PERTH: Framework Implementation: From Principles to Practice

Name: PERTH: Framework Implementation: From Principles to Practice
Start: 2026-11-03T08:30:00+0800
End: 2026-11-03T12:00:00+0800
Location: TSH Tomasi Room

Tue, 3 Nov, 8:30am - 12pm AWST

TSH Tomasi Room

Wembley WA, Australia

PRECI Australia

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Please note that venues are currently being sourced and will be updated as soon as possible. Ease of getting to the venue as well as parking are being taken into consideration.

As a follow up from the consultations that supported the development of the National Best Practice Framework for Early Childhood Intervention, PRECI is responding to requests for implementation support.

This free workshop is Part 1 of a 3 part face to face opportunity.

3rd November - Part 1: free workshop on implementation of the Framework (morning)

3rd November - Part 2: free consultation on professional standards (afternoon)

4th November - Part 3: Full day Practice-Based Coaching training (fee payable)

Separate registration is required for all events.

This is the workshop for you if you want to:

Deepen knowledge of the National Best Practice Framework for ECI principles, practices and resources
Consider how the decision-making guide strengthens practice
Understand the enablers/barriers (drivers) to implementation reported in previous consultations.
Understand how the Framework practices can be implemented within daily work
Complete an on-line template designed to evaluate and monitor practices related to the Framework principles (individual/team/organisational levels)
Share successful strategies to improve practices
Develop a plan for continuous improvement
Discuss how PRECI can support targeted individual, team and community-wide implementation in the future

This workshop will be facilitated by Denise Luscombe and Kerry Bull.

Denise Luscombe: PRECI Chair, ECI Consultant, Paediatric Physiotherapist

Kerry Bull: PRECI Implementation Working Group, EC/ECI consultant

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Professional and Researchers in Early Childhood Intervention (PRECI) is an Australian research-to-practice peak body focussed on outcomes for young children with developmental concerns, delay or disability, and their families. PRECI was established as a not-for-profit public company limited by guarantee in June 2022. It is a recognised charity.

Our vision is Excellence and equity in services for young children with developmental disabilities and at risk of developmental delay, and their families.

Our purpose is to lead Australian early childhood intervention research, knowledge translation, quality practice, and policy for young children with developmental disabilities.

PRECI has been formed to:

· Provide a national network connecting early childhood intervention practitioners and researchers with a focus on supporting collaborative research, knowledge sharing and peer support.

· Provide early childhood intervention professionals, community organisations, researchers, higher education institutions and policymakers with an authoritative source of information about best practice in early childhood intervention.

· Identify, develop, promote, and raise awareness of advances in effective models of service delivery to ensure consistent implementation of best practice for young children and families.

· Promote a national approach to coordinated and comprehensive pre-service, in-service, and post-graduate training opportunities for professionals working with children with developmental delay and disability, and their families and related mainstream services, on contemporary and evidence-informed practices.

· Develop a national research framework and conduct research projects to advance and inform early childhood intervention within Australia.

· Promote interdisciplinary collaborations to ensure advances in research and translation of research into practice.

· Provide nationally coordinated and timely responses to federal policy, funding, and service delivery guidelines to support consistent contemporary practice in early childhood intervention.

Our Board includes early childhood intervention service practitioners, CEOs, researchers, academics, and consultants with many decades of experience in the field.