Regulatory Reforms Explained
May 13 - July 22
Develop your knowledge of what the new Aged Care Act, new Regulatory Model, Strengthened Quality Standards will bring in 2025
With significant aged care reforms on the horizon, it’s crucial for providers to be well-prepared.
Mirus Australia’s Regulatory Reforms Course has already supported hundreds of aged care professionals in building the clarity and confidence needed to respond to these upcoming changes. If you’re uncertain about what lies ahead, this course offers practical guidance and expert insight.
Places are limited—secure yours today.
This essential learning experience will equip you with a clear understanding of the new Aged Care Act, the updated Regulatory Model, and the Strengthened Quality Standards. You’ll explore what these reforms mean for residential aged care and what actions providers need to take to remain compliant in the new landscape.
What are the benefits of attending?
- Connect with and learn from peers by sharing experiences and ideas
- Understand the key pragmatic and mindset expectations shift in the new Aged Care Act and new Regulatory Model
- Discover improvements and how to implement them in your organisation to support the transition to the Strengthened Quality Standards and improve outcomes for older people in your care
- Receive a certificate of attendance with accredited CPD points
What you’ll learn:
- Understand the new Aged Care Act, new Regulatory Model, and Strengthened Quality Standards, how these are different to current expectations, and how these regulatory changes will be applied in residential aged care.
- Learn about the improvements and actions required due to these regulatory changes and how to implement them.
- Understand how Department and the Commission will regulate the sector in future, through data analysis, their risk-proportionate response, and risk monitoring approaches.
- Analyse your organisation’s performance against the new Aged Care Act, new Regulatory Model and Strengthened Quality Standards, as well as the consequences of non-compliance.
Tuesday, 13 May 9am AEST
Tuesday, 3 June 9am AEST
Tuesday, 13 June 9am AEST
Tuesday 8 July 9am AEST
Tuesday 22 July 9am AEST