The Age of Change coming to Adelaide this month
Aged care sector leaders will descend on Adelaide from 25–27 October for the Aged and Community Care Providers Association's (ACCPA) national conference, The Age of Change.
The conference theme encapsulates advancements in technology, society and culture, as well as the possibilities and challenges of this era in aged care. The event will explore complex changes taking place, from disruptive innovations reshaping our industry to the shifting global landscape demanding adaptive strategies.
Against the backdrop of this theme, attendees will engage in discussions, share insights and forge connections to harness change as a catalyst for progress and a foundation for shaping a more resilient and agile future for aged care.
“Aged care in Australia is at a crossroads, which brings hope for a brighter future as well as sweeping reforms. Some reforms will be easy and some will be hard. Keeping abreast of developments will be the key to future success in this age of change,” said ACCPA CEO Tom Symondson.
“The ACCPA National Conference is a way for industry leaders, many of whom work at the coalface, to help shape the future of aged care. It’s also an opportunity to learn and share innovations.
“It’s a chance to connect with like-minded industry professionals, interact with suppliers and explore business prospects and potential partnerships.”
There will be a wide range of sessions, covering governance, leadership, digital solutions, finance, retirement communities, seniors housing, care models, cutting-edge technologies, funding, workforce solutions, critical strategic priorities and the sector’s long-term viability.
“Aged care’s single greatest challenge is sustainability, both now and in the future. As the population ages, demand for aged care will spiral and we need to be ready. We need to build a sector that’s fit for purpose now and fit for purpose in the future.”
Walkley Award winning journalist Tony Jones will act as Master of Ceremonies and actor, radio presenter and philanthropist Samuel Johnson OAM, will be the Opening Keynote Speaker. Samuel has won AFI and Logie Awards for his roles in The Secret Life of Us, and Molly and he’s both admired and respected for his charity ‘Love Your Sister’.
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