Join this 60-minute panel as we discuss the best way to navigate the recommendations to create a healthcare system for the future.
This session is FREE thanks to our friends at Community Business Bureau.

Royal commission recommendations – transformational solutions or a hindrance for the healthcare ecosystem?

The Aged Care Royal Commission has recommended an increased focus on the person, much like the person-centred choice and control model of the NDIS.

But what does the move to a person-focused approach across these two sectors mean for Australia’s healthcare system in general and what should our future healthcare system look like? What does this mean for care providers and their workers?

Our panel will offer their thoughts on what they foresee as the key opportunities and issues around these recommendations and will discuss ideas on how community organisations can prepare for the changes.

What this panel discussion will cover

What our healthcare system could look like in the future considering the regulatory environment that may arise from the recommendations of reviews such as the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety and the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability.
How to take a strategic and proactive approach to identifying opportunities for growth and innovation, keeping your organisation ahead of the competition.
Practical ideas for effectively planning and implementing transformational change within your organisation, maximising compliance and viability.
Taking a proactive approach to managing, developing, and educating your staff, setting them up to adapt and thrive as both regulatory and organisational change occurs.

Who should attend this panel discussion?

Anyone working in the community sector, particularly those working in, interested in, or impacted by aged care and disability services.

Meet your moderator:

Michael Elias
CEO, Community Business Bureau (CBB)
Michael has extensive executive leadership, financial management, governance, and risk management experience in the not for profit, disability, and aged care sectors. His resume includes roles such as director of business commercialisation, disability reform at the Department of Human Services; as well as group chief financial officer for a large aged care and retirement organisation.

Meet the panellists:

Bev Barber
Director, Transforming Solutions
Bev has worked across state, local and federal governments and with Big4 consulting firms. Bev manages her own consulting practice, Transforming Solutions, which has a particular focus on strategy, governance, policy and business transformation.

Kerryn Dillon
Director, Health and wellbeing, PwC
Kerryn is the national subject matter expert in Aged Care at PwC. Kerryn has particular interest in the health workforce, systems and processes and healthcare operations. Kerryn is committed to excellence and innovation to achieve exceptional care outcomes for all.

Martin Freeman
Managing partner, Francis Health
Martin is a senior leader and management consultant and has led the Australian practice of Francis Health, since 2012. Francis Health now operate chiefly across NSW, QLD and SA working at both system (Ministry/Dept.) and facility (LHN/HHS) level to design and embed sustainable change and improve patient outcomes.

Michael Homden
Senior associate, Francis Health
Michael is an international authority on emergency and crisis management with a proven track record for delivering key successes in health logistics, building border protection capability, developing leading-edge operational risk tools and counter-terrorism mobilisation plans. His expertise has been relied upon across government and the private sector.

This session is brought to you with thanks to our sponsor

At CBB, our mission is to develop the capacity and sustainability of the not for profit sector. Our tailored salary packaging and business consulting services, community business grants and scholarships support organisations, who operate across our sector.

We support organisations to experience measurable improvements in profitability, resilience, and sustainability, allowing them to create more meaningful social outcomes for the health, quality of life, and social inclusion of their communities.

Discover the CBB difference at cbb.com.au

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