Date: Friday 18 September 2026

Time: 12.30pm to 2pm SA, NT | 1pm to 2.30pm VIC, NSW, TAS, ACT, QLD | 11am to 12.30pm WA

Audience: New AN ACC specialists and RNs and staff who monitor or report on care minutes, and those who need to understand care minute compliance requirements

AN ACC - The residential aged care funding assessment requires an understanding of words and phrases to support accurate reflection of resident care requirements.

This guides the participant through the framework of AN ACC, the funding strategy required and the assessment tool detailing the words and phrases needed in clinical documentation. Finishing off with some real-world examples for you to test your understanding.

Agenda:

Review of AN ACC structure and care minutes
Principles of documentation including the new Quality Standards and Consumer Directed Care
The tool in detail
Practicing your documentation with scenarios

CARE MINUTES - Regulation directing care minute application in the workplace for residential aged care facilities is complex and multi-faceted. Learn how to manage your care minutes, what information you need to record and how to ensure you remain compliant and profitable.

Agenda:

Introduction
Care Minute requirements
Reporting
Noncompliance with targets
How to be profitable
References

Presented by Karina Peace RN, BNS, G. Cert Bus, MN (Health Man).

Karina Peace is a leader in the residential aged care sector representing aged care providers’ voices in government committees and reforms. With extensive experience in senior level and executive oversight of clinical management, operations and as non-executive director roles with health service providers, Karina focuses her work on consulting from board to floor environments. Specialising in strategy, change management, quality and risk management, education and coaching and ensuring profitable outcomes, Karina continues to prioritise supporting people to successfully continue delivering care and services to our aged population.

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