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Over 650 deaths across 220 aged care homes – but quality watchdog issues no sanctions

  The aged care quality regulator failed to issue a single sanction as the COVID-19 pandemic gathered pace, despite receiving 340 complaints about infection control. The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission received a total of 2,199 complaints in the three months to June 2020, more than 800 more than it received during the previous... Read More

New dementia care action plan launched to enhance quality of care

A new dementia care action plan has been launched as part of a cross-sector commitment to improving and embedding a high level of quality dementia care for people living with dementia and their families and carers. Read More

“Stop the Horror”: A Confronting Truth of Voluntary Euthanasia

Euthanasia may not be something people think about until they, or a loved one, is confronted with a terminal condition. But in a few short weeks, assisted dying may be legalised in Victoria with Premier Daniel Andrews introducing the bill to state Parliament.   It has gone through many different name – voluntary euthanasia, assisted... Read More
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