Governance for Small NDIS Providers
What governance means for a small NDIS provider, how it applies when you don't have a formal board, and what good practice looks like.
NDIS guidance from Paperbark in Systems and Processes.
What governance means for a small NDIS provider, how it applies when you don't have a formal board, and what good practice looks like.
How to assess and record NDIS worker competence, who can assess, and the difference between verifying a credential and assessing skill.
What a new NDIS worker needs to know before their first unsupervised shift, why the orientation module is not enough on its own, and what to record.
The five regulated restrictive practices under the NDIS, what each one is, and how to tell when an otherwise everyday support might be crossing the line.
Authorisation for a regulated restrictive practice comes from the state or territory where the participant lives, not from the NDIS Commission. The Commission regulates behaviour support and you must report RP use to them, but it does not authorise restrictive practices. This role sits with each state and territory, and each one runs it differently. [...]
Registered NDIS providers have two distinct but related obligations when it comes to incidents. The first is maintaining an incident management system that covers all incidents connected to service delivery. The second (covered in this article) is the obligation to notify the NDIS Commission of a specific subset of those incidents, called reportable incidents. Understanding [...]