The new Aged Care Act comes into effect on 1 July. Are you ready?
This interactive, in-person workshop is designed for smaller CHSP-funded providers who want to take practical steps to prepare for the changes. It’s a chance to work through your reform planning, ask questions and collaborate with others in the same position. Then we'll all share a delicious lunch.
Session 1 is in Melbourne on 30 April.
Session 2 is in Echuca on 29 May.
Session 3 is in Melbourne on 10 June.
You can book into as many of the sessions as you like.
What we'll cover
These sessions will focus on planning for key areas of reform, including:
Statement of Rights
High Quality Care
Governance
Compliance
Continuous Improvement
Supporter Registration Requirements
Whistleblower Provisions.
What to bring
To get the most out of the session, bring:
Your current quality and continuous improvement plans (if you have them)
Relevant policies and procedures
Orientation materials for new consumers (e.g. checklists, processes)
Your questions
Your enthusiasm to share with your sector colleagues who are experiencing the same issues.
Who should attend
Managers, coordinators, and team leaders from smaller CHSP-funded organisations.
Catering
Lunch provided.
Cost
No cost for people who work in CHSP-funded aged care.
Facilitated by
Meg Henderson & Sandra Cindric – Regional Advisors: North Metro, West Metro, Loddon Mallee, SSD Connect Alliance.
Beth Scott, Quality Service Improvement.
Beth is a highly experienced service improvement and quality specialist with a background across the non-profit, private and government sectors. She is passionate about supporting organisations to deliver consistent, high-quality care at home.
Through her consultancy, Beth helps organisations strengthen their systems, prepare for audits, and build internal capacity through practical, on-site coaching.
Presented by
The SSD Connect Alliance. Find out more about us here
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