At APTOS, a NDIS registered provider, we continuously strive to promote the importance of integrated care and foster collaboration among service providers. Recently, we had the privilege of discussing these crucial topics on SIRV Radio, where we shared valuable insights into our work at APTOS and the guiding principles that drive our mission.
Our appearance on SIRV Radio was a remarkable opportunity for APTOS to discuss the importance of integrated care. We shared our insights, experiences, and the guiding principles that drive our mission of empowering lives. Through collaboration between service providers, a person-centered approach, and the unwavering support of the NDIS, we are confident that we can make a significant difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities. At APTOS, we remain committed to providing exceptional care and support, striving for a future where integrated care is the cornerstone of disability services.
During the show, we shared some
Tips about how to collaborate with other NDIS providers:
- Foster Open Communication: Establish open lines of communication with all stakeholders involved in the participant’s care, including support workers, other service providers, and the participant themselves. Regularly share information, exchange insights, and address any challenges or concerns together.
- Embrace a Team Approach: Encourage a team mindset among support workers and providers involved in the participant’s care. Foster a collaborative environment where everyone’s expertise is valued, and each person understands their role in achieving the participant’s goals.
- Share Resources and Knowledge: Collaborate by sharing resources, best practices, and valuable insights within the NDIS industry. This can include participating in professional development opportunities, attending workshops, and engaging in peer-to-peer learning networks.
- Coordinate Care Plans: Work together to create comprehensive and integrated care plans for participants. Ensure that all support workers and providers are aligned in their understanding of the participant’s needs, goals, and preferences. Regularly review and update care plans as required.
- Prioritize Participant Choice and Control: Actively involve the participant in decision-making processes regarding their care. Respect their choices and preferences, allowing them to exercise control over their support workers and the services they receive. Empower participants to be active participants in their own care journey.
