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Apr
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2022
Transforming Safety, Quality, and Governance in Elderly Care in the Digital Age
A hybrid event: In-person & live-streamed
Crown Promenade Melbourne
M11 Rooms Level 1, 8 Whiteman St. Southbank VIC 3006
The Digital Revolution In Aged Care Summit 2022
Summit Overview
The elderly care sector is undergoing a digital transition in the face of the pandemic, yet there are still gaps that prohibit an integrated and connected digital environment.
Residential and home care providers face challenges such as decentralized frameworks, an absence of data visibility, and system integration, all of which can have a negative impact on the personal experience of residents.
Now is the time to prepare, plan, and deploy future-ready systems and technologies.
Erudite Training Solutions warmly welcomes you to THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION IN AGED CARE SUMMIT 2022 in the Crown Promenade Melbourne. This is a hybrid event: in-person and live-streamed. The summit will address key challenges of improving and rebuilding the aged care system while ensuring high-quality care for the elderly with digital technologies.
Take a virtual site tour of Japan's Future Care Lab: Nursing Care in 2040, explore Smart Homes for the Elderly, and engage in AI-powered Emotion Analysis to gain more insights into how advanced technology can help aged care providers improve operational efficiency and patient outcomes. Recognize the Safe and Effective Elderly Care Risk Management Masterclass.
Joined by leading aged care experts, they will share unique insights and new ideas to help your organization improve palliative, elderly, and dementia care delivery. A fantastic opportunity to network with policymakers, leaders of aged care providers, and other key players in the field.
Hear From The Key Experts
Feature Speakers Line Up
Jagdeesh Singh Dhaliwal
GP and Chair, Older Adults Expert Advisory Group
North Western Melbourne PHN
Dr. Paresh Dawda
Director
Prestantia Health
Tim Humphries
Chief Executive Officer
Homestyle Aged Care Services
Lisa Tribuzio
Manager
The Centre for Cultural Diversity in Ageing, Benetas
Sunil Bhar
Professor of Clinical Psychology
Swinburne University of Technology
Lee Martin
Chief Executive Officer
Tanunda Lutheran Home Inc.
Goran Roos
Board Member
Global Centre for Modern Ageing
David Sykes
Director, Centre for Dementia
Dementia Australia
Dr. Jiri Horecky
President, CEO
European Ageing Network
Luke Westenberg
Chief Executive Officer
Community Housing Council of South Australia
Kimiya Ishika
President and CEO
Silverwing Social Welfare Corporation
Tamar Krebs
Founder and Executive Director
Group Homes Australia
Julianne Parkinson
Chief Executive Officer
Global Centre for Modern Ageing
Ajay Unni
CEO and Founder
StickmanCyber
Sandra Hills OAM
Chief Executive Officer
Benetas
Darrell Price
Principal & National Head of Health & Aged Care
Grant Thorton
Carina Robinson
Innovation Manager
BaptistCare
Afaf Ibrahim
Founder EI-Coach
EI Australia
Karen Ross
Director and CEO
Erigo Group of Companies
Nikolaus Rittinghausen
Senior Advisor and Senior Project Officer
The Centre for Cultural Diversity in Ageing, Benetas
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Stay in the lead with policy and financial frameworks to promote overall aged care safety and quality
Acquaint yourself with the latest development in the field of eldercare
Understand government and corporate regulations to protect older people's income, health, and access to healthcare
Build a covid-proof home care center using case studies from reputable organizations.
Develop long-term growth strategies for the aged care workforce's resilience, professionalism, and training.
Evaluate your institution's ability to keep up with global reforms and seize eldercare digitalization opportunities
Establish future-proof cyber security to protect patients and facilities from hackers
Create a comprehensive strategy for implementing dementia-friendly technologies
Explore the latest innovations that help the elderly live independently and with dignity
Obtain critical solutions through thought-provoking keynote presentations, insightful discussions, and networking session
Summit Highlights
Applying policy and financial frameworks to promote overall aged care safety and quality
Identifying obstacles and difficulties in aged care
Equipping employees with trauma-informed care and dementia care training
Implementing a social engagement program that improves older people’s quality of life
Exploring innovative trends and technologies in aged care with virtual tour to a nursing facility of the future
Acknowledging the implementation of the recommendations of the Royal Commission on adult care quality and safety
Rethinking ethical approach in residential care quality and safety
Securing elderly dignity and respect through quality and safety improvements in services
Recognizing the significance of State Governments in addressing the impact of COVID-19 on elder Australians
Real life case studies from Baptist Care’s Dorothy Henderson Lodge, Australia’s first elderly care facility to experience a COVID-19 emergency
2 Days Summit Agenda
Day 1, April 26, 2022
09:15 - 09:45
Keynote Address from Policy Makers
Developing Policy to Propel the Aged Care Sector's Fundamental Transformation
Improving aged care safety and quality to provide care, dignity, and respect for all Australians. Improving aged care access and outcomes for all Australians over 65 collaborating with the aged care sector to execute the Royal Commission's final report.
