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Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia)vsAged Care Act 2024 (Australia)

See exactly how Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) controls map to Aged Care Act 2024 (Australia). Pre-computed mappings, identified gaps, and coverage analysis.

36
Controls Mapped
30
Gaps Found
44%
Coverage

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According to the TheArtOfService Compliance Knowledge Graph:

Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) maps to Aged Care Act 2024 (Australia) with 44% coverage across 29 directly mapped controls. Analysis of 66 Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) controls identifies 85 compliance gaps, primarily concentrated in Standard 5 - Clinical care.

Source: TheArtOfService Knowledge Graph | 66 controls analysed | 908 frameworks | 315K+ cross-framework mappings

Control Mappings

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Standard 1 - The individual(6 mappings)

ACQS25-1.115-10(1) Safety, health, wellbeing and quality of life as the primary consideration
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::144Section 144: understand the Statement of Rights and act compatibly with it
ACQS25-1.1015-10(10) Informed decisions about agreements, fees and invoices
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::155.1Section 155(1): provide and explain prescribed information to individuals
ACQS25-1.415-10(4) Services free from discrimination, abuse and neglect, with dignity, respect and privacy
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::144Section 144: understand the Statement of Rights and act compatibly with it
ACQS25-1.515-10(5) Understanding the Statement of Rights and acting compatibly with it
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::144Section 144: understand the Statement of Rights and act compatibly with it
ACQS25-1.715-10(7) Timely, accurate, tailored and sufficient information
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::155.1Section 155(1): provide and explain prescribed information to individuals
ACQS25-1.915-10(9) Autonomy, time and advice before any agreement
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::148.cSection 148(c) and (d): enter a compliant service agreement and deliver to it

Standard 2 - The organisation(14 mappings)

ACQS25-2.115-15(1) Partnering with individuals on priorities and improvement2 targets
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::147.1Section 147(1): demonstrate capability and commitment to continuous improvement
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::158.4Section 158(4): offer consumer advisory bodies and respond to their feedback
ACQS25-2.1015-15(10) Individuals and others encouraged to complain without reprisal
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::165.1.abcSection 165(1)(a) to (c): complaints and feedback system and management
ACQS25-2.1115-15(11) Transparent complaint handling that feeds improvement2 targets
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::165.1.abcSection 165(1)(a) to (c): complaints and feedback system and management
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::166-CFSection 166 and Rules 166-205 to 166-220: complaints and feedback management reports
ACQS25-2.1215-15(12) Accurate, current and accessible records about the individual2 targets
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::154Section 154: keep and retain prescribed records for seven years
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::155.2Section 155(2): give individuals access to records held about them
ACQS25-2.1315-15(13) Confidential information managed in line with consent
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::168Section 168: protect personal information of individuals receiving services
ACQS25-2.1415-15(14) Understanding and planning workforce needs2 targets
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::175Section 175: a registered nurse on site and on duty at all times in each approved residential care home
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::176Section 176 and Rules 176-5 to 176-35: deliver the required care minutes
ACQS25-2.1515-15(15) Skilled, qualified and experienced workers2 targets
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::152.1.abSection 152(1)(a) and (b): worker screening for aged care workers and responsible persons
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::152.1.cdeSection 152(1)(c) to (e): qualifications, training and capability development of aged care workers
ACQS25-2.1615-15(16) Training and supervision for workers
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::152.1.cdeSection 152(1)(c) to (e): qualifications, training and capability development of aged care workers
ACQS25-2.215-15(2) Governing body leads a culture that supports workers
→aged-care-act-2024-australia::147.1Section 147(1): demonstrate capability and commitment to continuous improvement

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Why this page shows two different percentages. The 44% in the header counts how many Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) controls carry at least one candidate mapping in the graph, before any review. The crosswalk percentage counts something stricter: how many Aged Care Act 2024 (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 (Australia) and Aged Care Act 2024 (Australia)?

Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) has 66 controls across its framework, while Aged Care Act 2024 (Australia) covers 68 controls. Direct mapping analysis identifies 29 overlapping controls (44% coverage). The frameworks diverge most significantly in Standard 5 - Clinical care, where 23 Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) controls have no direct Aged Care Act 2024 (Australia) equivalent.

How many controls map between Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) and Aged Care Act 2024 (Australia)?

Of 66 total Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) controls, 29 map directly to Aged Care Act 2024 (Australia) controls, representing 44% coverage. The remaining 85 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 (Australia) to Aged Care Act 2024 (Australia)?

85 Aged Care Quality Standards (Australia) controls have no direct equivalent in Aged Care Act 2024 (Australia). The highest concentration of gaps is in Standard 5 - Clinical care with 23 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 (Australia) and Aged Care Act 2024 (Australia)?

The domain with the highest gap count is Standard 5 - Clinical care (23 gaps). Export the full domain-by-domain gap breakdown via the Professional tier to generate a prioritised remediation roadmap.

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