Altura Learning
Whitepaper

The pace of change: Transforming education and training in the Australian aged care sector

Aged care is no longer a sector defined solely by hands-on, interpersonal work. Electronic health records, telehealth, mobile apps and increasingly AI-driven tools are now part of everyday practice, and digital confidence has become central to safe, high-quality care. But digital literacy gaps are significant, especially among Certificate III-qualified workers, older staff and those for whom English is a second language.

Published 14 January 2026 30 minutes read
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This whitepaper, developed with Aged Care Research & Industry Innovation Australia (ARIIA), examines the evidence on what works in technology training and how providers can build a digitally capable workforce.
What you'll learn:
  1. How the Aged Care Act 2024, Rules 2025 and Strengthened Standards embed technology skills as a compliance expectation, even where 'digital competence' isn't named explicitly
  2. Why training is the linchpin of technology adoption, and how microlearning and blended models build confidence without overwhelming workloads
  3. The role of organisational culture, peer support and technology champions in making adoption stick
  4. Six practical recommendations, including how to prepare your workforce for AI and emerging technologies
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