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From 1 October, the AN-ACC price will include new weightings for each class’s NWAU in addition to the indexation to the National Efficient Price. Here we unpack further what these changes mean for your facility.
In our August Webinar, our panel explored the use of technology and its ability to deliver tangible outcomes, particularly those that benefit residents. Let’s take a closer look at each panel member’s technology journey and the strategies they’ve employed to balance operational demands with meaningful results.
The Department of Health and Aged Care (DoHAC) are now encouraging all residential aged care providers to offer their residents and their representatives a monthly care statement from 1 October 2024. This voluntary period provides the perfect opportunity for providers to embed a new process prior to the statements becoming mandatory.
A recent survey of 211 aged care providers from 175 organisations revealed uncertainty around AN-ACC and care minute strategies. The findings highlight areas of progress and opportunities for further support, particularly in efficiency, resource allocation, and data management.
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Please join Mirus Industry Analysis (MIA), a monthly video series hosted by Rob Covino.
Mirus Metrics’ Scenario Planning tool is designed to help aged care providers model the impact of potential reclassifications and admissions based on forecasted AN-ACC classifications. Here’s how Scenario Planning can transform your operational strategy.
The Department of Health and Aged Care has unveiled its Digital Strategy, highlighting the sweeping digital transformation taking place in our aged and home care systems. This blog shares the key highlights that providers need to know about.
Understanding your data needs before investing in new systems can significantly impact your technology decisions and outcomes. This blog explores why a data-first approach is crucial for effective technology investments.
By embracing data-driven decision making, we are not only preparing for the upcoming reforms but also driving continuous improvement in the quality and efficiency of home care services.