Placing People First - Diversity, Person Centre Care and a Rights Based Approach
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Welcome to this short video which explores how person-centred care, diversity, and human rights intersect within the context of aged care reform. In addition to highlighting key findings from a rapid review of person-centred care, diversity, and human rights, we provide some practical insights to support inclusive, respectful, and rights-based approaches for older people accessing or receiving aged care. We hope this short video helps you to reflect on how your service delivers care – and how reforms are reshaping expectations. Click here to view the short video |
Placing People First:
A Rapid Review of Person-Centred Care, Diversity, and Human Rights within Support at Home aged care
The rapid review outlines essential elements of a rights-based approach under the Aged Care Act (2024), highlighting how cultural safety, trauma aware and healing informed practices contribute to inclusive person-centred care.
Part 1 includes the article and Actions to Support Continuous Improvement,
Part 2 includes a separate Action Plan Template for Workforce Reform.
Part 1 includes the article and Actions to Support Continuous Improvement,
Part 2 includes a separate Action Plan Template for Workforce Reform.
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| rights_based_person_centred_care_action_plan_final.docx | |
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An ESDT collaboration with Catherine Witney (Bolton Clarke) and Pauline Crameri (Val’s LGBTI Ageing and Aged Care)