South Australia CPD Day
25 February 2020
Join us at Rydges Adelaide in South Australia for this interactive and immersive CPD Day on Tuesday 25 February 2020 from 1:00pm - 7:45pm.
The program features two workshops. The first workshop will focus on the topic of burnout and will be presented by Dr Dunay Schmulian, while the second workshop will provide you with updated information in relation to record-keeping for the Hearing Services Program.
CPD Points:
Workshop 1: 3 points (Category 2.2)
Workshop 2: 3 points (Category 2.2)
Speakers
Dr Dunay Schmulian Lecturer in Audiology, The University of Queensland
Dunay Schmulian is a communication specialist who holds a double doctorate in the Hearing Sciences and degrees in Communication Pathology and Counselling. Her work spans three continents and she is a valued speaker to clinicians, educators and corporate entities internationally. She moved to Brisbane just over two years ago with her two daughters, where she has returned to her first love of teaching and research in the Discipline of Audiology at the University of Queensland.
Registration
You will need to register for each of the Workshops separately.
- Workshop 1 Registration is from 1300 - 1615 and includes Afternoon Tea.
- Workshop 2 Registration is from 1645 - 1945 and includes a catered break.
Please view the Program section below for a detailed schedule of the day.
| Workshop Registration Type | Early Bird Rate (until and including 7 February 2020) | Standard Rate (after 7 February 2020) |
| Members Workshop 1 Registration | $135 | $155 |
| Members Workshop 2 Registration | $135 | $155 |
| Non Members Workshop 1 Registration | $165 | $190 |
| Non Members Workshop 2 Registration | $165 | $190 |
Program
Please see the following or the preliminary South Australia CPD Day program.
| Time | Content | Speaker |
| Workshop 1: Am I bad, mad, sad or really just an imposter? 10 critical things every audiology professional should know to prevent imposterism and burnout 1300 - 1615 | ||
| 1300 - 1430 | Workshop 1 Am I bad, mad, sad or really just an imposter? 10 critical things every audiology professional should know to prevent imposterism and burnout Burnout is a job-related condition leading to emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment. The short and long-term consequences of burnout can be extensive. Irrespective of career stage, the sensitive nature of the role of an audiologist is susceptible to Burnout. A recent problem that emerged in the news is Imposterism, a feeling of phoniness despite all evidence of belonging. It is no surprise that work-related mental health is now a top priority of the Occupational Health and Safety strategy (2002-2012)*, currently in its implementation phase. Designed for audiologists, you will be exposed to the latest research in audiology dealing with Imposterism and Burnout. Participants will be guided through exercises to recognise and remedy immediate and longer terms strategies by introducing them to the Imposterism and Burnout Toolkit. Participants will be invited to commit to the Accountability Pledge. * Medibank Private Research Report: The Cost of Workplace Stress in Australia, August 2008 Learning Outcomes:
| Dr Dunay Schmulian |
| 1430 - 1445 | Afternoon Tea | |
| 1445 - 1615 | Workshop 1 (continued) | Dr Dunay Schmulian |
| 1615 - 1645 | Break | |
| Workshop 2: Working with the Hearing Services Program 1645 - 1945 | ||
| Workshop 2 Overview Record keeping is fundamental to every element of an audiology business. Your records describe your clinical procedures, document your client outcomes and detail your HSP compliance. In 2012 the HSP adopted a risk-based compliance approach, shifting away from a focus on prescriptive clinical protocols. It recognised the hearing care sector had matured over the decades and agreed the Professional Practice Bodies (PPB’s) were responsible for the clinical competencies of individual practitioners. This workshop will explore your clinical role in determining and documenting positive hearing health outcomes for all your HSP clients. The HSP responsibility is to ensure compliance with contractual requirements. As HSP practitioners you not only play a critical role in achieving the best outcomes for your clients, but also in supporting the business to ensure program compliance. This workshop will inform you about your responsibilities for audit and administration of the HSP Voucher Scheme. Learning Outcomes:
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| 1645 - 1730 | Workshop 2 The Role of Audiology Australia in the Hearing Services Program | Jenny Smith |
| 1730 - 1800 | Workshop 2 (continued) Managing Client Records | Jenny Smith |
| 1800 - 1815 | Break | |
| 1815 - 1845 | Workshop 2 (continued) Working with the Hearing Services Program | Sarah McCullough |
| 1845 - 1945 | Workshop 2 (continued) Your Questions Answered | Sarah McCullough |
Location
This CPD Day will be held at Rydges Adelaide in South Australia.
Cancellation and Refund Policy
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