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Originally posted by Parsifal: ↑

I think it’s a hard system to navigate. For the elderly it’s hard to wrap their head around and to know what help they can access and how. For families it’s stressful and unfamiliar and often they are anxious about doing the best thing for their parents. Sitting behind the delivery of services is an assessment process as well and so you are reliant on the motivations of the assessment team.

It is far more complex than people realise because there are different players. It is also old fashioned in its approach but I think that is partly because it will cost $ to reform it properly and it has been a low priority.

I also think that it has been too hard to keep parents needing care at home because of work demands. That might change as a consequence of the cascading impact of Covid

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Looks like numbers dropping

Victoria is set to record around 390 new COVID-19 cases today.
Herald Sun journalist Shannon Deery reported the update ahead of the official daily press conference.
The anticipated figure is more than 220 less than yesterday when 627 new infections were announced, and significantly less than Thursday's record of 723.
The daily totals have ebbed and flowed throughout the week.
Friday, July 31: 627
Thursday, July 30: 723
Wednesday, July 29: 295
Tuesday, July 28: 384
Monday, July 27: 532
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