Integrated Care for Older People

25-27 February 2015 Park and Skyline Rooms, Melbourne Olympic Park Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Delivering integrated, consumer directed care where, when and how it’s needed.

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Respecting Our Loved Older One’s Wishes


Delivering integrated, consumer directed care where, when and how it’s needed.

25-27 February 2015

Park and Skyline Rooms, Melbourne Olympic Park Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Aims

To showcase leadership in the cross sectoral and discipline delivery of integrated care that is respectful of the expressed needs of our older loved ones.

To share service improvement and quality initiatives that enable care to be provided closer to home or at home for older people.

To highlight initiatives to improve the patient/client experience and empower our elderly. To inspire delegates by providing a practical forum that facilitates the exchange tips, ideas and challenges.

Audience All professionals, clinicians, executives and managers with a passion for service improvement and care integration for older people including those:

Working in hospital avoidance, service improvement, care integration across the broad range of sectors and disciplines eg acute, aged, community/local government, disability, home care, palliative care, primary care, inc. Medicare Local, policy makers, alliance, partnerships, network and service integrators

Committed to enhancing the patient/client experience, facilitating consumer directed care and quality improvement more broadly including those focusing on reducing isolation for our elderly through community development initiatives

Advocacy, legal professionals, and others committed to seniors rights, the prevention of elder abuse, complaints handling and sorting out the complexities around powers of attorney, guardianships, wills etc.

If you missed your opportunity to submit an abstract...

...you are not alone. We have agreed to keep the call for abstracts for oral presentations in concurrent sessions, 1m x 1m poster presentations open until 31 January 2015. We will continue to take applications to run Master Classes on 25 February 2015 until 31 December 2014. Email your submission to [email protected]

*This program is in evolution. Presentations will be added. Some presentation times may be slightly altered. We take no responsibility for any errors or omissions. Please check our website regularly for updates.

Preliminary Program*

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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM Day 1: Thursday 26 February 2015

Session 1 Integrated Care: What’s its true value?

Chair TBA

09.00-09.10 Welcome and Housekeeping

09.10-09.40 Opening Address

Presentation title to be advised

Prof Chris Brook

Chief Advisor, Innovation, Safety and Quality; and,

Health and Medical Commander

Department of Health Victoria

09.40-10.10 Presentation title to be advised

Prof Peter Gonski

Director, Division of Aged and Extended Care (Southcare) Sutherland Hospital, NSW

Clinical Stream Director Aged Care and Rehabilitation

South Eastern Sydney Local Health District, NSW

10.10- 10.40 How person centred is your organisation? Creating an online national person-centred organ-

isational self-assessment resource for community aged care providers

Dr David Skyes

General Manager, Learning and Development

Alzheimer's Australia VIC

10.40-11.00 Questions to Speakers

11.00-11.25 Morning Tea

View Posters and Network with Delegates and Exhibitors



Session 2 Integrated Care In Action

Chair TBA

11.25-11.55 Presentation title to be advised

Carolyn Gullery

General Manager, Planning, Funding & Decision Support

Canterbury & West Coast District Health Boards, NZ

11.55-12.15 Cross Border Advanced Care Planning: A work in progress

Jacinta Flood

Aged Services Emergency Team (ASET)

Albury Wodonga Health, NSW/VIC

12.15-12.35 Telehealth - Staying Strong

Helen Tuxworth

Team Leader RN, Southern NSW ACT

integratedliving Australia


13.00-13.50 Lunch at the Buffet

Meet Someone New and Swap an Idea Challenge! (with prize)




Session 3 Integrated Care In the Community

Chair TBA

13.50-14.35 The Falls Rapid Response Service: From conception to delivery

Carol Foster

Locality Manager, Adults North

Nottingham Citycare Partnership, England, UK

14.35-14.55 Enabling the Inclusion of Seniors Through Intergenerational Initiatives and Social Housing

in the Auburn LGA

Anita Ceravolo

Community Development Officer – Age and Disability

Auburn City Council, NSW

14.55-15.15 Presentation to be advised


15.30-15.50 Afternoon Tea




Session 4 Respecting Our Loved One’s Wishes

Chair TBA

15.50-16.10 Advocacy as a Tool to Assist the Older Person to Have their Needs and Wishes Realised

Sonia Di Mezza

Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Manager of the Aged Care Team

ACT Disability Aged and Carer Advocacy Service (ADACAS)

16.10-16.30 A Companion Pair (Building confidence through volunteer and pastoral care services to

empower clients to live life to the full!)

