The Future of Residential Aged Care: Driving Better Care & Sustainable Operations through Innovation

Date: November 27th, 2024
Time: 1:00pm - 1:45 pm AEDT
Location: Virtual
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Webinar

With recent reforms such as the Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC) funding model and the upcoming Aged Care Act in July 2025, aged care providers are entering a new era of standards. These changes demand a reimagined approach to care delivery, efficiency, and regulatory compliance. As the sector adapts, technology is emerging as a crucial enabler, helping providers streamline processes, support their workforce, and enhance resident care.

Join our upcoming virtual panel to explore how innovative technology is reshaping residential aged care. Discover how advanced solutions are enhancing communication, collaboration, and workflows within aged care facilities, allowing care workers to stay connected, support one another, and better respond to resident needs. By adopting the right technologies, aged care providers can improve operational efficiency, drive compliance, and create a sustainable, resident-led care model.

In this session, gain insights into:

  • Care Minutes: Tracking care delivery with real-time visibility for managers, enabling staff scheduling based on resident needs and target outcomes.
  • Resident-Led Innovation: How emerging technology is transforming resident care and outcomes, with automated monthly care statements for residents and families, plus transparent feedback processes.
  • Data-Driven Operations: Using data to optimise decision-making and operations.
  • Interoperability and Data Exchange: Enabling smooth, secure data flow across systems and people.
  • Resident Experience and Digital Health: Enhancing engagement and satisfaction through digital solutions.
  • Compliance: Minimising risk, meeting new standards, ensuring continuous improvement, and automating reporting.
  • Staff Recruitment: Meeting updated screening requirements.
  • Security: Navigating data protection and compliance regulations in aged care.
  • Automation and Customisation: Leveraging out-of-the-box solutions with options for tailored customisation.

Hear from industry leaders about advancements in care quality, communication, and operational sustainability that equip providers to navigate today’s challenges.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the experts.

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Moderated by

 
Alicia Schottler, national aged care practice lead, Wavelink
Alicia brings over 15 years of experience in telecommunications and connected aged-care solutions. With extensive expertise in workflow and mobility solutions, she excels in enabling aged care providers to improve both care staff and resident experiences. Alicia collaborates closely with aged care providers and channel partners, offering comprehensive support across all stages, from pre-sales to post-sales and training.
 



Panellists

 
Barry Johnson, general manager quality & innovation, Signature Care
After serving 10-years in the Royal Australian Navy, Barry studied to become a Registered Nurse and entered into the Aged Care sector. Quickly rising from Clinical Manager to Residential Manager, a natural curiosity and eye for innovation led Barry to discover a passion for finding new ways to improve care services.
 


David Richter, customer strategy manager, Acredia
David Richter is a strategic asset for aged care providers navigating the complexities of care delivery in a highly regulated, ever-changing environment. His extensive experience in technology solution design has been pivotal in steering organisational change through major projects with some of Australia’s well-known names in residential aged care. David approaches each challenge with a focus on delivering comprehensive products and providing the tools and resources necessary to take a project from an idea to full implementation.
 
Kate Billing, care manager, Carinya Lodge Homes Inc
Kate, a registered nurse and care manager with five years’ experience, is dedicated to enhancing life quality for the elderly. Beginning her career as an enrolled nurse and earning a Bachelor of Nursing in 2016, she has extensive experience in neurological, amputee, and medical rehabilitation, focusing on reablement. Her approach prioritizes compassionate, holistic care, supporting dignity, comfort, and well-being for aged care residents, and fostering a supportive environment for residents and their families.
 

For more information, contact Connected Health.