Diversity, Wellness and Reablement 101 |
Connecting the pieces - diversity and wellness podcast |
Addressing Diversity and Wellness in the Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards |
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This online education provides an introduction an overview of diversity, wellness and reablement and their interconnected relationship. Topics covered include:
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Connecting the pieces is an Eastern Sector Development Team podcast focused on connecting, supporting and promoting good diversity and wellness approaches. Building on the success the connecting the pieces resource and film, this podcast will further advance the listeners understanding of the interconnected relationship between diversity and wellness. It will provide insights and good practice on diversity, wellness and reablement from policy through to practice and evaluation. People working across the aged care sector will share their experiences, challenges and successes. |
This webinar series looks at how Diversity and Wellness needs to be addressed within the new Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards. Content coming soon! |
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The Specialisation Verification Framework helps you demonstrate to older people that your organisation delivers inclusive services for people who identify with one or more of the special needs groups listed in the Aged Care Act 1997. These videos and resources support you to understand the Specialisation Verification Framework and how it can benefit your organisation & the older people you work with.
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Social support providers across the eastern metropolitan region came together to hear about aged care reforms, while connecting, sharing and celebrating the values of being socially connected. View the videos to learn more and hear from participants on what a rights-based approach means to them and the importance of creating safe and welcoming environments.
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This online education has been developed to support aged care providers understand the changes taking place as part of the Support at Home Aged Care Reforms. Webinars have been developed on The Specialisation Verification Framework Navigating the aged care system - The care finder program |
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This online education has been developed to support volunteers to understand the breadth of the volunteer role and how by working to an inclusive wellness model they can support their clients to be as healthy, active, autonomous, and independent as possible. The session explains what an inclusive wellness approach is by exploring
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This online education has been developed to build your knowledge and capacity to support volunteers to take an inclusive wellness approach within their role. The topics covered provide a practical way for you to embed good diversity, inclusion and wellness practices and philosophies through your approaches to
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Throughout 2020, The Eastern Sector Development Team ran a number of online sessions to support CHSP providers understanding of reablement. A recording of this session has been provided which seeks to:
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Dignity of risk is a key component of aged care quality standards. It refers to the right of consumers to make decisions about their own lives, care and services. It also acknowledges that older people have the right to take risks and this needs to be supported.
This session explores dignity of risk, the expectation placed on service providers and the rights and freedom of older people that need to be supported. The session also highlights the power and privilege dynamics between individuals and aged care professionals and the need for service providers to address imbalances which can prevent older people enjoying dignity of risk. |
Service specific assessment and care planning is a core component of a wellness approach. Service specific assessment and care planning involves developing and documenting the strategies that will support the client achieve their goals; prioritising needs and actions to optimise outcomes.
This video explores a good practice approach to assessment and care planning, that is build around understanding and responding to a person’s diversity characteristics. The value of assessment and care planning as a tool for the client is explored with helpful tips for introducing care plans to clients; identifying outcome focused goals and documenting good care plans. |
A wellness approach requires the ongoing documentation and review of client care plans to ensure they are relevant, meaningful and reflect the client’s evolving goals, needs, priorities and preferences.
This session focuses on what is required to work collaboratively with clients to review a care plan and provides an opportunity to reflect on your current approach. |
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CHSP service providers continue to progress their approaches to support older people to live their best lives. This has required changes in service delivery at both a practice and systems level.
But do you know if the services you deliver are making a difference in the lives of the people who access them? This online session uses the Partnership Approach outcomes measurement framework to build your knowledge about outcome measures – what they are, why they’re important and how you can integrate them within your program areas to collect meaningful data about the impact your program is having on the lives of people who access them. |
This page hosts a series of online forums, videos and discussion on what it means to age well and what services providers can do to support consumer to age well and be active participants in their care.
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The CHSP Program has released a suite of resources to support a consistent and shared understanding of wellness and reablement across CHSP.
The resources include:
The resources provide practical advice, tools and tips for all support staff working in CHSP and you are encouraged to visit the Wellness and reablement digital landing page to access the resources directly. |
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Addressing diversity and wellness within the Aged Care Quality Standards
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Diversity and wellness principles are explicitly and implicitly referenced throughout the Aged Care Quality Standards. Therefore, there is a need for service providers to understand how to address diversity and wellness across all aspects of the standards. Originally developed as a 1.5 hour webinar, the recorded session has been divided into individual videos for each standard. An introduction to intersectionality, wellness and reablement is provided in the first video and case study examples highlight the relevant diversity and wellness elements and standard requirements for each video. It is highly advised that quality managers and those responsible for leading and implementing the standards and quality review process participate. Direct care and other CHSP staff will also benefit from the sessions as it uses case studies to highlight how diversity and wellness principles need to be considered and addressed at all levels of the organisation. This resource is not a replacement for any training or resources provided by the Aged Care Safety and Quality Commission. |
Source: Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission website. The use of the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission images does not constitute their endorsement
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