Margaret Woods

Manager, Mission and Volunteers, Clergy and Congregational Care

Catholic Community Services NSW/ACT

16.30-16.50 A critical exploration of empowerment and enablement of the older person, and building of an

innovative, competent, compassionate home care workforce

Eesa Witt

Specialist Dementia Nurse Consultant

Witt Consulting, NSW


17.05 Close

Seminar Dinner 7.00 for 7.30pm

Entrée, Main Course, Dessert and Beverages

Melbourne Olympic Park

Entertainment by:

Rod Quantock, Comedian, Intellectual and Real Life Expert on Ageing

Maya (from top 30 The Voice) and Special Guests


PRELIMINARY PROGRAM Day 2: Friday 27 February 2015

Session 5 Safe, Quality Care for Our Older People

Chair TBA

09.10-09.40 Opening Address

Presentation title to be advised

Prof Joseph E Ibrahim

CRE-Patient Safety, Department of Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine & Prevention Research

Unit, Department of Forensic Medicine, School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Monash

University, VIC

Department of Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine, The Alfred Centre, VIC

Department of Forensic Medicine, Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine

09.40-10.25 The Pan-Canadian Home Care Safety Study: Results and Lessons to Take Home

Prof Régis Blais

Department of Health Administration and

Public Health Research Institute, University of Montreal, Canada

10.25-10.45 The “Better Practice Guide to Complaint Handling in Aged Care Services”: achieving

continuous improvements through an effective complaints process

Therese Stuart

Director, Industry Education Section

Aged Care Complaints Branch

Australian Government Department of Social Services


11.00-11.25 Morning Tea



Session 6 Respectful, Dignified End of Life

Chair TBA

11.25-11.45 PEPS (Partnership for excellence in palliative support)

Provision of 24Hr Support and Co-ordination of Palliative Care for Patients, Families, Carers

and Health & Social Care Professionals

Tracy Haddock

PEPS Manager, Bedfordshire Partnership For Excellence in Palliative Support (PEPS)

Co-ordination Centre and Local Implementation Manager, Vitrucare End of Life Pilot

St Johns Hospice, UK

11.45-12.30 Comparison of two independently completed advance care directives and their impact on

substitute decision making

Helena Cairney

Advance Care Planning Manager

Alfred Health, VIC


12.45-13.05 Cut to the Chase Poster Presentations

3 minutes per poster presenter to explain what they did, what they achieved and what they learnt

13.05-13.55 Lunch at the Buffet




Session 7 Facilitating Older People’s Independence

Chair TBA

13.55-14.20 There’s no need to shout!: assistive listening technology in the delivery of home and

community elder care

Lucinda Aberdeen

Lecturer in Sociology

University of Sunshine Coast, QLD

14.20– 14.40 Presentation to be advised

14.40– 14.50 Questions to Speakers

14.50– 15.10 Afternoon Tea



Session 8 Reconciling Seniors Rights and Family Estrangement, Wills, Powers of Attorney,

Guardianships and Other Related Nightmares

Chair TBA

15.10-15.30 Developing an Evidence Informed Social Work Guideline for Guardianship and

Administration applications’

Siobhan Feely

Social Worker

Royal Melbourne Hospital, VIC

15.30-16.10 Case studies or “what do I do when…Q&A”

This session is designed to try to tackle some the difficult and stressful interfamilial issues faced by

professionals while caring for their older patients.

Speakers/panel members to be advised

16.10 Close


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Integrated Care for Older People