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ACAT National Register
ILC Reference NO 92:06:022
Item sourced from ILC NSW database
Short Description
The Aged Care Assessment Teams National Register provides information on the location and functions of each ACAT. This register is distributed to all Assessment Teams, State Health Authorities and other key agencies involved in aged care.
Price Guide
Approx Price: $0.00
Price Date: 11/06/2008
Call Aged Care Information Line 1800 500 853 or
Commonwealth Care Link Centre 1800 052 222
More Details
*Commonwealth funded regionally based Assessment Teams are located throughout Australia. Most are located in major public hospitals or in community health centres.
*The role of ACATs is to assess the physical, medical, psychological and social needs of frail older people for entry to residential aged care facilities and receipt of Community Aged Care Packages and to ensure that older people gain access to available care services appropriate to their needs.
*The REGISTER provides information on:
- location and functions of each ACAT. Wherever possible, a map has been provided together with lists of some towns which the ACAT serves.
- whether each team operates:
*a Nursing Home waiting list
*a Hostel waiting list
*a Respite booking service
- contact the Evaluation Unit in each State for details. The main function of these units is to collate, analyse and report data supplied by the ACATs They also provide training to help assessment teams use and maintain the computerised data collection systems
Publisher: Commonwealth of Australia
Publication Place: Canberra
Year Published: 2004
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DEPT OF HEALTH AND AGEING,
CANBERRA, ACT
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