Let’s scratch the surface of the government response to the Royal Commission before celebrating

Maree Bernoth

Let’s scratch the surface of the government response to the Royal Commission before celebrating

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Abstract

The federal government’s response to the outcomes of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety is a recognition that the system needs to change.
Superficially, there are aspects of the response that are encouraging and others disappointing, but it will not be until we are provided with more details that we can be optimistic about the future.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Aged Care Insight
Publication status	Published - 09 Jun 2021

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Let’s scratch the surface of the government response to the Royal Commission before celebrating

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