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July 2019
Better Relationships: Greater Understanding
A workshop to help improve relationships with colleagues and/or clients and maximise the performance and potential of team members!
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Webinar – Youth Jobs PaTH Program
Looking for staff? Trial a young person before hiring them with Youth Jobs PaTH Program
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Wellness Practice
The Commonwealth Home Support Program promotes independence through physical and emotional wellbeing, social participation and access to the community. This is the wellness approach and it is key to the changes required of home support providers, workers and volunteers.
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LGBTIQ
This training session will outline some of the key ideas in providing LGBTI healthcare and the use of appropriate language. It provides information on the healthcare needs of LGB, and intersex and transgender, elders. Recent LGBTI history is outlined and the way this influences health and willingness to seek and receive services is also considered. Finally, the training offers some information about some unique health needs of LGBTI elders.
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Webinar – Dignity of Risk
Professor Joseph is an experienced researcher with senior university appointments. His research is aimed at protecting residents from abuse and poor practices, and ensuring proper clinical and medical care standards are maintained and practiced. Joseph is also has substantial real world experience as a Consultant Physician in Geriatric Medicine.
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Improving Outcomes for People Living with Dementia
Well suited for staff and volunteers who support people living with dementia in the community.
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If it’s not documented, it didn’t happen
This program has been written for a diverse audience from carers through to service managers and everyone in-between! Good client documentation is essential for numerous reasons, the most important being the provision of the best possible care and support. When something goes wrong or when a case conference is scheduled with the client and their loved ones, ensuring you have well written evidence to back up any claims, actions or outcomes is essential. As aged care services continue to transition…
Find out more »If it’s not documented .. it didn’t happen!
The program has been written for a diverse audience from carers through to service managers and everyone in-between. Good client documentation is essential for numerous reasons, the most important being the provision of the best possible care and support. When something goes wrong or when a case conference is scheduled with the client and their loved ones, ensuring you have well written evidence to back up any claims, actions or outcomes is essential. As aged care services continue to transition…
Find out more »Dignity of Risk
This workshop is designed for senior clinicians and managers to provide a systematic approach to examining the issues of how to manage risks for older residents living in residential aged care facilities. Balancing staff and organizational responsibilities of duty of care with the residents’ rights and choice in Dignity of Risk.
Systematic approach to implementation of support for resident choices and respecting “Dignity of Risk”
Full Day: 9:30am to 4:30pm
Any materials required for the workshop are provided.
The convenors’ of the workshop are experienced leaders in the field of aged care, dignity of risk principles, law and policy.
If it’s not documented … it didn’t happen!
This program has been written for a diverse audience from carers through to service managers and everyone in-between! Good client documentation is essential for numerous reasons, the most important being the provision of the best possible care and support. When something goes wrong or when a case conference is scheduled with the client and their loved ones, ensuring you have well written evidence to back up any claims, actions or outcomes is essential. As aged care services continue to transition…
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