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The power of generative AI in aged care training: Conversations at the Wharf
Mar 20 2025
1 min read
Caroline Egan Caroline Egan

The DCM Group's latest Conversations at the Wharf event was based on the topic 'Using AI to deliver large-scale competency training in the Home and Residential Care Sectors'.

In attendance were:

  • Melissa Duffey, Executive Manager People, Feros Care
  • Nick Hansen, COO, Ozcare
  • Cara Benoit, Executive Leader People and Culture, Lutheran Services
  • Will Egan, CEO, Ausmed
  • Chris Baynes, CEO and Founder, DCM Group, and
  • James Wiltshire, Executive Director, DCM Institute

To hear their insights, watch the video below.

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