Walking the talk: Elder abuse policy, regulation and law
- How far have we come in delivering on the National Plan, from service trials to the harmonisation of enduring powers of attorney
- What are the costs and benefits of mandatory reporting and criminalisation of elder abuse?
- Do they reduce the incidence?What is the place of primary prevention in elder abuse policy?
- Can the health system adequately protect the rights and autonomy of older people during crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic?
- How are health justice partnerships performing and evolving?How effective or flawed are family agreements as mechanisms for preventing elder abuse?
Note: Questions under each heading are indicative only. Although one theme explicitly highlights diversity, we encourage submissions presenting the perspectives and experiences of different communities under every theme.
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