Aged Care Royal Commission - Care Together Program

BCCM submission

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BCCM’s submission highlights the potential of co-operative and mutual models to help support investment in achieving generational change in aged care. BCCM advocates for greater attention to be given to including strategies to increase the diversity of aged care providers, fostering a culture of innovation in care provision.

Jurisdiction: Australian Government

Committee: Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety

Submission Date: 20 November 2020

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