Released April 2021 - We support the development of comprehensive clinical care standards which aim to improve the quality and safety of healthcare standards for all Australians. APDs play a key role in pain management. They help in the treatment of mental and physical conditions, including low back pain.

Released May 2021 - More needs to be done to protect the mental and physical wellbeing of veterans, and reduce the risk and rates of suicide in this at-risk group. This includes giving veterans access to APD services, and providing more accessible and effective support services for veterans and their families.

Released June 2021 - The existing food regulatory system leaves Australians at risk of poor nutrition and wellbeing. Reforms to existing legislation and standards are critical to advance the health and interests of Australians, and encourage healthy food choices and education. New standards must be more effective and enforceable.

Our position on the need to train and equip aged care staff with the skills and training so they can provide best-practice nutrition care to residents.

Our position on the need for aged care services to prioritise food production and presentation for consumers.

Our position on improving food choice, and meeting individual needs and preferences within the aged care sector.

Our position on the need for nutritious and culturally-appropriate meals to be provided to aged care residents. Government investment is needed to improve food offerings and develop evidence-based National Meal Guidelines for aged care residents, home-delivered and centre-based meal programs.

Our position on establishing a national policy to improve the dining experience in residential aged care facilities.

We call on aged care providers to engage Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs) to review the quality of food, nutrition and the dining experience annually.

Our position to improve the oral health, swallowing and hydration of aged care residents.