Our live learning sessions and recorded presentations have been designed to focus on key areas of risk and identifying practical actions that can be taken to conform with regulatory requirements.
Live learning program updates underway
Our live learning program is currently being reviewed. While we update our program there are no sessions available to attend. When new sessions are available, dates will be published on this page, and registration details will be provided.
Recorded versions of our live learning sessions from the past 12 months are available. These can be accessed through the links in the Recorded presentations section below.
If there is a topic or session you would like to see included in the live learning program, please email us at education@agedcarequality.gov.au.
Recorded presentations
The recorded presentations below are available to view at any time through the Alis platform.
| The strengthened Quality Standards: Providing quality residential care and The strengthened Quality Standards - Providing quality aged care in home or community settings |
Understand registered provider obligations under the strengthened Quality Standards, how the Standards are connected to one another, and how to apply them using scenario-based activities. |
| Investing in your reportable incident capability: Incident management and the Serious Incident Response Scheme | An overview of incident management and the Serious Incident Response Scheme (SIRS) and related obligations outlined in the Aged Care Act 2024 and Aged Care Rules 2025. |
| The Strengthened Quality Standards in Practice | An overview of the structure and requirements of the strengthened Quality Standards, and how they can be applied in your service setting. |
| The regulatory landscape for providers – more than audit | Understand registered provider obligations and responsibilities aligned with the Aged Care Act 2024 and the Commission’s Regulatory Strategy. |
| An overview of incident management | An overview of incident management requirements outlined in the Aged Care Act 2024 and the Aged Care Rules 2025 and why it’s important to manage incidents effectively. |