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Our centre aims to change the disadvantage that occurs for people with disabilities. We do this through addressing their social and economic participation in society, and their health and wellbeing. By focusing on data that demonstrates disadvantage, we can develop models of policy and practice to better enable support and opportunity for people with disabilities.
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Breaking down Barriers: Co-designed recommendations to reduce stakeholder identified NDIS access barriers for people with psychosocial disability
Hancock, Nicola; Mellifont, Damian; Scanlan, Justin Newton; Hamilton, Debra; Smith-Merry, JenniferPublished 2022-09-16The Issue The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) commenced in 2016 and is designed to support people with all types of disability including those living with psychosocial disability. However, many thousands of ...Open AccessReport, Research -
Disability and Wellbeing Monitoring Framework: Baseline indicator data for Australians aged 18-64 years
Centre of Research Excellence in Disability and HealthPublished 2022-05-02This report presents the first national data using the Disability and Wellbeing Monitoring Framework and Indicators developed by the National Health and Medical Research Council Centre of Research Excellence in Disability ...Open AccessReport, Research -
Telepractice: A legitimate choice for quality disability services
Hines, Monique; Bulkeley, Kim; Lincoln, Michelle; Cameron, Sue; Dudley, SimonePublished 2018-06-14The Wobbly Hub Rural Research Team has heard repeatedly from families living in rural and remote Australia how difficult it is to access allied health therapy services. As a result, many children with disabilities living ...Open AccessAudiovisual -
Telepractice for children with complex disability: Guidelines for quality allied health services
Hines, Monique; Bulkeley, Kim; Lincoln, Michelle; Cameron, Sue; Dudley, SimonePublished 2017-11-02Telepractice has the potential to spread allied health professionals’ (AHPs’) reach further into rural Australia. There are fewer AHPs in rural and remote Australia compared to metropolitan areas. This means that children ...Open AccessOther -
Telepractice for children with complex disability: Quality service delivery
Hines, Monique; Bulkeley, Kim; Lincoln, Michelle; Cameron, Sue; Dudley, SimonePublished 2017-10-04Telepractice is the delivery of therapy services at a distance by linking clinicians to clients, carers, or others, via technology such as web-based videoconferencing. Funded by auDA Foundation in 2016-17, and in partnership ...Open AccessPublisher version