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PROVISIONAL PROGRAM
PLEASE CLICK ON EACH PRESENTATION TITLE FOR AN OVERVIEW OF THE PRESENTATION
Guide to Session Levels
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ALL (A): Suitable session for all delegates across the range of all practices |
FOUNDATION (F): Entry Level practice leadership, acquiring a solid elementary foundation; no prerequisites are assumed. |
INTERMEDIATE (I): Sessions are intended for a technical practice manager who have some knowledge of the subject matter but who need additional information |
ADVANCED (A): These sessions are intended for a very technical audience. Content is focused on a thorough understanding of the intermediate level, technical details on a particular subject is assumed and expected for the audience to gain any benefit from this level |
MASTERCLASS (M): Advanced, experienced and senior leaders within practices learning at an expert level |
Tuesday 16 October
0800 – 0900
Registration
for AAPM Pre-Conference Workshop Attendees Only
You can register for the pre-conference workshops during the online registration process. Pre-conference workshops held on Tuesday, are an additional cost and are not included in any registration categories.
0900 – 1200
| CHANGE MANAGEMENT |
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT | PRACTICE HUB WORKSHOP |
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Managers as change agents – transforming team resistance to change
‘Mini Retreat’ with DIKE DRUMMOND
Fitzroy Room |
Presented by STUART CHAN
Torrens Room |
Risky Business – how to avoid the pitfalls?
Presented by ANNA-MARIA GIBB, ANGELA MASON-LYNCH AND MARIANNA KELLY
Derwent Room |
1300 – 1600
| FOR RECEPTIONISTS |
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Stand out service by stand out people – healthcare teams leading the way
Presented by MARION McKAY
Derwent Room |
1200
Registration Opens
for AAPM National Conference Attendees
Potential members are welcome to attend the Annual General Meeting.
1530 – 1630
Annual General Meeting
National Convention Centre
Only individual full members are entitled to vote at the AAPM AGM. The AGM is the Board’s report on AAPM’s achievements over the past year and their strategic direction for the future.
Bradman Theatrette
1640 – 1800
Member Forum
Help shape the AAPM of Tomorrow
AAPM members are invited to join our Member Forum at this year’s AAPM Conference. This will be an opportunity to participate in round table sessions aimed at identifying future needs for the profession.
Fitzroy Room
1800 – 2000
Welcome Reception
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
Wednesday 17 October
0700
Registration
Main Foyer, National Convention Centre
0730 – 0830
Special Interest Groups Breakfast
Fitzroy Room
0845 – 0915
Plenary – Official Opening
Master of Ceremonies – Gary Smith
Welcome to Country – Jayden Goodrem and Tyronne Bell, Thunderstone Aboriginal Cultural & Land Management Services
Welcome to the Conference – Cathy Baynie, AAPM President
Welcome to Canberra – Fiona Kolokas, NSW/ACT President
Royal Theatre
1030 – 1100
Morning Tea & Industry Exhibition
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
1205 – 1305
Concurrent Sessions
| ALL
Royal Theatre |
INTERMEDIATE
Bradman Theatrette |
ADVANCED Menzies Room |
INTERMEDIATE
Nicholls Room |
| Audience: All | Audience: All | Audience: GP, PHN, All | Audience: All |
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Medicare Item numbers getting it right – Specialist, GP, Allied
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Emergency response planning for medical practices in Australia
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Credential theft, crypto–jacking, ransomware: Defending against current cyber threats for business continuity and compliance
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1305 – 1400
Lunch & Industry Exhibition
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
1400 – 1500
Concurrent Sessions
| INTERMEDIATE
Royal Theatre |
FOUNDATION
Bradman Theatrette |
INTERMEDIATE Menzies Room |
ADVANCED
Nicholls Room |
| Audience: All | Audience: All | Audience: Allied Health, Specialist, Dental | Audience: All |
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Trials & Tribulations of Leading a Team – get the low down on HR
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Smarter. Faster. Cheaper. Better.
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Marketing tips from an expert to fast-track your practice growth (For Dental and Allied Health Practice Managers) |
Know it all – Buy or Lease Rooms?
