Member Update: Key NDIS Changes and OTs

Member Update: Key NDIS Changes and OTs

Following the recent passage of new NDIS legislation, OTA is pleased to host this webinar delivered by DSC.

This event is essential for all OTs delivering services under the NDIS, as it will cover key changes that directly impact your practice.

Program Overview

Following the recent passage of new NDIS legislation, OTA is pleased to host this webinar delivered by DSC.  

This event is essential for all OTs delivering services under the NDIS, as it will cover key changes that directly impact your practice. 

What You’ll Learn: 

Stay informed about the latest developments in NDIS access, planning, the new NDIS Supports list, compliance requirements, and discover new opportunities for OTs. 

Key Topics Include: 

  • Access changes: what are the new impairment notices and why do they matter? 
  • Planning and spending: the new “in” and “out lists”. Does the NDIA still fund OT and other therapies? What about damage to a property?  
  • Replacement powers: Will OTs be called upon to give evidence about a support from the “out list”?  
  • Compliance: The role of OT’s when someone has a debt raised against them or their plan management changed 
  • Suspensions: When can(‘t) the Agency ask someone to undergo assessment or collect information? 
  • No more “top ups”: The role of OTs in changes of circumstances and escalations 
  • Revocation: Providing information or assessment when the Agency thinks someone is no longer eligible for the NDIS 
  • The future: what role could OT’s play in the future of the Scheme 

Don’t miss this opportunity to equip yourself with the knowledge necessary to navigate these changes effectively. 

Join us to ensure you are informed as you provide OT services under the new NDIS legislation.  Register today! 

This session is suitable for: 

All members  

DATE:  

Monday 18 November 2024  

TIME:  

Presentation Commences: 

  • 1:30pm | WA | 
  • 3:00pm | NT | 
  • 3:30pm | Qld | 
  • 4:00pm | SA | 
  • 4:30pm | VIC, NSW, ACT, TAS|  

Please login 10 minutes before the scheduled presentation time.

The session will run for approximately 2 hours.   

REGISTRATION FEES:

OTA Member: Complimentary  

OTA Student/New Graduate Member: Complimentary  

Non-Member: $120  

Members must be logged in with username and password to register. 

Registration closes on 14th November 2024. 

RECORDING ACCESS: 

This session will be recorded and available to those who register.

The recording will also be added to the OTA CPD Library following the event. 

VENUE:

This is a 100% virtual event. You will receive an email with details to access the event the prior to the scheduled event date. 

DISCLAIMER 

All information is correct at the time of publication. OTA reserves the right to alter or delete items from the CPD calendar as required, and takes no responsibility for any errors, omissions, and changes.  

All resources including copies of the presentation, along with all supporting documents and links are not for distribution and are the property of the presenter.  

An OTA staff member or representative may be photographing this event for use in OTA publications and/or on OTA social media sites. If you do not wish to be photographed, or have your image published please make this known to the OTA representative at your course or contact OTA on 1300 682 878 or info@otaus.com.au  

TERMS AND CONDITIONS 

Terms and Conditions including OTA’s refund and cancellation policy are available here  

CONTACT US 

Please email info@otaus.com.au or phone 1300 682 878.

Presented By

Presenter

Chris Cooambes

Chris’ mum is an Occupational Therapist, which partly explains why Chris was drawn to the care sector 14 years ago. Early on, Chris was working alongside a person who was unnecessarily detained in a prison. The injustice ignited a fire in their belly for a fairer system and drove them to study social policy. A Masters from the London School of Economics provided a global lens to dissect disability policy in Australia.  Chris has since supported the roll-out of the Justice Liaison programme with the NDIA and worked as a non-legal Appeals Advocate. A side gig as an Independent Expert Reviewer gave Chris hope about a fairer system for NDIS reviews. Writing articles and training brilliant workers with DSC fills Chris' cup.  Chris’ enthusiasm and eagerness to learn from all makes them a valued team member. Chris’s other talents include hide-and-seek and making people feel good about themselves.

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