The Australian Nursing Federation has commenced lobbying for a ratio of one registered nurse for every seven aged care residents, which could substantially change the economics of care provision. The union states there are cases where there is only one nurse for every 30 patients. Current nurse wages are approximately 30% lower in aged care to general hospitals making this 1:7 ratio currently unlikely.
Don’t understand housing supply? Read these two excellent reports
Last week our Content Editor, Ian Horswill, walked up to me and said “you must read this report”. He was right, and it was very sobering. Titled ‘Rental Affordability Snapshot 2024’, published by Anglicare Australia, it broke down how many...