The royal commission investigating Australia's aged care system has heard of the need for a national database of carers to prevent ongoing abuse.
The commission continued its public hearings in Adelaide on Tuesday with evidence to come from welfare and advocacy groups including the Older Persons Advocacy Network.
In evidence on Monday, the inquiry was told of the need for a database of aged care employees to prevent those guilty of abuse from simply moving between facilities or between states.
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