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SUMMARY:MAC Symposium - Living Fully\, Caring Deeply: A Symposium on Palliative Care
DESCRIPTION:This symposium is a fantastic opportunity to learn\, connect\, and deepen your understanding of palliative care. Join the MAC Symposium for a thought-provoking exploration of the pivotal themes shaping the future of compassionate care. This symposium will explore the world of palliative care\, with a special focus on CALD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) Perspectives\, the perception of Advanced Care Directives within CALD communities\, and the unique relationship between food and palliative care and more. \nHere is a sneak preview of the experts and practitioners that you will get an opportunity to engage with: \n\nLesley Habel – Aged Care Manager at Adelaide PHN\nGeorgia Rowley – Researcher at The University of Adelaide\, School of Health\, Palliative Care\nDeb Dutton – CEO of Rembrandt Living\nHannah Cortes – Community Engagement Officer at the City of Charles Sturt\n\nStay tuned and watch the space for more details on our Key Note Speaker and other guest speakers! \nWhen: Wednesday\, 08 November 2023 \nTime: 10:00am – 1:00pm (ACDT) \nWhere: Online (Zoom) \nRegister below: \n\n\n\n\nMAC Symposium 2023 \n$20.00 \nBuy now
URL:https://mac.org.au/event/mac-symposium-living-fully-caring-deeply-a-symposium-on-palliative-care/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Multicultural Aged Care":MAILTO:macsa@mac.org.au
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SUMMARY:Cross Cultural Communication in Feedback & Complaints
DESCRIPTION:BUILDING BRIDGES: CULTIVATING CULTURAL INTELLIGENCE WEBINAR SERIES \nEnhance your organization’s ability to provide culturally appropriate care by participating in our Cross-Cultural Communication in Feedback & Complaints. Develop effective strategies to manage cultural challenges\, navigate language barriers\, and foster culturally sensitive professional behaviour. Join us to build bridges and achieve better outcomes in a diverse workplace.\n \nThe webinars have been developed and will be hosted by Multicultural Aged Care team.\n\nMethodology is a combination of:\n\n\n\n\ncultural safety principles\ncultural intelligence (CQ) theory and MAC 4 As Model\ncultural competence – from knowledge to skills\, and towards strategies\nhands-on examples\, scenarios and activities\na range of recommended resources available at the MAC Library to further inform your practice\n\n\n\n\nAnticipated learning outcomes:\n \n\nIncrease organizational and workforce capacity in managing a culturally diverse workplace.\nAssist organizations and staff in developing effective strategies to demonstrate culturally appropriate professional behavior and achieve goals effectively.\nIdentify cultural challenges and barriers\, and understand the key components of successfully managing feedback and complaints.\nDevelop effective strategies to manage and reconcile cultural dilemmas and values within a culturally diverse workplace.\nLearn techniques to navigate language barriers and complexities when working with culturally diverse clients\, improving communication and collaboration.\nPromote the building of bridges and goodwill by enhancing culturally appropriate professional behavior.
URL:https://mac.org.au/event/cross-cultural-communication-in-feedback-complaints/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Multicultural Aged Care":MAILTO:macsa@mac.org.au
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SUMMARY:Cross Cultural Communication in Assessment & Care Planning
DESCRIPTION:BUILDING BRIDGES: CULTIVATING CULTURAL INTELLIGENCE WEBINAR SERIES \nEnhance your organization’s ability to provide culturally appropriate care by participating in our Cross-Cultural Communication in Assessment and Care Planning training. Develop effective strategies to manage cultural challenges\, navigate language barriers\, and foster culturally sensitive professional behaviour. Join us to build bridges and achieve better outcomes in a diverse workplace.\n \nThe webinars have been developed and will be hosted by Multicultural Aged Care team.\n\nMethodology is a combination of:\n\n\n\n\ncultural safety principles\ncultural intelligence (CQ) theory and MAC 4 As Model\ncultural competence – from knowledge to skills\, and towards strategies\nhands-on examples\, scenarios and activities\na range of recommended resources available at the MAC Library to further inform your practice\n\n\n\n\nAnticipated learning outcomes:\n \n\nIncrease organizational and workforce capacity in managing a culturally diverse workplace.\nAssist organizations and staff in developing effective strategies to demonstrate culturally appropriate professional behavior and achieve goals effectively.\nIdentify cultural challenges and barriers\, and understand the key components of a successful assessment and care planning process.\nDevelop effective strategies to manage and reconcile cultural dilemmas and values within a culturally diverse workplace.\nLearn techniques to navigate language barriers and complexities when working with culturally diverse clients\, improving communication and collaboration.\nPromote the building of bridges and goodwill by enhancing culturally appropriate professional behavior.
