It is often said that the way a society treats its elderly is a reflection of its moral health. Too often, questions of responsibility and care clash with economic and demographic realities, with the aged care sector caught at the critical intersection.
The Ageing & Ethics Symposium provides leaders in the sector with an ethical lens to examine the contradictions inherent in delivering end-of-life care. In doing so, it offers a new and challenging approach to their ethical dilemmas, a moral framework to provide clarity in decision-making, and a broader way of thinking about their work in caring for the elderly in our community.
Using The Cranlana Programme’s distinct method of shared enquiry, this is a rare opportunity for 2 days of critical reflection in a private environment among industry peers. It’s a professional and personal investment in your future; a valuable opportunity to strengthen your ability to reason and advocate for what is right.
For more information email admin@cranlana.org.au.