With rising scrutiny in the Aged Care Sector, and the release of the final Royal Commission Report, there is ongoing pressure to improve your operations and service delivery.

Aged care staff also play a vital role in maintaining the quality of care, but how can you help your staff adapt to an environment of rapid change? How can you adapt your business model to ensure consistency of care, especially where you have a large aged care provider?

Hear from leaders in aged care and home care on how they have navigated and adapted their business models to improve quality standards in an environment of rapid change.

·        The Aged Care sector has been put under the spotlight for the past 14 months due to the pandemic and the Royal Commission (and the spotlight is likely to be continue as the government works through an aged care reform), how have you helped your staff manage through all the attention and negative press?

·        What initiatives have you implemented to keep up the moral of your staff?

·        How did you retain your staff during such a difficult time?

·        It’s clearly been challenging year for the aged care industry. How have you had to adapt and change services under pressure?

·        Looking back on your experiences, particularly during the pandemic is there anything you would have done differently?

·        How have you ensured quality improvement is embedded within the culture of your organisations?

·        What frameworks and guidelines did you roll out to enable you could still deliver consistent services during the pandemic?

·        What does sustainable, meaningful change look like for you and your organisation? How have you managed change within your role? How have you helped your workforce-manage change?

In 2018, Blue Care was invited to become an industry partner with Hammond Care to assist with capacity building as part of their Dementia Support Program.

This session will uncover how this partnership introduced strategies for change to support people living with dementia, resulting in more sustainable outcomes.

·        How this program led to improved understanding of how to support people living with a diagnosis of dementia in both community and residential services

·        Unpacking the results and feedback from staff and residents on implementing these new dementia care strategies within Blue Care

·        Strategies to put the resident at the centre of their care and improving the journey and transition from residential aged care to acute care environments