PainChek General Discussion, page-5346

Govt must not delay aged reforms: industry

An excerpt from the article above: "We cannot delay action on making the aged care system better right now, by addressing the key issues of access to services, funding of services, quality of services and supporting the workforce that delivers these services," he said on Saturday.

Painchek can help with the quality of services and supporting the workforce. All the government has to do is provide the funding ($50m will be enough, thank you ) and all the aged care facilities can access the great service that Painchek can provide.

Another excerpt from the article to show the urgency of this matter: "Urgent action - before Christmas this year - is required to avert the increasing risk of service failures, job losses and missed care while the royal commission considers longer reforms."

I dare say, Painchek with its partner like PCS, Procura, etc should be at the forefront in discussion with the appropriate government agency to help deal with this urgent situation. They can actually help standardised the quality of care once and for all.

EDIT: Please don't ask me why $50m. I don't know why either but lately, that figure just kept popping into my head. Maybe I have done some calculation in the past or something