Webinar Overview:
Are you looking to improve your self-managed service or considering offering self-management for your care recipients? Do you find it challenging to balance a person’s wish for autonomy with the need to comply to aged care laws?
Care recipients can choose to manage their own care and support services, presenting both opportunities and challenges for home care providers. The role and responsibilities of care management may shift from day-to-day service management to one of support, guidance, and compliance oversight as self-managed clients take the lead in their own service planning and coordination.
We invite you to join our insightful 1.5-hour webinar, where we will explore the concept of self-management, the benefits for providers and care recipients, and how to navigate the associated legal and compliance issues. Our panel of providers will share their experiences with self-managed care services and the valuable lessons they have learned along the way.
Who should Attend:
Senior managers and care managers from providers who are considering, or already offering self-managed home care packages.
Learning Outcomes:
- Clarify what self-management is and the benefits for both clients and providers
- Understand how to implement self-managed care with risk mitigation
- Understand the provider compliance requirements under a self-management operating model
- Experience industry guidance and testimonials of self-management in practice
About the Facilitators:
Jane Floyd is based in Sydney and holds post graduate qualifications in commerce, marketing, management, public relations, communication management and government administration. Jane is a qualified internal auditor with more than 20 years’ experience in health, home and community care. Jane is an experienced non-executive director on health and aged care boards.
Jane provides specialist advice and consultation services to home and community care providers on a range of business needs. These include organisational and clinical governance, customer experience reviews, change management, quality performance reviews, training and development, risk and compliance, strategic planning, business performance and assisting providers respond to non-compliance audits and sanctions.
Tim Moore is a specialist in home care. He has spent over 4 years in home care management and previously worked within the NDIS. Tim’s passion lies in empowering providers to assist clients to achieve greater independence and improve their quality of life. He holds a degree in social science (sociology & psychology) with a business diploma.
About the Panel:
Joining the session will be Amanda Guinane, General Manager from Help at Home by Montefiore and Anita Courtney, Principal lawyer from legal firm Russell Kennedy.
Russell Kennedy is an ACCPA Strategic Partner and market leader in the aged care sector. They have advised aged care providers, developers and landowners and worked with leading industry bodies for more than 37 years.
The Russell Kennedy Aged Care team provides their large client base with specialist advice on the acquisition, development, construction, financing, operation, management, compliance and disposal of aged care facilities.
Russell Kennedy was named Australia’s 2020 ‘Law Firm of the Year’ in the area of Retirement Villages and Senior Living Law by Best Lawyers.
Date: TBC
Time: TBC
Cost:
ACCPA Members : $99 inc GST each
Non Member: $140 inc GST each
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