Professor Michael Fine and Dr Adam Stebbing from Macquarie University on the Australian Community Care Outcomes Measure, a tool that aims to measure quality of life outcomes in community care.

Tarkett is a French company that manufactures and markets commercial flooring products, with a specific focus on education and healthcare environments. Ralph Jorissen is the managing director of Tarkett’s Australian subsidiary, which is currently rolling out its new iQ One range.

Epicor has released a new web-based software suited for residential aged care facilities called Sensor Living Solution. Aimed facilities with up to 300 beds on three sites with 50 or fewer users, SLS has been specifically designed for the Australian market, taking into account local regulations and financing arrangements, according to Vince Randall, VP of Epicor's Australian and New Zealand office.

Dr Monica Trujillo, the Australian Digital Health Agency’s executive general manager for clinical and consumer engagement, on the launch of a national consultation on the future of digital health.

Linda Raymond, regional wound management clinical nurse consultant with Latrobe Community Health Service, on the importance of maintaining good hand hygiene in community settings.

Raad Richards, chief executive of Carrington Care on the providers intergenerational reminiscence program

Australian Prostate Cancer Research chief executive Mark Harrison on PROSTMATE, an online portal designed to provide community clinical connections for prostate cancer patients, family and friends

Azadeh Rezvani, from Queensland University of Technology, on the effectiveness of different technologies in reducing social isolation and what more needs to be understood about technology-based interventions.

University of Technology Sydney health academic Fiona Orr on a healthcare education program that creates connections between health students and people with lived-experience of mental ill-health

Adjunct professor Kylie Ward, chief executive of the Australian College of Nursing, on the College’s new white paper, titled, Nurses are Essential in Health and Aged Care Reform.