises the recommendations from the Health Technology Assessment Policy and Methods Review report.

This document outlines all of the recommendations from the Health Technology Assessment Policy and Methods Review final report.

This consultation document describes the proposed recommendations for the co-design of an Enhanced Consumer Engagement Process related to health technology assessment (HTA). Read this first to inform your responses to the consultation.

This document includes the consultation questions for the co-design of an Enhanced Consumer Engagement Process project’s consultation survey. View the consultation questions to help you prepare for your responses  to the online survey.

We commissioned Ipsos Public Affairs Pty Ltd to complete a detailed analysis of younger people living in residential aged care facilities and the reasons why they were living there. This is part of the Government's work to support younger people to move to age-appropriate accommodation and supports.

This fact sheet is for people under the age of 65 who are currently in residential care and may be eligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

This fact sheet is for people under the age of 65 who are currently in residential care and may be eligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). It explains how you can prepare for your NDIS eligibility meeting.

This fact sheet is for people under the age of 65 who are currently receiving a Home Care Package and may be eligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).