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Dignity Of Risk Vs Duty Of Care For CHSP Providers - Non-Clinical

16 Feb 2026

Dignity Of Risk Vs Duty Of Care For CHSP Providers - Non-Clinical

  • From : Mon, 16 Feb 2026 08:30 AM
  • To : Mon, 16 Feb 2026 10:00 AM
  • At : Online, Webinar
  • Event type : Service Delivery & Capability Building
  • Organisation : SMR Sector Support & Development
  • Venue : Online
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Online Session

Event Detail

Event Detail

Join us for a 1.5 hour online training session with Dr Melanie Tan from Clinical Governance Consulting.

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📅 Tuesday, 16 February
🕔 8:30 am to 10:00 am AEDT (Queensland Time)
🕕9:30 am to 11:00 am AEST (VIC time)
📍Online

Overview

Join Dr Melanie Tan from Clinical Governance Consulting for a 1.5-hour online training session designed for direct care staff in home or social support settings (non-clinical).

What’s covered

During this session we will cover:

  • The concept of dignity of risk (and how this relates to person-centred care)
  • What ‘duty of care’ means in a community context
  • How to balance dignity of risk and duty of care and what this looks like

Who Should Attend? 

This session is for Direct care staff in the home or social support settings (non-clinical).

Cost

No cost for in-home aged care providers

Facilitated by

Dr Melanie Tan from Clinical Governance Consulting.

Presented by

SMR Sector Support & Development

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