August 3 & 4 - Ararat RSL

 

Presented by Dr Jean Tinney, Claudia Meyer, Jenny Schwarz & Janet Cobden under the auspices of the National Ageing Research Institute

 

The aim of this program is to equip participants with the skills to use consistent, strategic and reflective approaches to goal setting and care planning.

 

Key content: This program is designed to meet the professional development needs of community based aged and disability assessment staff and case mangers working both within the HACC program and other programs catering for the needs of older people or people with disabilities. The program incorporates the principles of person-centred care which supports independence, as reflected in the HACC Active Service Model. Key areas include assessment of decision-making capacity; goal-setting, development and implementation of care plans; and communication skills for understanding individual needs and building effective care partnerships.

This program is designed to meet the professional development needs of community based aged and disability assessment staff and case mangers working both within the HACC program and other programs catering for the needs of older people or people with disabilities. The program incorporates the principles of person

 

Target: suitable for HACC staff conducting assessments with clients in home or in day centres (prior experience in conducting assessments for HACC services is required to gain full benefit from this session).

suitable for HACC staff conducting assessments with clients in home or in day centres (prior experience in conducting assessments for HACC services is required to gain full benefit from this session).

 

Fee: $55 HACC staff

$55 HACC staff

 

To RSVP email hacced@bdnh.com.au