Geraldine Lannon
Deputy Chair
Ageing Australia
Geraldine is currently the Deputy Chairperson of Ageing Australia and a Director of the Health Round Table.
She has held multiple executive roles across the Western Australian Government Health and Community Services Departments and was the CEO of Baptcare across Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia - recommending to its Board that it merges with Baptist Care SA and Baptist Care NSW, ACT and WA.
She has more than 25 years of executive leadership experience and holds clinical, management and governance qualifications including a Master of Business Administration and has been a finalist in the Telstra Women’s Business Awards.
Geraldine is deeply committed to the delivery of quality aged care services and to providing support to front line staff to deliver person centric care.
SESSIONS
Day 1
9:50
Panel: Beyond compliance: From minimum standards to innovation
Moving beyond merely “ticking the box” approach towards creating meaningful and resident–centered care
How can the new Act go past being just bureaucratic measurement toward driving better outcomes and inspiring innovative ways of transforming aged care?
Moderator: Geraldine Lannon, Deputy Chair, Ageing Australia
Sandra Glaister, Chief of Quality and Governance, Southern Cross Care
Sabrina Scandurra, Director of Quality & Clinical Governance, Montefiore
Dr Rebecca Bilton, Program and Research Director, ARIIA
Claire Miastkowski, Quality of Care Transformation program, Quality Assurance and Organisation Governance Lead, Uniting NSW.ACT
Day 2
4:10
A perspective of the risks and opportunities for quality with mergers
How can mergers in aged care organisations create both risks to quality and safety, and opportunities to enhance care outcomes?
Gain insights on how combining resources, sharing best practices, and adopting innovative approaches can strengthen care outcomes and create a more resilient organisation
Geraldine Lannon, Deputy Chair, Ageing Australia