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1500 – 1520
Afternoon Tea & Industry Exhibition
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
1520 – 1530
Colleen Sullivan
My Profession – My AAPM Pathway
Royal Theatre
1530 – 1630
1730 – 1830
Happy Hour & Industry Exhibition
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
1730 – 1830
UNE Partnerships Awards
Derwent Room
1900 – 2100
First Time Attendees Dinner
Natural 9 Restaurant (in the Casino complex next door to the Canberra Convention Centre and Crowne Plaza)
Thursday 18 October – Getting down to business day
0700
Registration
Main Foyer, National Convention Centre
0730 – 0830
State Breakfasts
Fitzroy & Derwent Rooms
1045 – 1115
Morning Tea & Industry Exhibition
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
1115 – 1200
Concurrent Sessions
| ALLIED HEALTH
Royal Theatre |
EXPERIENCED
Bradman Theatrette |
Menzies Room |
FOUNDATIONS
Nicholls Room |
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How to build a boundary between work and home and restore your life balance. |
Healthy doctors, healthy teams, healthy workplaces
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1205 – 1250
Concurrent Sessions
| FOUNDATION
Royal Theatre |
SPECIALIST
Bradman Theatrette |
EXPERIENCED
Menzies Room |
FOUNDATION
Nicholls Room |
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“45 minute training on how to let go of stress and become the eye of the storm in your work day with a single breath. A priceless skill for a practice manager” |
Specialist, Allied Health & Dental Accreditation Panel Panel: SUE FRANCIS, VICKI LINDEN, COLEEN SULLIVAN, ANNA-MARIA GIBB Facilitator: GARY SMITH |
Valuing your practice: What is the value of your asset? How to maximise the sale of a Practice.
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Joining or Buying into a Practice
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1250 – 1345
Lunch & Industry Exhibition
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
1345 – 1430
Concurrent Sessions
| PRIMARY HEALTH CARE MASTERCLASS
Royal Theatre |
FOUNDATION
Bradman Theatrette |
EXPERIENCED
Menzies Room |
NON-GP
Nicholls Room |
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1345 – 1415 Positioning of Primary Health Care at the Centre of the Health System
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Quality – What is this PDSA thing? The quadruple aim for quality
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Engaging Clinicians in your Practice: Tenant? Sessional? Percentage? Flat rate? Services provided? Panel: CHRIS BABICH, KAREN CAMPBELL, WALID JAMMAL, JAN CHAFFEY Facilitator: PATRICE CAFFERKY |
Engagement with Private Health Funds |
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PRIMARY HEALTH CARE MASTERCLASS Royal Theatre |
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1415 – 1445 |
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1435 – 1520
Concurrent Sessions
| 1445 – 1520
Royal Theatre |
FOUNDATIONS
Bradman Theatrette |
EXPERIENCED – continued
Menzies Room |
EXPERIENCED
Nicholls Room |
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Helping your practice to deliver outstanding veteran healthcare
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My Health Record
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Engaging Clinicians in your Practice: Tenant? Sessional? Percentage? Flat rate? Services provided? Panel: CHRIS BABICH, KAREN CAMPBELL, WALID JAMMAL, JAN CHAFFEY Facilitator: PATRICE CAFFERKY |
The Notifiable Data Breaches scheme and what it means for your practice
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1520 – 1540
Afternoon Tea & Industry Exhibition
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
1540 – 1630
Driving Change: How Digital Health is changing Australian healthcare practice
Royal Theatre
1720 – 1820
Happy Hour & Industry Exhibition
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
1900 – 2200
The Fellows Dinner
Sculpture Garden Restaurant, National Gallery of Australia
Friday 19 October
1000 – 1100
1100 – 1130
Morning Tea & Industry Exhibition
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
1130 – 1300
Concurrent Sessions
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Royal Theatre |
MASTERCLASS
Bradman Theatrette |
EXPERIENCED
Menzies Room |
FOUNDATION
Nicholls Room |
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Understanding and Managing unreasonable behaviour in Patients, Doctors or Spouse
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Powering your team through good relationships
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Social Media – we know we need it but is it our friend? My health records – what are the risks for us at our practice? Emailing Clinical data – our patients demand it; how can we do it safely?
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1300 – 1400
Lunch & Industry Exhibition
Exhibition Area, National Convention Centre
1400 – 1500
Concurrent Sessions
| EXPERIENCED
Royal Theatre |
MASTERCLASS
Bradman Theatrette |
ALLIED HEALTH
Menzies Room |
FOUNDATION
Nicholls Room |
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Effectively Marketing your Practice Practical marketing tips including using social media to help your practice thrive
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Innovation and it’s role in the manager’s journey
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A practical guide on how to survive a Medicare Audit. What you need to know regarding the Medicare requirements of Team Care Arrangements and Allied Health Medicare referrals |
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1505 – 1605
From flying robots, 3D printing to AI. How can you harness these technologies to be effective in your business today?
Royal Theatre
1605 -1630
Farewell Refreshments
Main Foyer, National Convention Centre
1900 – 2400
Conference Dinner
Black and White Dinner – Ballroom, National Convention Centre
Saturday 20 October
0900 – 1730
Post Conference Tour
‘Canberra Icons and Wineries’
