Topic - Any - Ways to get better health care Health rights Health topics that matter to us How to find and use good health information For professionals Subtopic - Any - Asking for changes so you can be safe and take part How professionals, family and carers can respect health rights Making choices and saying what you want Rights about sex and having children What to do if your health rights are not respected Type Read Watch Listen Audiences - Any - People with intellectual disability Family and carers Professionals LGBTQIA+ People from different cultures and backgrounds First Nations People with complex disability Accessibility features - Any - Auslan Easy Read Includes pictures Transcript available Translations available Sort by Newest first Oldest first Liked by other users Apply All filters Clear all filters Displaying 11 to 20 of 26 Women With Disabilities Australia 2 years ago Supported decision making for families and carers How to help someone you support decide what they want to do, without making the choice for them. Office of the Health Ombudsman 1 year ago A yarn about making a health service complaint in Queensland This Easy Read guide says what to do when you are not happy about a health care service. Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing 3 years ago Your right to good healthcare and how to make a complaint An Easy Read fact sheet about your right to good health care and what to do when you do not get good health care. Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care 6 years ago Know your health rights so you can ask for what you need and want An Easy Read guide about health care rights for people who find it hard to say what they need and remember things. Council for Intellectual Disability 4 years ago An Easy Read guide to small changes that can make health care easier for you A reasonable adjustment is a small change to how something is done. The change makes it easier for people with a disability to get what they need. Positive Powerful Parents 26 years ago Resources for parents with intellectual disability Positive Powerful Parents is a website that has facts, resources, news and events for parents. AMPARO Advocacy 26 years ago Fact sheets about disability in many languages Find facts about disability and the NDIS in your language. NDIS Commission 2 months ago What to expect with restrictive practices Restrictive practices aim to keep people safe but can stop you from going where you want and doing what you want. Deakin University 4 years ago Our rights as LGBTQIA+ people with disability in Australia A plain language guide about the rights of LGBTQIA+ people. Council for Intellectual Disability 3 years ago A video about making your own decisions Learn about the support you can get when you need to make a decision. Pagination Prev 1 2 3 Next Change page First page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Last page Filter resources Clear all filters
Women With Disabilities Australia 2 years ago Supported decision making for families and carers How to help someone you support decide what they want to do, without making the choice for them.
Office of the Health Ombudsman 1 year ago A yarn about making a health service complaint in Queensland This Easy Read guide says what to do when you are not happy about a health care service.
Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing 3 years ago Your right to good healthcare and how to make a complaint An Easy Read fact sheet about your right to good health care and what to do when you do not get good health care.
Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care 6 years ago Know your health rights so you can ask for what you need and want An Easy Read guide about health care rights for people who find it hard to say what they need and remember things.
Council for Intellectual Disability 4 years ago An Easy Read guide to small changes that can make health care easier for you A reasonable adjustment is a small change to how something is done. The change makes it easier for people with a disability to get what they need.
Positive Powerful Parents 26 years ago Resources for parents with intellectual disability Positive Powerful Parents is a website that has facts, resources, news and events for parents.
AMPARO Advocacy 26 years ago Fact sheets about disability in many languages Find facts about disability and the NDIS in your language.
NDIS Commission 2 months ago What to expect with restrictive practices Restrictive practices aim to keep people safe but can stop you from going where you want and doing what you want.
Deakin University 4 years ago Our rights as LGBTQIA+ people with disability in Australia A plain language guide about the rights of LGBTQIA+ people.
Council for Intellectual Disability 3 years ago A video about making your own decisions Learn about the support you can get when you need to make a decision.