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...professional expertise in facilitation and practical experience in organisational change. ...All participants rated Marion’s facilitation style as excellent.

Gail Palmer
Rural Palliative Care Project Officer - Sunshine Coast Division of General Practice
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Adelaide University
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Focus
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Personal Best Consulting
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Torres Strait Regional Council
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Robert Donovan
Curtin University
Professor
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Arbuthnot & Associates
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Harvey Risk Management Pty Ltd
Director
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Evaluation and Change Management

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ConNetica Insight No 1 - Change Management
Written by Marion Wands about the successful keys to change management
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ConNetica’s credentials and success in the areas of evaluation and change management are evident at organisation, state, national and international levels. Our comprehensive approach to gathering data, via a range of qualitative and quantitative processes ensures that our change management programs are based on credible evidence. In addition, our approach ensures that staff are more willing to commit to planned changes, as they are involved in the data gathering phase and the design of change initiatives. Clients often comment on how our approach to both evaluation and change management shows that we “work with people rather than doing things to people”.

ConNetica has gathered data to evaluate the Queensland Home and Community Care workforce profile (paid and volunteer), the Queensland NGO Mental Health Workforce and the ACT Community Mental Health workforce. We have used this data to develop comprehensive and integrated sector wide change initiatives to improve and sustain these workforces at the sector and individual organisation level. These recommendations have influenced numerous policy and improvement initiatives. ConNetica has also evaluated piloted mental health and well being programs across Australian communities and in the workplace.  

Excellent leadership skills, strategic thinking and great people skills underpin all successful change management strategies. Acting upon evaluation outcomes requires expert change management strategies that place the needs of the client at the centre of all business initiatives, win the hearts and minds of staff, harness the necessary resources and operationalise identified best practice. These attributes and practices underpin ConNetica’s approach to change management and have resulted in numerous successful change programs.

Services

Data Collection & Analysis
At ConNetica we work closely with our clients to ensure that the issues that we are evaluating are clarified and agreed with key stakeholders. This determines what data ConNetica collects and the meth..
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Evaluation
At ConNetica, we work with our clients to gather and use evidence to determine everyday practice and to inform recommendations for future action. While we tailor our approach to gathering and evaluati..
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Institutionalising Change
ConNetica has proven experience in working with clients to implement initiatives that embed the required change, once it is agreed that the desired outcomes have been achieved. Choosing to celebr..
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Involving People
At ConNetica, we work with our clients to ensure that staff are involved with the change process. We are known for “working with people rather than designing initiatives that do things to people..
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Managing Change
At ConNetica, our team have all experienced and led major change programs at organisation, state, national and international levels. Our practical experience and formal change management qualification..
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Scoping the change
Accurately scoping change is essential to plan, identify and source the needed resources to achieve desired outcomes. Typical issues that ConNetica assesses to determine the scope of change includes r..
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Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre

Australia’s most comprehensive youth, technology and mental health collaboration, the Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre, has today launched an unprecedented online campaign targeting Australian teenagers, drawing attention to the consequences of thoughtless and hurtful use of social media and empowering them to act with respect online. Unique to the campaign is the application of an innovative digital tracking methodology which – in conjunction with a cohort study that will survey and interview young people – will measure its impact on behaviour change over time.
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Disscussion Paper National Mental Health Recovery Project

National Recovery-Oriented Mental Health Practice Framework Project Discussion Paper. While a recovery orientation in mental health has largely been championed and driven by people with lived experience, their families, friends and peers as well as the non-‐government community mental health sector, mental health clinicians and policy makers in recent years have increasingly supported their calls for cultural change.
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