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Achieving sustainable client services and a positive outcome by Being proactive in the face of change Lesley Morris, Sheryl Cain & Indra Arunachalam July 2012
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Session outline o The Organisation o The Challenge o The Process o The Tools o Workgroups o Conclusion
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Port Stephens Community Care o $1.6M HACC provider o NFP company limited by guarantee o 7 board members and 60 members o 34 employees, 240 volunteers o 1,200 clients o North of Newcastle – retirement destination o Rapidly ageing population
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What were our challenges? o Two funding agreements o Community Care Common Standards o Competing in a consumer directed market o Competition from regional/national/international providers with corporate support o Changing client expectations – continuum of care o Competing for the shrinking workforce
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What were our options? o Stay as we were o Amalgamate with other similar not-for-profit organisation(s) o Amalgamate with another complementary larger organisation with similar values and vision o Be taken over by a larger organisation
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What was our process? o Increasing Board’s Awareness o Board Briefing o PSCC Aged Care Taskforce o Terms of Reference: –Goals: investigate models and make recommendation –Review Productivity Commission Report –Investigate opportunities and risks –Develop a plan –Communication with stakeholders
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What the PSCC Task Force did… o Interview tool – incl. structure, values, vision, workforce development, marketing, non-negotiables o Interviewed 3 shortlisted amalgamation candidates o Risk Assessment o Joint Amalgamation Working Party o Communication Strategy
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What the PSCC Board did… o Decision Processes o People and Change Management o Due diligence investigations o Cultural and systems assessments o Merger plan
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Workgroups... o Risk Management o Interview tool o Communication Strategy
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Conclusion o The “Living Longer Living Better” reforms will effect all aged care providers o Amalgamations are one way of ensuring sustainable aged care services in our local communities o There are systematic ways to explore your options o Act on findings – make an informed decision
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Questions ??? Lesley Morris 0438 639 636 lmorris@integratedliving.org.au Sheryl Cain0439 873 625 scain@integratedliving.org.au Indra Arunachalam0437 900 237 indra@integratedliving.org.au www.integratedliving.org.au
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