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Around 150 people turned out at Dockside Darling Harbour in Sydney last night to learn the results of the 2024 Future of Ageing Awards.
The evening awards presentation followed the daytime conference that featured 15 panels and presentations across leadership and innovation, operations, IT, people and design. Updated: Video recordings of the conference presentations are now available.
Notable winners included Mirus Australia, who enjoyed success in the Technology – Business category, winning an award for the Mirus Metrics AN-ACC funding application, and receiving a highly commended award for the Mirus AI platform. Mirus Co-Founder Rob Covino presented during the conference on the role of AI in increasing insights from data analysis in aged care.
Providers featured prominently across most categories, with St Vincent’s Care being recognised in four categories, including Consumer Experience for their Celebrating You Series – supporting families to navigate the emotions of aged care decisions.
Inside Ageing will publish profiles on the winners and highly commended over the next few months, with links to these being added to each of the award recipients listed below.
The winners and highly commended:
Technology – Consumers
Winner: IRT Group and Extranet Systems for their Co-Developed Falls Detector & Health Monitoring Solution.
Read more about this solution here.
Read more about this winning entry here
Community Engagement
Winner: HammondCare for the Last Days Program, presented by Rural Lap’s Jessica Andrew, event sponsor – RHS.
Community Engagement
Highly Commended: Resthaven for their 25+ year Partnership with Vision Australia Radio
Community Engagement
Highly Commended: Home Instead for their BASTAS – Be a Santa to a Senior Christmas Card Campaign
Community Engagement
Highly Commended: St Vincent’s Aged Care Toowoomba for their Intergenerational MasterChef Program.
Read more about this entry here.
Technology – Business
Winner: Mirus Australia for Mirus Metrics
Highly Commended: Mirus Australia for Mirus AI and the Careverse
Technology – Business
Highly Commended: iAgeHealth Virtual Workforce Solution
Social Inclusion
Winner: Proveda for the The Belong Club
Service Transformation
Winner: ACH Group for Healthia Residential Care Home
Service Transformation
Highly Commended: Five Good Friends’ innovative micro-credential program
Service Transformation
Highly Commended: St Vincent’s Care for Heartprint – A New Era of Compassionate Aged Care
Research
Winner: Uniting AgeWell for the Talking Mental Health research project
Property & Design
People & Culture
Winner: Montefiore for their program to address knowledge gaps among nursing and care staff
Read more about this program here
People & Culture
(l-r) Southern Cross team with 2021 award winner James Stack from Obvious Choice.
Winner: Southern Cross Care NSW & ACT for applying innovative solutions to attract and retain staff
Read more about these solutions here.
Health & Wellbeing
Winner: Bolton Clarke Montclaire STEM program
Read more about the program here.
Health & Wellbeing
Highly Commended: GreenConnect Dementia Respite
Consumer Experience
Winner: St Vincent’s for Care Celebrating You Series (TV & Podcast) – Supporting families to navigate the emotions of aged care decisions (presented by 2020 award winner Colin Pudsey from SilVR Adventures)
Consumer Experience
Emerging Leader
Emerging Leader
Highly Commended: Annie Kahulugan, St Vincent’s Care
Leader of the Year
Read more about Alyson’s achievements here.
Leader of the Year
Highly Commended: Jacqueline Quirke, Southern Cross Care (NSW & ACT)
