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Ensuring compliance and quality in home care

2-3 September 2025
Crown Conference Centre, Naarm/Melbourne

PART OF THE NATIONAL AGED CARE CONVENTION

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500+

AGED CARE LEADERS

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75+

SPEAKERS

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BREAKOUT ZONES

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CO-LOCATED AGED CARE FORUMS

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SHOWCASE AREA

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Welcome to the Home Care Reform, Quality, Safety & Risk Forum

The Home Care Reform Quality, Safety & Risk Forum helps organisations gain an understanding of how to maintain the balance between being compliant with increasingly strict regulatory requirements while still being able to focus on delivering high levels of home care despite the rapidly increasing demand for this care.

 

With growing importance of governance and risk control processes to drive continuous improvement in the quality of care, this forum allows attendees to dive into the key challenges facing the sector. 

 

As a sponsor, this is your opportunity to position your brand as a key player in home care organisations as they react to the growing changes in standards, safety and risk. The event will allow you to engage directly with decision-makers and demonstrate your commitment to strengthening the aged care sector. 

Main Delegate Challenges

  • Skills & Training Gaps: Limited access to high-quality, standardised training impacts care quality and create inconsistencies across the sector.

  • Staffing Shortages & Retention: Persistent workforce shortages, high turnover rates, and difficulties in attracting new talent continue to strain care standards.

  • Funding Constraints: Limited funding and resources hinders investments into staff traning, service improvements, and innovation.

  • Technology & Innovation Barriers: Many providers struggle to adopt innovative solutions due to cost, training requirements, and infrastructure limitations.

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Our Advisory Board

These senior Aged Care sector leaders have drawn on their experience and insight to help shape this year’s agenda and speaking lineup for the Home Care Reform, Quality, Safety & Risk Forum.

Featured Speakers

Victoria Winsall

Independent Living Manager

Gunditjmara Aboriginal Cooperative

Juliette Spurrett

Executive Director

Community Services

Geoff Rowe

Chief Executive Officer

Aged & Disability Advocacy Australia

Rameez Hassan

Chief Nursing Officer

Regis Aged Care

Heather Hollingworth

Chief Executive Officer

BCD Community Care

Julia Lawrence

Executive General Manager, Service Delivery

St Vincent’s Care Services

Meredith Coote

Co-Chair, Department of Social Services

National Carer Strategy Advisory Committee

Lahn Straney

Chief Scientific Officer

MOA

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2024 Sponsors

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Sponsoring an event like this has allowed us to meet a large cross
section of people, from C-suite and decision makers to people on the ground like nurses, and it’s handy to speak to them about what they need and want. It’s one of the most qualitative events we’ve attended, and as a result we’re having some phenomenal conversations.

Product Manager, Touchstone Life Care

This forum is part of

Helping providers transition to the new Support at Home Program to improve quality outcomes, safety standards, risk and employee experience in home care.
Connecting aged care providers with enhanced recruitment and retention strategies, advanced workforce automation, and comprehensive training solutions.
Helping aged care providers prepare for new Aged Care Act and meet new regulations to improve the quality of care for consumers and care workers.
Guiding aged care providers towards financial resilience with innovative funding strategies, operational efficiency, and sustainable care models.

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