Transformers IV – Changing the Healthcare System for the Better
AGED CARE BEYOND 2020
2020 will be a year of significant change for the Australian aged care sector. These changes will directly impact the organisations, staff, families and individuals receiving and giving care.
Transformers IV is your chance to unpack the Interim Report of the Royal Commission and learn what ongoing reform means for your organisation. Strategise with experts and industry leaders and gain practical and pro-active insights from the transformers that are driving quality improvement beyond compliance.
- Be among the first to hear the latest updates & insights on the Royal Commission following the release of the Interim Report
- Explore transitional learnings and case studies for the new quality standards
- Gain insight into new models of multidisciplinary care
- Discover new entries into the market and innovative technologies
- Learn how to position your organisation as an ‘employer of choice’ and lead your workforce into the future of aged care
DAY ONE – The Changing Face of Aged Care: a Foundation for Moving Forward
To meet the demands of the larger and healthier demographic of the older aged population, the systems we have in place must adapt. Consumer rights have been revised, placing the emphasis on consumer engagement, wellness and reablement and services that recognise the inherent value of culture, identity and diversity. Join us while we unpack the changing face of aged care and the opportunities to innovate in times of reform.
Sessions include:
- The changing demographics and dynamics of aged care
- Understanding our region
- Unpacking the progress of the Royal Commission and the Interim Report (Panel)
- Quality indicators and quality standards case studies (workshop)
- Today’s consumers
- The future of homes
- Driving a consumer-focused culture of transformers (workshop)
DAY TWO – Moving to a future of integrated and innovative aged care
Adopting a multidisciplinary approach requires us to build on and accelerate the work done to date and make a fundamental shift from the status quo of individual services being delivered by discrete providers to a team-based ‘working together’ approach. Join us as we explore what an integrated and regional approach to aged care might look like.
Sessions include:
- The path to integrated care for older people
- Enablers of integrated care
- Integrated care examples (showcase)
- Co-designing aged care
- Designing a regional framework for integrated aged care
More sessions to come – watch this space!
In the meantime, be an early bird and register before 31 October. Early Bird rate is $75 for both days.
The Centre is committed to building cross-sector relationships and has a collective approach to health and social care. Learn about our Patrons.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land we live and work, the Bundjalung, Arakwal, Yaegl, Gumbaynggirr, Githabul, Dunghutti and Birpai Nationsand their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to elders past, present and future.
