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This conference has been endorsed by Royal College of Nursing, Australia according to approved criteria. Day one of the conference has been allocated 5 Continuing Nurse Education (CNE) points; Day two has been allocated 5 CNE points.
ACEBAC 2007 Welcome Message from the Director Print
The 2004 ACEBAC conference received rave reviews - the 2007 event will be even better! The focus of ACEBAC’s work is interdisciplinary, evidence based care of older people. This conference through its keynote speakers will provoke, inform and entertain participants. Keynote speakers are Professor Mike Nolan from the University of Sheffield, UK, who will present on relationship centred care in an evidence based practice environment. Associate Professor Stephen Hall – Rheumatologist from Cabrini Medical Centre will question the value and ‘ethics’ of evidence based practice and Professor Joseph Ibrahim – Director of Aged Care Medicine from Peninsula Health will reflect on the reality of evidence based practice as it relates to older people. All invited speakers are known for their wit and wisdom. They are also pragmatic and have tested their ideas in real world practice. The ageing of populations across the world is a story of success – success in keeping people alive longer and often (but not always) with a better quality of life. This success has brought with it a new set of opportunities, new ways of thinking and working and of course the inevitable commitment of some to the status quo.
Rhonda Nay, ACEBAC2007 Director
Ideas such as evidence based practice, person centred care, interdisciplinary care (and the list goes on) are bandied around, often by people who have very different understandings of what they mean in actual practice. All have the ‘devoted disciples’ the ‘qualified users’ and the ‘outright sceptics’. The ACEBAC Conference will provide participants with the opportunity to hear and engage in the debates, network with colleagues, share challenges and solutions and of course enjoy the Melbourne weather! Older people are the big consumers of the health care system – they are also major contributors to all aspects of society. Whether you are looking to improve budget efficiency and effectiveness, protect or expand disciplinary boundaries, change, or resist changes in clinical practice, be voted in or out at the next election or just looking for insurance for your own old age this conference is for you. Join the A List and be seen at the 2007 ACEBAC conference!




 
ACEBAC 2007 gratefully acknowledges the support of our 2 major sponsors:
Gold Sponsor: Australian Government, Department of Health and Ageing
Silver Sponsor: Department Human Services, Victoria

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