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Last Thursday, Ausmed hosted an exclusive dinner in Adelaide to celebrate our coming together at #ACCPANC24. A big thank you to all that were able to make it - we had a wonderful time and hope you did too! Also a big thank you to Long Play Bistro for your wonderful hospitality and delicious food. See you all next year! #greatercare #ageofexcellence Aged & Community Care Providers Association

👉 How We Transformed our Approach to L&D 👈 Let's be frank: Ausmed's own internal 'Grow Program' didn’t quite land as we had hoped; there was only a 55% take up. It stung, but it was also a clear call to action. We needed to pivot quickly. We stripped everything back and launched the 'Learn and Grow' Program, rooted in what OUR team actually needs—simplicity and flexibility. We learned that L&D isn't just about providing resources; it's about making sure those resources resonate on a personal level. So, for everyone creating L&D strategies for 2025 right now, keep it simple and relevant. 📖 Read more from Tanya Large, Head of People and Culture at Ausmed here: https://lnkd.in/gxKk5hiC #LearningAndDevelopment #EmployeeEngagement #CareerDevelopment

We're approaching the end of #ACCPANC24! Don't miss out on building your Workforce Capability character at the Ausmed stand on your next break. Also don't forget to register your interest to learn more about our two new features: 🟠 Ausmed Intelligence™ - https://lnkd.in/gFkx3ejP 🟡 Ausmed Perform™ - https://lnkd.in/gHq-NwjG Michelle Wicky Aged & Community Care Providers Association #AgeofExcellence #agedcare

📚Are you looking to further your education with postgraduate study in 2025? The ACNP Primary Care Nursing and Midwifery Scholarship is now accepting applications for students studying in 2025. If you would like to take advantage of this opportunity, apply now as positions are expected to be filled before the 10th of February 2025 deadline. Ausmed is a proud partner of the Australian College of Nurse Practitioners (ACNP) in providing access to better education to improve the lives of all.

From the #ACCPANC24 floor: some of the characters you have been creating to showcase your capabilities have been very creative! We've even had a couple of characters stop by themselves - thanks for visiting Ausmed JAMIE DURIE OAM! Aged & Community Care Providers Association #ACCPANC24 #AgeofExcellence

Have you picked up your Ausmed Building Permit yet at #ACCPANC24? Come past to build your character and showcase your capability! Plus, go into the raffle to win a $200 Visa Gift Card. #workforcecapability #agedcare Aged & Community Care Providers Association #AgeofExcellence

Well, that's a wrap on Day 1 at #ACCPANC24! The Ausmed stand has been a hive of activity all day and we can't wait to see you in the morning for Day 2. #AgeofExcellence Aged & Community Care Providers Association #workforcecapability #agedcare

It's Day 1 at #ACCPANC24 and we're loving seeing you build your capability characters! Come past to learn about how we are supporting organisations across the #agedcare sector to develop and sustain their workforce capability. Aged & Community Care Providers Association #workforcecapability #AgeofExcellence

"Let’s face it. A lot of mandatory online training is either repetitive, boring, or both. And it’s no secret that some learners will do anything to get through it faster. Is the real problem the forward scrubbing, or is it something deeper?" In this article, Michelle Wicky explains that organisations often worry about learners speeding through mandatory training. Should we be less concerned with time spent learning and more concerned with outcomes? 📖 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gg9TFsmG #LearningAndDevelopment #OutcomesBasedLearning #OnlineTraining

We are proud to announce that last week, the federal government awarded Ausmed and Inclusion Australia a grant to fund a new platform called ‘Know My Rights: the NDIS National Microlearning Platform’. In close collaboration with Inclusion Australia, Ausmed will begin development on the public-facing platform in 2025. “The Disability Royal Commission revealed the extent of violence, abuse and neglect experienced by people with a disability in Australia”, explained Ausmed CEO, Will Egan in the Ausmed grant application. “There is an urgent need to ensure that NDIS providers are upholding the rights of people with disability, and to support people with disability to have an increased understanding of their rights and to be empowered to exercise those rights.” We look forward to providing more information on how we plan to approach this incredible opportunity. Read more about the grant and other recipients: https://lnkd.in/gbdXQk4b NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission Australian Government Bill Shorten.