Upcoming Programs

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The ACSA Leadership Development Program is ideal for new and emerging leaders who want to grow their professional leadership capacity quickly, simply, and practically. It’s also a great way for seasoned professionals to refresh their understanding and update their leadership toolkit. The program is designed to cultivate key leadership criteria and skills outlined in the Australian Aged Care Leadership Capabilities Framework.

Navigating the changing landscape of Aged Care Funding can be difficult and, sometimes, reading a payment statement can feel like reading a foreign language. ACSA and Provider Assist have partnered to deliver this course. Provider Assist will walk you through the main changes to Aged Care Funding that have occurred since the introduction of the Aged Care Act over 20 years ago, what these changes mean for your residents and, importantly, how these changes impact your facility’s funding entitlement and payment statements.

The ACSA Leadership Development Program is ideal for new and emerging leaders who want to grow their professional leadership capacity quickly, simply, and practically. It’s also a great way for seasoned professionals to refresh their understanding and update their leadership toolkit. The program is designed to cultivate key leadership criteria and skills outlined in the Australian Aged Care Leadership Capabilities Framework.

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SOLD OUT... This workshop is focused on the Aged Care Quality Standards, in particular Standards 1, 2 and 3, and explores the importance of care planning principles for ‘person-centred’ care, and the essential requirement of defensible documentation for client wellbeing and risk mitigation for team members and organisations.

SOLD OUT... This interactive workshop is designed to support the aged care workforce delivering Commonwealth Home Support Program services and delivering care in home and community settings. The workshop includes, how to apply the Quality Standards, maintain defensible documentation and assist participants to gain confidence to identify when issues of concern require reporting to supervisors and management

The First Nation Ways of Being: Respect, Understanding and Safety in Aged Care Series - is designed specifically for aged care, utilising both applied and action research. Combined with a fusion of First Nations’ ways of knowing and being, the program offers materials from reputable sources and demonstrates appropriate cultural protocols.
Designed with consideration to the learning preferences of First Nations Peoples, the meaningful content engages the participant to ‘walk together’ through appropriate activities to reinforce learning. All material delivered has been guided via a peer review process.

The ACSA Leadership Development Program is ideal for new and emerging leaders who want to grow their professional leadership capacity quickly, simply, and practically. It’s also a great way for seasoned professionals to refresh their understanding and update their leadership toolkit. The program is designed to cultivate key leadership criteria and skills outlined in the Australian Aged Care Leadership Capabilities Framework.

SOLD OUT... The Effective Clinical Governance Workshop Series builds participants awareness of key concepts, supporting systems and access to tools that ensure front line leaders are equipped with improved knowledge and tools to enable your organisation to embed effective clinical governance . The workshops are designed for front line leaders of organisations delivering services including CHSP, Home Care and Residential Care, who are responsible for quality, compliance, clinical governance, clinical oversight and business operations.

This interactive workshop is designed to support the aged care workforce delivering Commonwealth Home Support Program services and delivering care in home and community settings. The workshop includes, how to apply the Quality Standards, maintain defensible documentation and assist participants to gain confidence to identify when issues of concern require reporting to supervisors and management

The First Nation Ways of Being: Respect, Understanding and Safety in Aged Care Series - is designed specifically for aged care, utilising both applied and action research. Combined with a fusion of First Nations’ ways of knowing and being, the program offers materials from reputable sources and demonstrates appropriate cultural protocols.
Designed with consideration to the learning preferences of First Nations Peoples, the meaningful content engages the participant to ‘walk together’ through appropriate activities to reinforce learning. All material delivered has been guided via a peer review process.

This workshop is focused on the Aged Care Quality Standards, in particular Standards 1, 2 and 3, and explores the importance of care planning principles for ‘person-centred’ care, and the essential requirement of defensible documentation for client wellbeing and risk mitigation for team members and organisations.