Transforming Training Across Industries

Explore how organisations from aged care to various other industries have enhanced their training with Forget Me Not. Discover the transformative power of Forget Me Not with real-life success stories.

Benevolent Society

The Benevolent Society, Australia's first charity founded in 1813, is committed to creating a just society where all Australians can live their best life. Guided by principles of reconciliation, collaboration, and innovation, the organisation uses its resources to reduce disadvantage and improve community welfare. Their vision encompasses delivering person-centred services, influencing social change, achieving growth for impact, and building a thriving organisation. In his case study we’ll explore their transition from traditional face-to-face training to a digital learning solution with Forget Me Not®.

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Why Aged Care Can't Afford eLearning

The eLearning Dilemma in Aged Care—The COVID-19 pandemic triggered a rapid shift to eLearning, but aged care providers are now questioning its effectiveness. Are eLearning courses beneficial for nurses and carers? Or are they just another checkbox exercise that takes valuable time away from elder care without delivering sustained skill and knowledge improvements?

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Eremea

Eremea provides dedicated in and out of home support services at home and in the community to help people live their best lives. They offer meal delivery, home support, allied health, clinical services, palliative care, cleaning and social support. Eremea aims to boost health, happiness, emotional wellbeing, and security, so clients can maintain quality of life and stay connected to their communities

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Aged Care Training That Drives Change

Talk to our team today to learn how Forget Me Not® and our library of aged care microlearning can improve the way you train staff. Using Forget Me Not® you can continuously upskill staff ensuring higher quality care and safety for older Australians.

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