Transitioning 4b pain management workshop
A structured workshop to help providers develop their approach to 4b pain management transition under AN-ACC
Workshop the process, explore ideas for new programs and collaborate with other providers to develop your approach to pain management
The transition from ACFI to AN-ACC will see the end of the 4b funding. Pain Management and Physiotherapy (Allied Health) will still be essential to aged care however a systematic review of all residents receiving 4b currently is required. In addition, a broader approach to Allied Health in the care model may be required.
The process of review of 4b needs to be clinically based and consultative. Experience tells us that the process takes much longer than expected.
Get 10% off when booking 3 or more participants
Course features
Interactive workshop with readings
You’ll earn 3 CPD points and get a certificate of attendance
Participate in a live and interactive group workshop over Zoom
Workshop outline
- Workshop the process for reviewing and transitioning residents off 4b
- Explore ideas for new programs and alternative pathways for pain management
- Collaborate with other providers to broaden thinking on approaches to pain management
Who should attend?
- Aged care executives
- Funding coordinators and analysts
- Clinical care and Quality Managers
Your workshop facilitator
Andrew Farmer
Partner of Mirus Australia
Andrew’s focus is to enable growth and change through innovation and empowering people. As a Partner of Mirus Australia, Andrew leads the business strategy so that Mirus performs the best way it can for its people and customers. With 30 years experience across major industries including Health, Banking, Manufacturing and Consulting, Andrew has specialisation in sales and marketing leadership, commercialisation, strategy, innovation, workshop design and facilitation, analysis/problem solving and articulating value.
Taran Minhas
Consultant
Taran has worked as a physiotherapist in residential aged care facilities, as well as many years as a clinical educator and consultant within community aged care and disability sectors. Through her career, she has successfully delivered several complex change management, risk management and regulatory compliance projects. Outside of usual work, she volunteers her time and skills as Leading Age Services Australia’s Next Gen Ambassador and as Young Sikh Professionals Network’s Leadership Development Lead.
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FAQ’s about Transitioning 4b pain management workshop
There are no pre-requisites.
There are some suggested readings to support learning.
1 Virtual Session: 2.5 hours
The course runs online in a live session over Zoom platform.
You will receive instructions when you register your participation
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