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Health Workforce Australia 2012-13 Work Plan

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2 Boosting Productivity<br />

2.1 Aged Care <strong><strong>Work</strong>force</strong><br />

Reform<br />

Purpose<br />

To increase productivity and flexibility of the aged care workforce through<br />

implementation of new workforce models. Specific focus will be on the<br />

development of the support and assistant workforce, generalist roles, and<br />

expanded scope of practice for complex care.<br />

Key activities The key activities to be undertaken in <strong>2012</strong>-<strong>13</strong> include funding up to 30<br />

workforce projects to:<br />

Explore various scopes of practice and workforce redesign to optimise current<br />

workforce skills and adaptability within aged care.<br />

Broaden inter-disciplinary practice, improve integration within disciplines<br />

delivering care and improve delegation of service activity in selected areas of<br />

high need.<br />

Determine the supports required for national adoption and sustainability of<br />

new workforce models.<br />

Output measure(s)<br />

Up to 30 projects implemented and scaled up for regional or national application.<br />

National <strong>Health</strong><br />

<strong><strong>Work</strong>force</strong><br />

Innovation &<br />

Reform Strategic<br />

Framework for<br />

Action - Domains<br />

Domain 1 - <strong>Health</strong> workforce reform for more effective, efficient and accessible<br />

service delivery<br />

Domain 2 - <strong>Health</strong> workforce capacity and skills development<br />

Domain 5 - <strong>Health</strong> workforce policy, funding and regulation<br />

2.1 AGED CARE WORKFORCE REFORM<br />

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