Residential Aged Care Delivery Models 2013
September 18 - 19, 2013
Melbourne , Australia
This conference will highlight strategies for developing effective residential aged care delivery models.
This conference will highlight strategies for developing effective residential aged care delivery models. Presentations and case studies will explore changing and future models of care, resource requirements for complex, CALD consumers and supportive models for diverse needs groups. It will highlight the need to be flexible and responsive in care delivery, increase relationships and continuity of care.
The aged care industry is constantly evolving and changing. As such, the demand for residential aged care is increasing exponentially.
By 2050 the number of people aged 65-84 is expected to more than double and the number of people aged over 85 to quadruple.
Understanding and adapting to new models of care is essential to meet the current, complex and future needs of older Australians.
This conference will address how to:
• Transition between acute and sub-acute care fluidly
• Develop flexible and innovative models of care
• Establish complex consumer care models
• Cater to the requirements of complex and CALD consumers
Price: Standard rates for State and Federal Government: 2699$, Discounted rates for Residential Aged Care Providers, Retirement Villages and Hospitals: 2299$
Artists / Speakers: Australian Unity, Cabrini Health, NSW West and ACT, Anglicare NSW South, Monash Health, Churches of Christ Care, HammondCare, DPS Guide to Aged Care; DPS News; AgeLess, Jewish Care (Victoria) Inc, St Joseph’s Hospital, Southern Cross Care, Doutta Galla, the Greek Orthodox Community and Church, St Nicholas Home for the Aged, ACH Group, Blue Care, Benetas, Wesley Mission Brisbane, University of Tasmania.
This conference will highlight strategies for developing effective residential aged care delivery models. Presentations and case studies will explore changing and future models of care, resource requirements for complex, CALD consumers and supportive models for diverse needs groups. It will highlight the need to be flexible and responsive in care delivery, increase relationships and continuity of care.
The aged care industry is constantly evolving and changing. As such, the demand for residential aged care is increasing exponentially.
By 2050 the number of people aged 65-84 is expected to more than double and the number of people aged over 85 to quadruple.
Understanding and adapting to new models of care is essential to meet the current, complex and future needs of older Australians.
This conference will address how to:
• Transition between acute and sub-acute care fluidly
• Develop flexible and innovative models of care
• Establish complex consumer care models
• Cater to the requirements of complex and CALD consumers
Price: Standard rates for State and Federal Government: 2699$, Discounted rates for Residential Aged Care Providers, Retirement Villages and Hospitals: 2299$
Artists / Speakers: Australian Unity, Cabrini Health, NSW West and ACT, Anglicare NSW South, Monash Health, Churches of Christ Care, HammondCare, DPS Guide to Aged Care; DPS News; AgeLess, Jewish Care (Victoria) Inc, St Joseph’s Hospital, Southern Cross Care, Doutta Galla, the Greek Orthodox Community and Church, St Nicholas Home for the Aged, ACH Group, Blue Care, Benetas, Wesley Mission Brisbane, University of Tasmania.
Venue
Location: CQ Functions Melbourne
CQ functions is situated in the heart of Melbourne's CBD at 113 Queen Street, between Bourke and Little Collins Streets. On-site parking (off Little Collins St.) and overflow parking within 3 minutes..
(03) 8601 2721
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