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Under the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission Rules, Aged Care Providers must always have a current written Plan for Continuous Improvement (PCI). But a PCI doesn’t have to be just another regulatory burden – it can be an opportunity. In this article we explore what a PCI is, why it matters and how you can use it to your advantage.
Under the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission Rules, Aged Care Providers must always h...
In our previous article we looked at the New Aged Care Commission Rules for 2020: Key Chan...
The response to last week’s Aged Care Essentials article, “New Aged Care Commission Rules ...
We’re barely halfway through January and already the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commissi...
New laws, new Standards and a Royal Commission report – it’s been a huge year for the aged...
In Part One of this series we focused on organisational governance. In this article we hom...
In this first of our two-part series on aged care governance, we explain what organisation...
Aged care providers are subject to an array of mandatory record keeping obligations under ...
The Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety has got financial transparency squa...
The new Aged Care Quality Standards (the Standards) came into force on 1 July 2019, and th...