URL:https://mac.org.au/event/cross-cultural-communication-in-assessment-care-planning/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Multicultural Aged Care":MAILTO:macsa@mac.org.au
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SUMMARY:Meeting the needs of the most vulnerable
DESCRIPTION:These informative and interactive webinar series will unpack each of six outcomes of the Diversity Framework – one by one\, in a context of culturally appropriate care provision and how these can support the implementation of the Aged Care Quality Standards – from the perspective of effective communication. \nThe webinars have been developed and will be hosted by Agnieszka Chudecka\, PICAC SA\n\nMethodology is a combination of:\n\n\n\n\ncultural safety principles\ncultural intelligence (CQ) theory and MAC 4 As Model\ncultural competence – from knowledge to skills\, and towards strategies\nhands-on examples\, scenarios and activities\na range of recommended resources available at the MAC Library to further inform your practice\n\n\n\n \nWho should attend:\n\nThe webinars are addressed to senior managers and leaders from residential\, home care and CHSP services. Particularly these currently working in aged care\, responsible for meeting aged care quality standards\, involved in quality assurance and preparation for Quality Review and the organisational Aged Care Diversity Framework organisational action plans’ development and implementation.\n\nAnticipated learning outcomes:\n\n\nincreased understanding of what is culturally appropriate care in service delivery\nimproved knowledge on how culturally appropriate care provision supports the implementation of the Aged Care Quality Standards\nimproved knowledge on how to implement the Aged Care Diversity Framework and prepare your organisation’s Aged Care Diversity Framework Action Plans\nimproved access to practical resources and tools to support the implementation of inclusion and diversity strategies.
URL:https://mac.org.au/event/meeting-the-needs-of-the-most-vulnerable/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Multicultural Aged Care":MAILTO:macsa@mac.org.au
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SUMMARY:Respectful and Inclusive Services
DESCRIPTION:These informative and interactive webinar series will unpack each of six outcomes of the Diversity Framework – one by one\, in a context of culturally appropriate care provision and how these can support the implementation of the Aged Care Quality Standards – from the perspective of effective communication. \nThe webinars have been developed and will be hosted by Agnieszka Chudecka\, PICAC SA\n\nMethodology is a combination of:\n\n\n\n\ncultural safety principles\ncultural intelligence (CQ) theory and MAC 4 As Model\ncultural competence – from knowledge to skills\, and towards strategies\nhands-on examples\, scenarios and activities\na range of recommended resources available at the MAC Library to further inform your practice\n\n\n\n \nWho should attend:\n\nThe webinars are addressed to senior managers and leaders from residential\, home care and CHSP services. Particularly these currently working in aged care\, responsible for meeting aged care quality standards\, involved in quality assurance and preparation for Quality Review and the organisational Aged Care Diversity Framework organisational action plans’ development and implementation.\n\nAnticipated learning outcomes:\n\n\nincreased understanding of what is culturally appropriate care in service delivery\nimproved knowledge on how culturally appropriate care provision supports the implementation of the Aged Care Quality Standards\nimproved knowledge on how to implement the Aged Care Diversity Framework and prepare your organisation’s Aged Care Diversity Framework Action Plans\nimproved access to practical resources and tools to support the implementation of inclusion and diversity strategies.
URL:https://mac.org.au/event/how-can-the-diversity-framework-enhance-effective-communication-2/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Multicultural Aged Care":MAILTO:macsa@mac.org.au
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