Factsheets
Using Linkedin to build your profile
LinkedIn, a social media platform for professionals, provides an organised way for you to manage professional relationships. This fact sheet gives you some tips for utilising Linkedin to promote your profile.
Epilepsy - Safety Checklist
This checklist includes some examples of practical, simple steps which may help reduce the risk of accident or injury when having a seizure.
Epilepsy - Safety
This fact sheet details potential risks for people with epilepsy, and ways these can be lessened.
Observing and Recording Seizures
NDP has partnered with Epilepsy Action Australia to provide access to a series of resources on Epilepsy. In this fact sheet we review what to do when observing a seizure.
Exploding Myths About Epilepsy
NDP has partnered with Epilepsy Action Australia to provide access to a series of resources on Epilepsy. The first of these fact sheets, ‘Exploding Myths about Epilepsy’ explores the myths about epilepsy and the need for factual, up-to-date information.
Embracing Workplace Change
Overwhelmed by workplace change? These simple strategies can help you maintain your wellbeing and develop resilience during times of change and uncertainty.
Working Through Workplace Change
Managing teams through times of change? These simple strategies below can help your team embrace the challenges, maintain a positive mindset and reap the rewards.
Quality Management Part 1: What is Quality Management?
In this first of two quality management factsheets we define what a quality service is, how quality management applies to disability service providers, the benefits of quality management and the purpose of quality systems.
Quality Management Part 2: How is Quality Measured?
In this facts heet we take a look at how quality is measured by service providers. Standards are agreed procedures or levels of performance against which service providers can assess themselves.
Holding an event? Think about accessibility
There are many reasons why you should think about access and how you plan to meet the requirements of people with disability. There are over 4 million people living with a disability in Australia. Disability may affect a person’s mobility, communication or learning. It can also affect their participation in events and social activities. We have a legal responsibility to prevent discrimination against people with disability.
