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CONTINENCE ASSESSMENT

Our Nurses are able to bridge the gap between complicated medical jargon and useful information to assist with the disability health related conditons of the participant.

We have found this is one of our most useful services.

Our care/support plans are easy to follow, comprehensive and have usability of the document in mind that is aligned with the participants NDIS goals. Our plans are in collaboration with your health care team including your GP.

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Who Could Benefit From a Care Plan?

  • We have been creating NDIS specific care/support plans for over 3 years. In our experience the following people could benefit from a care plan:

Complex Participants

Care plans are especially useful for complex participants who require specific routines to assist them with their day-to-day functioning. Creating complex care/support plans involves:

  • Comprehensive assessments
  • Interdisciplinary collaboration with the participant's care team
  • Personalised support and check-ins
  • Regular document reviews

You Are Looking For Consistency of Care?

If you have a large team of support workers who need structure to be able to consistently achieve the participants NDIS goals and sustained quality of care, a First Light Nursing care/support plan can provide this.

Do You Require High Intensity Supports?

  • Did you know the NDIS released new standards in October 2022 for participants who require high intensity supports in the following areas:
  • Complex Bowel Care
  • Enteral Feeding Support
  • Dysphagia Support
  • Ventilator Support
  • Tracheostomy Support
  • Urinary Catheter Support (In-dwelling Urinary Catheter, In-out Catheter, Suprapubic Catheter)
  • Subcutaneous Injections
  • Complex Wound Care Support
  • Epilepsy and Seizure Support

If any of these are familiar, a care/support plan should be created to ensure support workers and participants are safe and can achieve their NDIS goals.