Resources

This webinar was for residential aged care providers about upcoming changes to care minutes funding and financial reporting. 

The seventh webinar in the series provides information on the MPSP rules and reforms, Release 4a rules and an update on transitionals.

In our first webinar for 2025, Services Australia presented on Support at Home integrations, Uniting showed how AI is supporting their care services, and our CDIO spoke about the planned digital roadmap in preparation for new Aged Care Act on 1 July.

This webinar will provide updates to the aged care sector and IT professionals on our digital transformation work.

This webinar provided updates about the Places to People reform, residential fees means testing and accommodation reforms and our Digital Transformation Impact Assessment and Digital Maturity Research.

This month featured policy and digital updates on the progress of the new Aged Care Act, Support at Home, and the Government Provider Management System.

This webinar provided updates to the aged care sector and IT professionals on our digital transformation roadmap and findings from our digital maturity research project.

This webinar helped National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flexible Aged Care providers understand how the new Aged Care Act will impact them. Topics included new worker screening requirements, the single assessment system and what the new Act means for providers.

This webinar gave aged care providers and older people, families and carers an overview of how residential care fees are changing under the Aged Care Act from 1 July 2025.

The fourth webinar in the series provides updates on the Assessment Experience project, eligibility and assessment arrangements under the New Aged Care Act, transitional arrangements for people accessing the Multi-Purpose Services Program (MPS) program and preparing for transition.

We invite you to learn about the development of the Australian Brain Cancer Mission’s Roadmap and Implementation Plan. The Mission is an initiative of the Medical Research Future Fund. Professor Maria Kavallaris AM will host the webinar.

The new aged care regulatory model comes into effect with the new Aged Care Act from 1 November 2025. This webinar was an opportunity for providers to engage directly with the department to understand how the new regulatory model works , via a Q&A session with the panel.

The fifth webinar in the series provides an update on the new Act and related Rules, transitional arrangements for the new Act and other MPS reforms and activities.

This webinar was held on 19 February 2025 and provides instructions on the 24/7 RN responsibility, phase 1 of the MPS 24/7 RN trial and phase 2 of the 24/7 MPS trials.

Join Ms Rosemary Huxtable AO PSM for an update on the National Health and Medical Research Strategy.

This webinar was for people working in aged care and design. It provided an introduction to the series and an overview of the National Aged Care Design Principles and Guidelines. We heard about the impact of care environments on wellbeing and behaviour, as well as resident concerns.

An in-depth look at the Medical Research Future Fund’s (MRFF) Cardiovascular Health Mission and how research is contributing to cardiovascular and stroke care.

This webinar was for Commonwealth Home Support Programme providers. It included information about changes to the CHSP from 1 July 2025.

The eighth webinar in the series provides instructions on the regulation of providers delivering services under the MPSP and the new Aged Care Act, supported decision-making, and draft rules out for consultation (Tranche 4b).

The ninth webinar in the series provides updates on the aged care context and the MPS reforms, place allocations and aged care services under the new Act and an update on the development of a new MPSP funding model (IHACPA’s role).

This webinar was designed to provide education on self-collection in cervical screening and ways to support First Nations community members with this option.

This webinar was the industry briefing for applicants and interested parties to the Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme (ACVVS) 2026/2027 to 2030/2031 grant opportunity. It included a presentation of the ACVVS model and a live Q&A where applicants asked questions to seek clarification.