Resources

We invite you to join our webinar on an update on enhancements to the Health Products Portal for Prescribed List applications.

This webinar provides updates on the aged care context and the MPS, upcoming changes, MPS and the new Aged Care Act, registration as a provider under the new Act.

The second webinar in the series provides updates on the New Aged Care Act, changes in the draft reform schedule and 24/7 registered nurse trial for MPS, provider obligations under the new Aged Care Act and registration of providers.

This was the first of a new series of interactive webinars aimed at aged care providers with no ICT or technology background. It was a practical and bite-sized introduction to data and digital opportunities for the sector.

The webinar introduced the new General Practice in Aged Care Incentive. It helps residential aged care providers and workers, and aged care residents, their families and carers to understand the services and benefits of the incentive.

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.

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.

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.

Otolaryngology specialists and practice managers are invited to join us for a dedicated digital information session to find out how the Medical Costs Finder can make a difference for their patients.

Cardiologists, cardiothoracic surgeons and their practice managers are invited to join us for a dedicated digital information session to find out how the Medical Costs Finder can make a difference for their patients.

This webinar provided an overview of upcoming financial reporting requirements, including discussion of care time reporting assessments and the outbreak management expenses. This included key insights about sector-wide financial performance from recent departmental publications.

The third webinar in the series provides updates on the New Aged Care Act, changes in the draft reform schedule and 24/7 registered nurse trial for MPS, provider obligations under the new Aged Care Act and registration of providers.

This webinar provided information as part of our public consultation on the draft National Roadmap to Improve the Health and Mental Health of Autistic People.

Everyone with an interest in aged care was invited to join this webinar to learn more about the Aged Care Bill 2024, the Government’s response to the Aged Care Taskforce final report, and the Support at Home program.

This webinar gave aged care providers and older people, families and carers an update on the Support at Home program.

This webinar gave the residential aged care sector an update on funding, the care minutes responsibility, the 24/7 registered nurse responsibility, and care time reporting.

This targeted questions and answers session provided an opportunity to ask us questions about the Support at Home program and transition.

This targeted questions and answers session provided an opportunity to ask us questions about the Support at Home program and transition.

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.

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.

Webinar update on the operations of My Aged Care and aged care quality reform.

The department engaged the University of Wollongong to develop options and recommendations to help inform the design of future residential aged care funding models.

This webinar gave providers and workers information about how to provide Monthly Care Statements. This included how to register for the voluntary start and how they can count towards care minutes. It also covered the benefits for older people, their representatives and providers.

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

This webinar gives aged care providers an overview of the process for submitting information about their operations on an annual basis. It also explore how data is captured through reporting mechanisms to improve transparency and provide insights into sector performance.