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The Association for Children with Disability Tasmania
7 years ago

A website for families in the disability community

Finding Your Way is a website with facts and ideas about housing, school, health and other things that matter to families.

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Council for Intellectual Disability
2 years ago

Checklists to help health services make reasonable adjustments

These checklists say reasonable adjustments that health professionals and administrative staff can make to help include people with intellectual disability.

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Council for Intellectual Disability
2 years ago

A form to help you at your health appointment

You can use this Easy Read form to get ready for a health appointment and to take notes at the end of the appointment.
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Council for Intellectual Disability
2 years ago

A guide about going to the doctor

An Easy Read guide that says when to go to the doctor and how to get good health care when you do.
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Three young people are learning together while looking at a booklet about using artificial intelligence (AI) to get health information.
National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health
4 months ago

Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to get information about your health

Learn about how to use AI safely to find health information, services and supports with easy tips, examples and practical guidance.
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Council for Intellectual Disability
1 year ago

How to know if you need to see a doctor

Your mind and body show signs when you are sick. This Easy Read guide explains some signs of sickness are says what you should do if you have these signs.
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Council for Intellectual Disability
8 years ago

Things to do after you visit a doctor

A guide that says how to use a health plan, what to do about medicine and when to make another appointment.
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Council for Intellectual Disability
2 years ago

Cards to help you talk about your health

These cards ask questions that will support you to talk with health workers and get ready for health appointments.
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