Where the Royal Commission wins and falls short when it comes to culturally-safe aged care

Sabine Wardle

Environmental and Social Justice Research Group

Press/Media: Press / Media

Description

A social work researcher examines the Royal Commission’s final report and has said while some recommendations will lead to progress, gaps exist in terms of training, accessible information and meeting cultural, personal and spiritual needs.

Period	09 Mar 2021

Media contributions

Title	Where the Royal Commission wins and falls short when it comes to culturally-safe aged care
Degree of recognition	National
Media name/outlet	Charles Sturt Media
Media type	Print
Duration/Length/Size	2 pages
Country/Territory	Australia
Date	09/03/21
Description	A social work researcher examines the Royal Commission’s final report and has said while some recommendations will lead to progress, gaps exist in terms of training, accessible information and meeting cultural, personal and spiritual needs.
Producer/Author	Rebecca Akers
URL	https://news.csu.edu.au/opinion/where-the-royal-commission-wins-and-falls-short-when-it-comes-to-culturally-safe-aged-care
Persons	Sabine Wardle, Sabine Wardle

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Keywords

Royal Commission
Government policy
cultural safety
rural ageing
palliative care