Join us for a one hour webinar on Registered Nurse Documentation for ANACC assessments

Thursday 11 June 2026 - 11am to 12pm

A one hour online session for Registered Nurses to develop skill in documenting specifically for ANACC.

This practical training session equips Registered Nurses with the skills to confidently document care in line with AN-ACC requirements. Learn how to translate everyday clinical observations into clear, compliant evidence that supports accurate resident classification and funding. Through real-world examples and actionable tips, you’ll strengthen your documentation practices, reduce errors, and ensure your clinical work is fully recognised.

This event is not open to other consulting agencies or representatives of other consulting agencies.

Outcomes:

By the end of this 1-hour online session, participants will be able to:

1. Explain the relationship between clinical assessment, documentation, and AN-ACC funding outcomes
2. Access post-session resources and tools to reinforce learning
3. Utilise templates, checklists, or examples provided during the session.
4. Engage in ongoing support or follow-up opportunities
5. Commit to implementing at least one documentation improvement in their practice. Identify a specific, actionable change to trial in their workplace.

Re-Registration Alignment

ANACC is now included in the re-registration process and included in the new Aged Care Quality Standards. Participants will gain insight into clinical governance and documentation standards. Articulate how accurate documentation influences resident classification and funding allocation.

1. Identify key AN-ACC documentation requirements relevant to Registered Nurses. Recognise what constitutes compliant, evidence-based documentation within the AN-ACC framework.
2. Translate routine clinical observations into AN-ACC-aligned documentation. Convert day-to-day care activities and assessments into clear, objective, and fundable evidence.
3. Apply structured documentation techniques to support care planning and funding accuracy. Demonstrate how documentation informs and strengthens individualised care plans.
4. Recognise common documentation gaps and errors that impact AN-ACC outcomes. Identify risks such as under-documentation, vague language, or misalignment with assessment criteria.
5. Use practical examples to improve clarity, specificity, and defensibility of clinical notes. Compare poor vs. best-practice documentation and implement improvements in real time.
6. Integrate AN-ACC documentation practices into daily nursing workflows. Develop strategies to efficiently embed compliant documentation into routine care delivery.
7. Demonstrate increased confidence in documenting to support both clinical care and funding integrity. Self-assess readiness to apply skills immediately in the workplace.

Date: Thursday 11 June 2026

Time: 11am - 12pm

Cost $200 +GST

Limited places to 10 participants