Our Assisting Clients with Medication Training Course provides disability support workers with the essential knowledge and skills to understand some medicines and ways in which they can be taken. The program also includes general side effects of common medications and how to manage medication incidents.
These courses provide you with contempory knowledge of disability and inclusion. Through contact with world leaders in research and knowledge development in the field, you will develop ways of understanding lived experience, policy and practice for inclusion.
This guide is designed to provide direction to disability service providers in their support of young people with intellectual disability and autism spectrum disorder who show sexualised behaviours of concern.
The ability to identify, track and invoice for billable time can make or break a Support Coordination service
The Brushing up on oral health video has been developed jointly by Dental Health Services Victorian and Disability Services to assist disability support workers to promote good oral health care for people with an intellectual disability.
This course will teach you how to empower clients to work towards self-directed recovery. You will gain in-demand skills to support people affected by mental illness and psychiatric conditions.
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