prepare, including modifying their current quality frameworks and educating staff and consumers about the changes. Next steps The feedback from public consultation is considered in further developing the preferred option(s) for quality assessments. In addition, consideration is being given to whether further consultation will be undertaken on implementation of the preferred approach. appropriate, aspects of the new quality assessment arrangements may be piloted prior to implementation. Government agreement and amendments to the legislation will be sought after the preferred quality arrangements are finalised. Visit the to subscribe to announcements and the eNewsletter to keep up to date with important messages affecting the aged care sector, including updates on the Single Quality Framework. ATTACHMENT A PROFILE OF RESPONDENTS – RESPONDING TO ONLINE SURVEY Respondents to the online survey were asked to choose the role that best describes them, and the responses are grouped below. Respondents were able to choose more than one role. Table 1 Role of Respondents to Online Survey Online survey Online survey responses Draft responses Quality Category of Respondent Quality Standards Assessment Consultation Options Paper Paper Aged care consumer, including family and/or carer 32 12 Aged care service provider 63 55 Aged care worker/professional 42 23 Aged care advocate 16 11 Peak body consumer 13 8 – Peak body provider 22 12 – Peak body professional 19 7 – Other 42 14 Not answered 3 2 The location where the respondents who completed the online surveys lived/operated was as follows- respondents were able to choose more than one location. Table 2 Location Respondents to Online Survey Lives or Operates Online survey Online survey Location of Respondent responses Draft responses Quality Quality Standards
prepare, including modifying their current quality frameworks and educating staff and consumers about the changes. Next steps The feedback from public consultation is considered in further developing the preferred option(s) for quality assessments. In addition, consideration is being given to whether further consultation will be undertaken on implementation of the preferred approach. appropriate, aspects of the new quality assessment arrangements may be piloted prior to implementation. Government agreement and amendments to the legislation will be sought after the preferred quality arrangements are finalised. Visit the to subscribe to announcements and the eNewsletter to keep up to date with important messages affecting the aged care sector, including updates on the Single Quality Framework. ATTACHMENT A – PROFILE OF RESPONDENTS RESPONDING TO ONLINE SURVEY Respondents to the online survey were asked to choose the role that best describes them, and the responses are grouped below. Respondents were able to choose more than one role. Table 1 Role of Respondents to Online Survey Category of Respondent Online survey responses Draft Quality Standards Consultation Paper Online survey responses Quality Assessment Options Paper Aged care consumer, including family and/or carer 32 12 Aged care service provider 63 55 Aged care worker/professional 42 23 Aged care advocate 16 11 Peak body – consumer 13 8 Peak body – provider 22 12 Peak body – professional 19 7 Other 42 14 Not answered 3 2 The location where the respondents who completed the online surveys lived/operated was as follows- respondents were able to choose more than one location. Table 2 Location Respondents to Online Survey Lives or Operates Location of Respondent Online survey responses Draft Quality Standards Online survey responses Quality
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