Care Planning and Defensible Documentation for the CHSP and Home Care Workforce
Care Planning and Defensible Documentation for the CHSP and Home Care Workforce

- State or territory NSW, NT, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC, WA, ACT
- Type of program Online, Workshop
- Sector relevance CHSP providers, Home and community care
- Topic relevance Wellness and reablement, Clinical, nursing, care management, Workforce relations, Leadership and management, Safety, quality and compliance, Customer service
Workshop overview
This interactive workshop is designed to support the aged care workforce delivering Commonwealth Home Support Program services and delivering care in home and community settings. The workshop includes, the relevance and principles of defensible documentation, care planning and assist participants to gain confidence to identify when issues of concern require reporting to supervisors and management.
Who should attend?
This workshop is ideal for the aged care frontline workforce delivering CHSP services and delivery of care in home care and community settings.
The outcomes are:
- understand the importance and relevance of documentation principles in relation to the Aged Care Quality Standards
- apply the principles of documentation guidelines to support an older person’s wellbeing
- recognise why care planning is critical to reduce risk for the older person, the workforce and the organisation
- identify when and how to escalate concerns.
Date: TBA
Time: TBA
Ageing Australia member
1 – 2 people: $299 incl. GST each
3 – 10 people: $269.10 incl. GST each
Additional member discounts may apply for groups of 11 and greater.
Non member
$478 incl. GST each
Note – Registration is one ticket per participant and all participants are required to access training on individual devices.
Testimonial
“Clear presentation, well paced group activities, very useful to do.”
“The session was a great mix of theory and practice that encouraged input from all attending. Documentation and Care Planning for CHSP has long been due.
A lot of training previously has focused around HCP programs and higher care services documentation. This training hit the mark for the attendees and met the needs of coordinators and staff working in CHSP services from personal care, domestic assistance to Social Support Group and individual.
Bernadette shared her knowledge and experience providing great examples along with referencing the Aged Care Standards.”
“I really enjoyed Bernadette as the facilitator. She was friendly, informative, and communicated very articulately.”
“The session was very informative and delivered in a way that was clear and did not feel drawn out. It gave me a lot to think about how I can put it into practice in my role.”
“I found the practical sessions excellent – fabulous use of technology to bring together people from across the country, to enable sharing of ideas and practices.”
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Cancellations, refunds, substitutions and transfers
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Payment terms
It is a condition of registration that participants pay full payment at the time of booking via credit card or by invoicing by prior arrangement. All payments must be finalised prior to commencement. Registrants who have outstanding payments will not be able to participate. Upon registration, a tax invoice will be emailed to the person making the booking.
Aligns to the following strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards
- Standard 1 - The individual- 1.1 Person-centred care
- 1.2 Dignity, respect and privacy
- 1.3 Choice, independence and quality of life
- 1.4 Transparency and agreements
 
- 1.1 Person-centred care
- Standard 3 - Care and services- 3.1 Assessment and planning
- 3.2 Delivery of funded aged care services
- 3.3 Communicating for safety and quality
- 3.4 Planning and coordination of funded aged care services
 
- 3.1 Assessment and planning
 
				


