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ABA Australia is happy to announce that we will be holding monthly online ethic discussion groups. These groups will be for members only to enhance member's knowledge about ABA Australia's Code of Ethical Practice. The groups are limited to 10 members plus the meeting facilitator. This is to ensure that a discussion can happen, questions can be asked as well as an opportunity to meet your fellow members. 

Each month a new part of the Code of Ethical Practice will be discussed. Multiple sessions on the same topic will held throughout the month. Each event will be worth 1 ethics PDU. 

To ensure that all members get a chance to attend, we ask that you only sign up to one of these events. 

The format of the groups will be as follows:

  • Introductions
  • Summary of the ABA Australia Code of Ethical practice
  • Case vignette is presented 
  • Case vignette is discussed
  • Questions
  • Complete an online feedback survey

In order to receive your 1 ethics PDU please ensure you arrive online, no later than 5 minutes after the start time, stay the entire 1 hour session (leave no more than 5 min before the end time) and complete the online feedback survey. 

A handout of session will be emailed to group attendees prior to the meeting. Prior to the meeting, it is suggested that you review the information on the handout as well as the section of the Code of Ethical Practice that will be discussed.


June Meeting Dates

Date & Time: June 3rd 2024  3:00-4:00pm AEDT

Facilitators: Koomal Kaur Ranjit Singh & Olivia Mennega

Date & Time: June 24th 2024 07:30pm-08:30pm

Facilitator: Alayna Haberlin 

July Meeting Dates

No events scheduled this month 

August 2024 Dates 

to be announced soon!!

Upcoming events

    • 26 Jul 2024
    • 8:30 AM
    • 28 Jul 2024
    • 4:00 PM
    • Rydges Melbourne
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