Aged Care Standard Eight Organisational Governance

Learning outcomes: - Investigate the structure and intent of standard eight - Understand the expected outcomes of standard eight - Answer the supportive reflective question that work to support compliance for this standard - Investigate the resources available for both providers and consumers.

Presented by:

Drew Dwyer

PhD, FACN

Dr Drew Dwyer PhD FACN CFJBI Consultant Gerontologist Frontline Care Solutions

Aged Care Standard Eight Organisational Governance

Learning outcomes:
- Investigate the structure and intent of standard eight
- Understand the expected outcomes of standard eight
- Answer the supportive reflective question that work to support compliance for this standard
- Investigate the resources available for both providers and consumers.

Your price: 15.00

Quantity:

Members: $0.00

Non-Member: not available (Join Now)

Content Type: Elearning module

CPD Hours: 1.00

Created: Wednesday, 03 February 2021

Area/s of Study

Aged care

Related CPD courses


Aged Care Standard Three Personal Care and Clinical Care Learning outcomes: - Investigate the structure and intent of standard three - Understand the expected outcomes of standard three - Answer the supportive reflective question that work to support compliance for this standard
Managing Malnutrition in the Elderly The consequences of poor malnutrition are significant and often irreversible for the elderly. The Dietitians Association of Australia calls this the silent epidemic in the elderly, citing that more than 50% of older Australians in aged care....
Managing the dignity of risk and decision making in aged care settings - Understanding the governance of dignity and risk - Introduction to the concept of will and preference - Understanding the relationship approach - Investigate the tools and resources available
Immunisation in Aged Care settings and cold chain management Aged care providers have a duty of care and responsibility towards the consumers within their care. This falls under the Aged Care Act 1997 guidelines. The quality of care provided is governed by the Quality Care Principles 2014, which incl....