Rae, Butler were warned assessors could not override IAT days before launch

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The DoHDA knew its advice to aged care assessors conflicted with the rules before Support at Home began. Most assessment organisations subsequently raised concerns and reported algorithm results that did not align with clients’ needs.


The DoHDA knew its advice to aged care assessors conflicted with the rules before Support at Home began. Most assessment organisations subsequently raised concerns and reported algorithm results that did not align with clients’ needs.

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