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National Mental Health Policy 2008
The National Mental Health Policy represents a commitment by all health and mental health ministers to the continual improvement of Australia’s mental health system. -
Review of Pricing Arrangements in Residential Aged Care – 'Hogan Review'
Australian Government response to the Review of Pricing Arrangements in Residential Aged Care – 'Hogan Review' -
National Strategy for Quality Use of Medicines executive summary
This document provides a summary of the National Strategy for Quality Use of Medicines. -
Succession planning for carers: Report on consultations
The report details the consultation process, key themes emerging from consultations, and potential areas for further work. It focuses on strategies for ensuring smooth transitions when carers are no longer able to provide care, addressing the needs of both carers and the individuals they support. -
BreastScreen Australia A4 poster
This A4-sized poster encourages women over 50 to have a free breast screen. -
Review of the national HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C strategies
Australian Government response to the 2002 reviews of the national HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C strategies -
National Strategy for Quality Use of Medicines
This strategy sets out the approach we are taking to achieve quality use of medicines in Australia. The strategy recognises that many people do not need medicines to be healthy, while for others, medicines play an important role in maintaining health, preventing illness and curing disease. -
Indigenous health – 'Health is life'
Australian Government response to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Family and Community Affairs inquiry into the health status of Indigenous Australians -
Voluntary agreement to disclose cigarette ingredients
A number of tobacco companies have voluntarily agreed to provide information about the ingredients in their cigarette products. -
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) settlement offer
Australian Government response to the Senate Community Affairs Reference Committee's report on the Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) settlement offer -
Digital Transformation Tech Talk – 10 July 2024
In this webinar we covered milestones for our Digital Transformation Program and provided an update on the Aged Care Data and Digital Strategy and Action Plan. -
2024 flu season and respiratory illnesses
This webinar will inform vaccination providers about the upcoming 2024 flu season and respiratory illnesses. -
Health Products Portal for Prescribed List applications
We invite you to join our webinar on an update on enhancements to the Health Products Portal for Prescribed List applications. -
Improving aged care homes through design
This webinar supported the aged care sector in understanding how to adopt the National Aged Care Design Principles and Guidelines. Attendees heard how the Principles and Guidelines can help create enabling and dementia-friendly environments to benefit both residents and staff. -
Aged care financial reporting webinar – July 2024
This webinar supports aged care providers with their regulatory reporting requirements. It highlighted some key changes to upcoming Quarterly Financial Report and the Aged Care Financial Report 2023–24 data collections. -
Digital Transformation Tech Talk – 21 May 2024
In this webinar we looked at the Digital Transformation Program milestones, including recent updates to the Business to Government (B2G) Gateway, as well as presentations about data standardisation for the aged care sector and the ELDAC project. -
Medical Costs Finder digital information session for GPs and practice staff
Join us to find out how the Medical Costs Finder website can help your patients understand typical costs for private health procedures and support greater out-of-pocket costs transparency. The timing of this session may particularly suit GPs and practice staff based in Western Australia. -
Delivering high quality, person-centred palliative care in aged care
This webinar was for anyone who works in aged care. Leading palliative care experts talked about education and training opportunities that will help you to deliver high-quality, person-centred palliative care. -
Vaccinations and outbreak preparedness
Residential aged care providers must minimise infection-related risks. This means preparing for and managing infectious disease outbreaks and providing access to timely vaccinations. This webinar will help providers and workers prepare for and manage outbreaks and organise vaccination clinics. -
New Aged Care Infection Prevention and Control Guide – Webinar
The new Aged Care Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Guide provides practical guidance to help aged care providers operationalise IPC. This webinar covered key elements of the guide, including how to apply it to meet the Aged Care Quality Standards. -
New aged care regulatory model: how it will work – Webinar
This webinar gave providers and workers an overview of the new aged care regulatory model, the new registration process and categories. -
Stage 3 Aged Care Wage Rise Implementation Considerations for Providers – Webinar
This webinar updated the aged care sector on funding, implementation, and accountability plans related to the Fair Work Commission Stage 3 aged care wage rise decision. -
Registering with MyMedicare – Systems overview for practices and providers
We invite you to join our webinar where we will provide an overview of how practices and providers, including sole providers, can register for MyMedicare, with systems specialists from Services Australia. -
Registering patients with MyMedicare – Systems overview for practices and providers
We invite you to join our webinar where we will provide an overview of patient registrations under MyMedicare for MyMedicare and related incentives, with systems specialists from Services Australia. -
Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) 2025–27 extension webinar
This webinar was for CHSP providers. It covered the 2025–27 CHSP extension grant, changes under the new Aged Care Act and upcoming grant opportunities.