Alexandra Davis, chief executive of Holy Family Services, on diversifying aged-care businesses.

Tim Longwill, from McCullough Robertson Lawyers, on his presentation, ‘Once you have met government regulation, consider consumer liability as the real risk’.

Dr Alasdair MacDonald, Montefiore’s general manager of business innovation and on iTraining, an in-house eLearning program that delivers lessons using games, videos and challenges.

Dr Juanita Westbury, from the University of Tasmania, on the RedUSe project, which aims to promote the appropriate use of antipsychotics and benzodiazepines in Australian aged-care homes.

Miki Mielonen, project manager with the City of Helsinki, speaking at LASA National Congress 2016 on intergenerational living project ‘A Home that fits’, which sees people under the age of 25 given reasonably priced accommodation, in return for spending time socialising with their elderly neighbours each week.

University of the Sunshine Coast associate professor in Nursing Patrea Andersen on a computer game that aims to educate health workers and community members about safety risks and hazards in different environments

Associate professor Peter Holland, from Monash Business School, on a study he led into the controllable factors around the workplace culture and its impact on nurses and midwives

Dr Julie Henderson from Flinders University on her study into the frequency and causes of missed care in residential aged care in Australia

Professor Richard Fleming from the University of Wollongong on Dementia Training Australia, a UOW-led consortium of experts, that will spearhead the new national Dementia Training Program, which aims to develop and enhance the skills of the workforce.

Dr Stephen Judd, the chief executive of HammondCare, on Dementia Support Australia, the HammondCare-led consortium that has been selected by the government to deliver the Dementia Behaviour Management Advisory Service.