AI in Aged Care: What’s Next for Your Organisation
AI in Aged Care: What’s Next for Your Organisation
Webinar overview
AI has moved into the aged care sector faster than most organisations have had time to form a view on. Staff are already using ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot in their daily work — often further ahead than leadership realises — while many boards are still working out what an AI position should look like.
This webinar covers where the sector actually is, where it’s heading, and what providers should do next. George will introduce the Three Tiers of AI in Aged Care — a framework for placing your organisation on the AI adoption spectrum — with focused attention on Tier 1: the generic AI tools already in use across the sector, and the risks and opportunities they bring.
Attendees will also receive early access to the updated Guidelines for the Responsible Use of Generative AI in Aged Care, launching the day after the webinar.
What you’ll take away
- A clear read on where AI sits in the sector right now
- The Three Tiers framework, and how to identify which tier your organisation is currently operating at
- An understanding of what’s working, what’s risky, and what’s overstated about Tier 1 (generic AI) use
- A first look at the new Guidelines and how to apply them
- Three concrete moves your organisation can make in the next 90 days
Who it’s for
Aged care executives, operational managers, governance professionals, and anyone responsible for technology decisions or workforce capability in their organisation.
About the presenter
George Gouzounis is the Aged Care Sector Support Coordinator at the Multicultural Communities Council of SA and Chair of the National AI Adoption in Aged Care Workgroup. He led the development of the sector’s guidelines for responsible AI use, and edits Age Friendly Futures, a weekly newsletter on technology, policy and innovation in aged care.
Who should attend?
Aged care executives, operational managers, governance professionals, and anyone responsible for technology decisions or workforce capability in their organisation.
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Disclaimer
Information is of a general nature only and has been prepared without taking into account your organisations particular needs, circumstances and objectives. Some information presented in is of a general nature and participants may need to take into account their organisation’s particular needs, circumstances and objectives. While every effort has been made to disseminate accurate information at the time of presentation, legislative changes occur regularly. Participants are responsible for ensuring they are working to the most current regulatory requirements.
