Resources

This document presents the Australian Government response to the Senate Select Committee report: Effect of red tape on tobacco retail – second interim report.

This document presents the Australian Government response to the Senate Community Affairs References Committee report: Australia’s domestic response to the WHO Commission on social determinants of health report – Closing the gap within a generation.

This document presents the Australian Government response to the Senate Community Affairs References Committee report: The factors affecting the supply of health services and medical professionals in rural areas.

This document presents the Australian Government response to the Senate Select Committee report: Fourth interim report—Mental health: a consensus for action.

This document presents the Australian Government response to the Senate Select Committee report: Sixth interim report – Big health data: Australia's big potential.

Information on how the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) supports health and medical research in regional, rural and remote communities.

Download and display this poster about how Star Ratings helps compare quality of care, safety and services across aged care homes.

Download and display this postcard about how Star Ratings helps compare quality of care, safety and services across aged care homes.

Download this brochure explaining how Star Ratings makes it simple to compare the quality, safety and services of aged care homes across Australia.

Download this fact sheet that explains how Star Ratings helps you research and compare the quality of care, safety and services provided by aged care homes across Australia.

Download this set of 7 square images for your social media posts about Star Ratings for residential aged care.

The sixth meeting of the National Nursing Workforce Strategy Advisory Group (SAG) was held on 26 September 2024.

Download this fact sheet to help friends, family and carers of older people to use Star Ratings.

This document answers the questions raised during the Aged Care Financial Reporting – September 2024 webinar held on Tuesday, September 10.

This document presents the Australian Government response to the Senate Community Affairs References Committee report on Administration of registration and notification by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency and related entities under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law.

This document presents the Australian Government response to the Senate Select Committee report Final report – Hospital funding cuts: the perfect storm:
The demolition of Federal-State health relations 2014-2016.

This publication is the list of questions each participating resident was asked during 2022 Consumer Experience Interviews.

This document aims to help aged care providers understand what they are able to do within the Manage Your Organisation tile in GPMS.

Read the findings of the 2021 and 2022 Wellness and Reablement Reports, which look at CHSP providers’ progress towards embedding wellness and reablement approaches. This helps us to gain a more in-depth understanding of how wellness and reablement is delivered in practice.

This privacy notice explains who collects information and what happens to it as part of the Residents' Experience Survey.

Read the findings of the 2023 Wellness and Reablement Report, which looks at CHSP providers’ progress towards embedding wellness and reablement approaches. This helps us to gain a more in-depth understanding of how wellness and reablement is delivered in practice.

These are the presentation slides for the New Aged Care Infection Prevention and Control Guide webinar held on 3 October 2024.

View this poster from the Youth Vaping Education Campaign which focuses on the health harms of vaping. This poster is for use in community settings, such as community waiting areas or on community noticeboards.

View this poster from the Youth Vaping Education Campaign which focuses on quitting vaping. This poster is for use in community settings, such as community waiting areas or on community noticeboards.