Date: Wednesday 21 October 2026
Time: 1pm to 2.30pm SA | 1.30pm to 3pm VIC, NSW, ACT, TAS | 10.30am to 12pm WA | 12pm to 1.30pm NT | 12.30pm to 2pm QLD
Audience: Facility Managers, Clinical and Care Managers, Home Care/Support at Home Leaders, Quality, Risk and Compliance Teams
Presenter: Philomena Mitolo - Senior Quality Advisor for Aged Care Management Australia, Former Assistant Director of ACQSC, internationally recognised Surveyor with ISQuaEA

Audit readiness is no longer a once-off activity – it is a continuous practice.

This session provides the clarity, tools, and confidence needed to:

navigate the new expectations and
strengthen compliance across your service

Registered aged care providers are now required to demonstrate clear, real evidence of how safe, quality care is delivered, governed and sustained.

This session unpacks key changes under the Strengthened Aged Care Regulatory Model and their impacts on:

Registration and re-registration
Audits and compliance
Governance and leadership
Everyday service delivery across residential and home care

Participants will gain a practical, in-depth understanding of how the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission now assesses compliance through two core tools:

AECT – Audit Evidence Collection Tool
CDECT – Care Delivery Evidence Collection Tool

This session will break down:

What each tool requires
How they are applied during registration and audits
How AECT and CDECT work together to assess organisational systems and frontline care delivery

Participants will leave with practical strategies to:

Confidently interpret and apply these tools in their own service
Strengthen evidence collection processes
Align governance with practice
Improve overall audit readiness

This session builds capability to demonstrate not only compliance but also consistent, effective, high-quality care outcomes under the strengthened regulatory framework.

By the end of this session, you will:

Understand what the AECT and CDECT really mean for your service
Know what evidence is expected and how it is assessed
Learn practical strategies to collect, organise, and present evidence
See what continuous audit readiness looks like in practice
Build confidence in demonstrating safe, quality care under the new expectations

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