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All presentations of NDP’s Workforce Virtual Conference 2023 are available on demand
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Those who missed NDP’s recent Workforce Virtual Conference this year can still watch all the presentations with an on-demand pass. The one-day online conference in June covered crucial topics in disability employment and we recorded all the speeches, panels, and discussions for you to view until 21 September. The pass also gives you access to all the exhibitors and resources.
By buying a pass by Friday 11 August, you will be able to view, at your convenience, any keynotes, presentations and panels by our invited experts and sector leaders, including:
- Findings from the Workforce Census Report
With NDS’s CEO Laurie Leigh and Associate Professor Roxanna Nasseri Pebdani from the University of Sydney.
- Job, career or calling?
Understanding work orientation of disability support workers with Tracey Lloyd, Director of the Art of Creative Strategy.
- Secure your own mask before helping others
With all the stressors in the disability sector, how is self-care applicable across different relationships and environments. With Matthew Zammit, Dianne Hardy and Lourdes Zamanillo from Workforce and Policy at NDS.
- How is Artificial Intelligence transforming the disability sector?
Professor Didar Zowghi gives an overview of AI in the disability sector and how it is transforming workforce, with a look forward to the challenges and risks that need to be addressed.
- Innovative supervision models
Speaking about the importance of sound workforce supervision in delivering high quality supports to people with disability, particularly in rewarding, valuing, developing and retaining workers, are Suzanne Bocking from Selectability, Anne Mecham from Brightwater Care Group and Lee Vinicombe from Brightwater's Capacity Building Program.
- Working with Allied Health Assistance
Susan Nancarrow, CEO and Founder of HealthWork, outlines the important role for AHAs and looks at three areas that need attention: how to identify tasks suitable for delegation, how to give adequate supervision and mentoring, and duty of care
You can view the full program on our website.
Sign up by Friday 11 August for on-demand access to all conference presentations, virtual conference satchel, online resources and entry to the exhibitor hall until 21 September.
Cost
- NDP/ NDS Members and organisational associates: $99.00 (including GST)
- NDS Industry Supporters: $129.00 (including GST)
- Non-members: $179.00 (including GST)
Thank you to our conference sponsors
For any enquiries, please contact NDS Events, submit enquiry/feedback, 02 9256 3192