We are discussing a bid for a Teaching Nursing Home at the University of Canberra today.
The discussions are being hosted and facilitated by Laurie Grealish.
Laurie has been working with Leigh Blackall to develop a Wikiversity page for the bid.
What has delighted me about the day has been the use of a Wikiversity open access page and Leigh’s use of UStream to webcast proceedings and MeetingWords to note discussion points..
There are a number of community groups involved in the workshop and it seems to me that the openness of the bid is a great model for community sharing and consumer directed care. This blog post is a contribution to that sharing.
The program for the day is:
| 13.00 | Welcome, introductions Overview of the forum |
Associate Professor Laurie Grealish, Chair |
| 1315 | UC and Engagement with the Capital Region | Mr Lewis Jones, Executive Director, Office of Development, University of Canberra |
| 1330 | Ageing and aged care in Australia | Professor Diane Gibson, Dean Faculty of Health, University of Canberra |
| 1350 | Preliminary work: Issues in residential aged care & Teaching Nursing Home Models | Associate Professor Laurie Grealish |
| 1410 | What could be done in the ACT Capital Region within a formal collaborative framework, known as the Teaching Nursing Home? |
Small group work |
| 1440 | Reporting back and discussion |
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| 15.00 | Afternoon tea |
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| 15.15 | What possible hurdles may exist? How might we address them at this early planning stage? |
Small group work |
| 15.45 | Reporting back and discussion |
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| 16.10 | Summary of the day: Where to next | Associate Professor Laurie Grealish, Chair |
