Understanding the priority financial terms
The key financial terms need to be understood for businesses, including current assets, amortisation and benchmarking.
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The key financial terms need to be understood for businesses, including current assets, amortisation and benchmarking.
The federal budget was announced on May 13, bringing a number of required changes to the aged care sector.
Financial policies and procedures should be put in place as aged care facilities grow. These documents are extremely useful.
The medical research industry is set to receive a substantial funding boost over the next few years, providing benefits for aged care residents.
EBITDA is a useful metric to evaluate business profitability, but should not be used to estimate cash flow due to the potentially negative financial impacts.
Well-prepared budgeting needs to become a primary business consideration, especially given the need to track finances.
Run rates should become a consideration for aged care providers, especially thanks to the benefits gained through use of the financial system.
A connected workforce could hold a number of benefits for aged care facilities, especially in regards to operating efficiency.
Enterprise mobility will be essential for a number of businesses in the near future, expecially aged care as the sector continues to experience rapid growth.
Aged care facilities will have a difficult road ahead if care isn’t put into hiring the right staff capable of providing high levels of care.