Outlines how the NDIS supports access to AT, including funding, provision, and user choice.
Assistive technology templates
Templates to help you record and review low-risk and under advice assistive technology (AT) needs. Support reablement, client safety, and compliance with quality standards.
Details
Publisher Name:
Keep Able
Publisher Website:
https://keepable.com.au/
Publication Year:
2023
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Australia
Categories:
Guide
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