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Featured training packages

RACGP Standards 5th edition - accreditation success!

NSQHS Standards (second edition) package

Embracing Workplace Diversity

Embedding a Culture of Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI)

Culturally Relevant and Safe Health Care

Engaged Leadership and Managing Change

AGPAL & QIP - your experts in education and training for the healthcare and human services sectors

The AGPAL & QIP Education and Training Team specialise in providing quality, tailored education and training for individuals, and health and community services organisations across Australia.

From a one-hour webinar to a three-day face-to-face workshop, a bespoke e-Learning platform for your organisation, or small group coaching series, our team of highly-skilled educators work closely with each of our clients to develop education and training solutions that are relevant, cost-effective, and engaging.

Our approach to education and training is built on contemporary, evidence-based best practice. We place the learner at the centre of education design, to ensure high-quality, meaningful content for our clients.

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Current and previous clients

Health Care Homes - Suite of educational resources

AGPAL was commissioned by the Commonwealth, Department of Health in 2016 to develop an educational suite to support implementation of the national Health Care Homes program.

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Integrated Care education and training to support Workforce development

AGPAL is collaborating with the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services to develop education and training to support the implementation of the Victorian Integrated Care Model.

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The Person Centred Care Toolkit: From principles to practice

AGPAL was commissioned by the Brisbane South Primary Health Network (BSPHN) to support their primary care workforce development to effectively implement the person centred care model within their region.

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