Luke Westenberg
Chief Executive Officer
Community Housing Council of South Australia
09:45 - 10:15
Aged Care: Roadblocks and Challenges
Darrell Price
Principal & National Head of Health and Aged Care
Grant Thorton
10:15 - 10:45
Using Technology and Multiprofessional Teamwork to Implement the Royal Commission on Aged Care Quality and Safety's Recommendations
Jagdeesh Singh Dhaliwal
Chair-Covid 19 Expert Advisory Group – GP Care in Residential Aged Care Facilities Response
NWMPHN
10:45 - 11:00
Morning Break
11:00 - 11:45
Panel Discussion: Asia-Pacific Are We Ready for the World's Fastest-Aging Region?
The Asia-Pacific region's population is rapidly aging, with older people expected to more than double from 535 million in 2015 to 1.3 billion in 2050. By then, one in four people in the region will be 60 or older, and one in ten will be 80 or older. As the region's population ages, inequalities often exacerbate, causing deep social, economic, and political implications.
The profound impacts of population aging on the well-being of all generations are increasingly recognized by governments in the region. It will ultimately influence the 2030 Agenda's ambitions to reduce poverty for all people of all ages and backgrounds. Notably, ensuring income security for older people, keeping them healthy, and ensuring access to healthcare are among the requirements of "leaving no older person behind."
Moderator:
Sandra Hills OAM
Chief Executive Officer
Benetas
Panelists:
Carina Robinson
Innovation Manager
BaptistCare
Tim Humphries
Chief Executive Officer
Homestyle Aged Care Services
Darrell Price
Principal & National Head of Health and Aged Care
Grant Thorton
12:25 - 13:25
Lunch Break
11:45 - 12:25
Emotional Intelligence for Leaders in Aged Care
Emotional Intelligence is becoming essential for leaders in general to deliver improved team performance, staff engagement, and productivity. Leaders are hired for their intellect and expertise, then fired for the lack of EI.
It has been evident that teams led by emotionally intelligent leaders are 4 times less likely to leave the workplace, that is EI is one of the top 10 skills required for leaders for 2030 (according to Forbes)
Afaf Ibrahim
Founder EI-Coach
EI Australia
13:25 - 14:05
Baptist Care: Contemporary Care Management
Carina Robinson
Innovation Manager
BaptisCare
14:05 - 14:45
Building the Dementia Capabilty of the Aged Care Workforce
David Sykes
Director, Centre for Dementia Learning
Dementia Australia
14:45 - 15:15
How Technology is Making the Jobs of Aged Care Worker Easier
Tim Humphries
Chief Executive Officer
Homestyle Aged Care Services
15:15 - 15:30
Afternoon Break
15:30 - 16:00
Enhancing the Quality of Services to Ensure Older Australians Receive Culturally Inclusive Care
Lisa Tribuzio
Manager
The Centre for Cultural Diversity in Ageing, Benetas
Nikolaus Rittinghausen
Senior Advisor and Senior Project Officer
The Centre for Cultural Diversity in Ageing, Benetas
16:00 - 16:30
Senior Living Lab: An Ethnographic Approach to Foster User-Friendly Innovations in an Aging Society
Goran Roos
Board Member
Global Centre for Modern Ageing
Post Summit Masterclass
April 28, 2022
Masterclass 1:
Emotional Intelligence For Leaders In Aged Care
Emotional Intelligence is becoming essential for leaders in general to deliver improved team performance, staff engagement and productivity. Leaders are hired for their intellect and expertise, then fired for the lack of EI.
It has been evident that teams led by emotionally intelligent leaders are 4 times less likely to leave the workplace, that is EI is one of the top 10 skills required for leaders for 2030 (according to Forbes).
Key takeaways:
Transform the care in your facility through:
• Gaining greater awareness of own emotions and those of others
• Tools to manage emotions and become influential and empowering leader
Program Outline:
• The science of Emotional Intelligence
• Why it matters for Leaders in Aged Care
• Recognise emotional strengths and weakness in self and others
• The power of empathy in restoring residents’ dignity
• Maximize team performance through Social Intelligence
