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Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition)vsAged Care Quality Standards (Australia)

See exactly how Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) controls map to Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia). Pre-computed mappings, identified gaps, and coverage analysis.

42
Controls Mapped
33
Gaps Found
56%
Coverage

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Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) maps to Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) with 56% coverage across 42 directly mapped controls. Analysis of 75 Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) controls identifies 33 compliance gaps, primarily concentrated in Superseded batch representation – Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition).

Source: TheArtOfService Knowledge Graph | 75 controls analysed | 964 frameworks | 315K+ cross-framework mappings

Control Mappings

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Standard 1: Consumer dignity and choice (Schedule 2, clause 1) – Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition)(8 mappings)

aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::1(3)(a)Requirement 1(3)(a) Dignity and respect, with identity, culture and diversity valued2 targets
→ACQS25-1.215-10(2) Understanding and valuing each individual
→ACQS25-1.415-10(4) Services free from discrimination, abuse and neglect, with dignity, respect and privacy
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::1(3)(b)Requirement 1(3)(b) Care and services are culturally safe
→ACQS25-3.515-20(5) Culturally safe and appropriate delivery
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::1(3)(c)Requirement 1(3)(c) Support to exercise choice and independence
→ACQS25-1.615-10(6) Choice and decision-making, with support when wanted or needed
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::1(3)(d)Requirement 1(3)(d) Support to take risks to live the best life they can
→ACQS25-1.815-10(8) Support for dignity of risk
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::1(3)(e)Requirement 1(3)(e) Current, accurate, timely and clear information that enables choice
→ACQS25-1.715-10(7) Timely, accurate, tailored and sufficient information
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::1(3)(f)Requirement 1(3)(f) Privacy respected and personal information kept confidential2 targets
→ACQS25-1.415-10(4) Services free from discrimination, abuse and neglect, with dignity, respect and privacy
→ACQS25-2.1315-15(13) Confidential information managed in line with consent

Standard 2: Ongoing assessment and planning with consumers (clause 2) – Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition)(8 mappings)

aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::2(3)(a)Requirement 2(3)(a) Assessment and planning, including risk, informs safe and effective care
→ACQS25-3.215-20(2) Plan content: needs, goals, preferences, risk and prevention
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::2(3)(b)Requirement 2(3)(b) Current needs, goals and preferences, including advance care and end of life planning2 targets
→ACQS25-3.215-20(2) Plan content: needs, goals, preferences, risk and prevention
→ACQS25-5.1515-30(15) Needs, goals and preferences for palliative and end-of-life care, with dignity
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::2(3)(c)Requirement 2(3)(c) Partnership with the consumer and involvement of other providers2 targets
→ACQS25-3.115-20(1) Engaging individuals and others in developing and reviewing plans
→ACQS25-3.815-20(8) Planned and coordinated services across providers and supporters
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::2(3)(d)Requirement 2(3)(d) Outcomes communicated and documented in an available care and services plan2 targets
→ACQS25-3.315-20(3) Regular review of plans and their use by workers
→ACQS25-3.615-20(6) Effective communication of critical information
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::2(3)(e)Requirement 2(3)(e) Regular review, and review when circumstances change or incidents occur
→ACQS25-3.315-20(3) Regular review of plans and their use by workers

Standard 3: Personal care and clinical care (clause 3) – Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition)(4 mappings)

aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::3(3)(a)Requirement 3(3)(a) Safe and effective personal and clinical care that is best practice, tailored and optimising2 targets
→ACQS25-3.415-20(4) Quality services meeting needs and optimising quality of life
→ACQS25-5.815-30(8) Comprehensive, evidence-based clinical care by qualified practitioners
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::3(3)(b)Requirement 3(3)(b) Effective management of high-impact or high-prevalence risks
→ACQS25-5.1215-30(12) Managing high impact and high prevalence clinical risks
aged-care-quality-standards-2019-repealed-edition::3(3)(c)Requirement 3(3)(c) End of life needs recognised, comfort maximised and dignity preserved
→ACQS25-5.1515-30(15) Needs, goals and preferences for palliative and end-of-life care, with dignity

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Coverage crosswalk

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The table above lists candidate mappings. A crosswalk answers the narrower question you are probably here for: which Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) controls your existing Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) work already satisfies, which are real gaps, and the reasoning behind every claim so you can check it. One pair, $299, one time.

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Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) into Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition)
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Why this page shows two different percentages. The 56% in the header counts how many Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) controls carry at least one candidate mapping in the graph, before any review. The crosswalk percentage counts something stricter: how many Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) controls are actually evidenced, after a pass that argued against each mapping and kept only what survived. They answer different questions and they are not meant to agree.

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What are the key differences between Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) and Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia)?

Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) has 75 controls across its framework, while Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) covers 66 controls. Direct mapping analysis identifies 42 overlapping controls (56% coverage). The frameworks diverge most significantly in Superseded batch representation – Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition), where 33 Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) controls have no direct Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) equivalent.

How many controls map between Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) and Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia)?

Of 75 total Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) controls, 42 map directly to Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) controls, representing 56% coverage. The remaining 33 controls represent compliance gaps requiring additional documentation or compensating controls to satisfy both frameworks simultaneously.

What are the compliance gaps when mapping Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) to Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia)?

33 Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) controls have no direct equivalent in Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia). The highest concentration of gaps is in Superseded batch representation – Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) with 33 unmapped controls. These gaps represent areas where additional controls, policies, or documentation must be created to achieve compliance with both frameworks.

Which control domains have the most gaps between Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) and Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia)?

The domain with the highest gap count is Superseded batch representation – Aged Care Quality Standards 2019 (repealed edition) (33 gaps). Export the full domain-by-domain gap breakdown via the Professional tier to generate a prioritised remediation roadmap.

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