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15-Point Checklist for Providers and Consumers of Residential Aged Care

15-Point Checklist for Providers and Consumers of Residential Aged Care

28 September 2022
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A 15-Point Checklist for Providers and Consumers of Residential Aged Care

Summary

In October 2021 National Seniors Australia surveyed 598 older Australians about their communication needs related to residential aged care. The 598 had already completed a larger survey about aged care and had expressed interest in participating in follow-up studies. As such, they were a highly engaged group of people who self-selected to participate in this study.
We asked them:
What type of guidance, assistance and information do you think should be easily available for people when they need residential age care?
Their answers offered a rich variety of suggestions for how people seeking aged care can best be served.

15-Point Checklist for Providers and Consumers of Residential Aged Care

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National Seniors is a not-for-profit membership and advocacy organisation that gives older Australians – working and retired – a strong national voice. We tackle issues such as age discrimination, mature age employment, the Age Pension, social inclusion, cost of living concerns and more.

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