WA Health - Disability access and inclusion planPeople with disability, their families and carers have the same rights as others to access services, buildings and information within the community.
WA Health - Disability Health NetworkThe Disability Health Network aims to improve health outcomes for people living with disability by effectively facilitating health policy and increased coordination of care across the State.
WA Health - Referral Access CriteriaReferral Access Criteria (RAC) are clinical decision support tools that will standardise the referral process for public outpatient services in Western Australia (WA).
Standards
AS 1428.1 2009
Design for access and mobility - General requirements for access
Standards Australia Online > NMTThis link opens in a new windowA complete listing of all the Australian and New Zealand Standards that you require for your work and study.
National Standards for Disability ServicesThe National Standards underwent extensive consultation, validation and user testing, culminating in a set of six standards that are able to be applied across a broad range of circumstances.
They are:
Rights
Participation and Inclusion
Individual Outcomes
Feedback and Complaints
Service Access
Service Management.
Two versions of the standards and supporting documents are provided here.
A version for printing that includes graphics and
A web accessible version for people who use a screen read
North Metropolitan TAFE Standards Australia HelpFAQ - How do I access Austalian Standards?
FAQ - How do I register for Australian Standards?
FAQ - What is the difference between viewing Standards online and downloading them?
NDIS Code of ConductThe NDIS Code of Conduct promotes safe and ethical service delivery by setting out expectations for the conduct of both NDIS providers and workers.
Websites - Disability Standards
Disability Standards - Australian Human Rights CommissionThe Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA) is supplemented by a series of Disability Standards and Guidelines. These provide more detail on rights and responsibilities about equal access and opportunity for people with a disability.
Disability Standards for EducationThis website has been designed to help users understand important parts of the Disability Standards for Education. Whether you are a person with disability, an associate of a person with disability, or a person involved in the delivery of education, this website will help you understand some important parts of the Disability Standards for Education.
National Standards for Disability ServicesThe National Standards underwent extensive consultation, validation and user testing, culminating in a set of six standards that are able to be applied across a broad range of circumstances.
They are:
Rights
Participation and Inclusion
Individual Outcomes
Feedback and Complaints
Service Access
Service Management.
Two versions of the standards and supporting documents are provided here.
A version for printing that includes graphics and
A web accessible version for people who use a screen reader.
National Standards for Disability Services ToolkitThe toolkit is designed to provide examples about how to apply the standards through a range of samples of policies, procedures and practice support tools for you to adapt to suit your organisation and services. They are intended to assist organisations take action to improve their practices and as a result, support better outcomes for people with disability, families and carers.
NDIS Code of ConductThe NDIS Code of Conduct promotes safe and ethical service delivery by setting out expectations for the conduct of both NDIS providers and workers.