A Sense of Place Magazine, Tone deaf: Aged Care Providers’ PR Campaign Strikes Wrong Note, As Editor, 14 September, 2020.
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Tone deaf: Aged Care Providers’ PR Campaign Strikes Wrong Note By Dr Sarah Russell with Michael West Media Hiring properly qualified staff, staff-resident ratios and a commitment to be transparent and accountable for the $13 billion in annual taxpayer funding would help private providers of aged care “change the conversation” and “win the hearts and minds of middle Australia”.
A Sense of Place Magazine, Tone deaf: Aged Care Providers’ PR Campaign Strikes Wrong Note, As Editor, 14 September, 2020.
A Sense of Place Magazine, Tone deaf: Aged…
A Sense of Place Magazine, Tone deaf: Aged Care Providers’ PR Campaign Strikes Wrong Note, As Editor, 14 September, 2020.
Tone deaf: Aged Care Providers’ PR Campaign Strikes Wrong Note By Dr Sarah Russell with Michael West Media Hiring properly qualified staff, staff-resident ratios and a commitment to be transparent and accountable for the $13 billion in annual taxpayer funding would help private providers of aged care “change the conversation” and “win the hearts and minds of middle Australia”.