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June is Informed Consent Month in our District – where we share information about informed consent, how you can get involved in discussions about your care, and where to find out more – such as on our website here: https://lnkd.in/gH3xZ4Xk. This year, we’re focusing on Substitute Decision Making. Are you someone living with an intellectual disability? Do you have a carer or are you a carer? It’s OK to have a family member, carer or close friend who may be a carer support you when talking to your doctor or other health care provider. They can help you make a decision about a test, treatment or surgery being recommended. Some people may not be able to make a healthcare decision and will need a ‘substitute decision maker’. Find out more here: NSW Guardianship Act -https://lnkd.in/g-xXi8nA Consent to Medical Treatment for people with an Intellectual Disability factsheet - https://lnkd.in/gfyTHTWn

June is Informed Consent Month in our District – where we share information about informed consent, how you can get involved in discussions about your care, and where to find out more – such as on our website here: https://lnkd.in/gH3xZ4Xk. This year, we’re focusing on Substitute Decision Making. Are you someone living with an intellectual disability? Do you have a carer or are you a carer? It’s OK to have a family member, carer or close friend who may be a carer support you when talking to your doctor or other health care provider. They can help you make a decision about a test, treatment or surgery being recommended. Some people may not be able to make a healthcare decision and will need a ‘substitute decision maker’. Find out more here: NSW Guardianship Act -https://lnkd.in/g-xXi8nA Consent to Medical Treatment for people with an Intellectual Disability factsheet - https://lnkd.in/gfyTHTWn

June is Informed Consent Month in our District – where we share information about informed consent, how you can get involved in discussions about your care, and where to find out more – such as on our website here: https://lnkd.in/gH3xZ4Xk. This year, we’re focusing on Substitute Decision Making. Are you someone living with an intellectual disability? Do you have a carer or are you a carer? It’s OK to have a family member, carer or close friend who may be a carer support you when talking to your doctor or other health care provider. They can help you make a decision about a test, treatment or surgery being recommended. Some people may not be able to make a healthcare decision and will need a ‘substitute decision maker’. Find out more here: NSW Guardianship Act -https://lnkd.in/g-xXi8nA Consent to Medical Treatment for people with an Intellectual Disability factsheet - https://lnkd.in/gfyTHTWn

June is Informed Consent Month in our District – where we share information about informed consent, how you can get involved in discussions about your care, and where to find out more – such as on our website here: https://lnkd.in/gH3xZ4Xk. This year, we’re focusing on Substitute Decision Making. Are you someone living with an intellectual disability? Do you have a carer or are you a carer? It’s OK to have a family member, carer or close friend who may be a carer support you when talking to your doctor or other health care provider. They can help you make a decision about a test, treatment or surgery being recommended. Some people may not be able to make a healthcare decision and will need a ‘substitute decision maker’. Find out more here: NSW Guardianship Act -https://lnkd.in/g-xXi8nA Consent to Medical Treatment for people with an Intellectual Disability factsheet - https://lnkd.in/gfyTHTWn

The Crucial Role of Medical Professionals in Guiding Services for Disabled Individuals Discover the importance of medical professionals in overseeing and guiding services for disabled individuals. Learn how their expertise contributes to the development of appropriate care plans, monitoring progress, and ensuring alignment with medical and rehabilitation needs. #MedicalProfessionals #DisabledServices #CarePlans #MonitoringProgress #RehabilitationNeeds #HealthcareGuidance #DisabilitySupport #SpecializedCare #ExpertiseMatters #InclusiveServices

The fall issue of HCBS Quality Matters, produced by CROR's Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Home and Community-Based Services is here! Read about how different states are supporting family caregivers and learn about programs that fight social isolation among older adults. https://loom.ly/gQg2rF0

View the article below to understand why education on IDD healthcare would be beneficial as a requirement for clinicians worldwide. Dr. Mai Pham, founder of the Institute for Exceptional Care, gives valuable insight into the matter. #healthequity #clinicianeducation #idd #intellectualdisabilities #developmentaldisabilites #IEC #iddhealthcare

November is Long-Term Care Awareness Month. Here are some statistics from Consumer Affairs. *Over half (56%) of Americans turning 65 today will develop a disability serious enough to require long-term service and support. *Seniors who require long-term care will need an average of $138,000 worth of long-term support services. *The median national monthly cost for nursing home care i s$8,641 for a semiprivate room. *Home health aides currently cost $5,625 pre month on average. *Assisted living currently costs and average of $4,917 per month. *Medicare does not cover nursing home stays longer than 90 days. We have options that can help protect your assets, take pressure off of your family, and give you peace of mind.

Promoting Healthcare Access and Inclusivity for Autistic Adults: Insights from Dora Raymaker and Christina Nicolaitis Discover the groundbreaking study that sheds light on the unique healthcare needs and challenges faced by autistic adults. Learn how Dora Raymaker and Christina Nicolaitis have advocated for healthcare inclusivity and driven positive change in healthcare practices and policies. #AutismHealthcare #AutisticAdults #HealthcareInclusion #HealthcareAccess #PositiveChange #HealthcareAdvocacy #PromotingInclusivity #HealthcareChallenges #AutismResearch #HealthcareSupport

DOJ has published an NPRM under Title II of the ADA to ensure that persons with disabilities have access to medical diagnostic equipment used for health care services and programs offered by state and local governments. Learn more by reading our blog here: https://lnkd.in/eGjexj3d #nylawfirms #adacompliant #employmentlaw