The aim of this research was to develop and evaluate an online training course about decision-making support for disability support workers.
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- Exploring the use of supports to facilitate individualised living
- Falls risk and prevention in people with intellectual disability
- Experiences of moving from government to community services
- Supporting people with intellectual disability in decision making
- Decision-making support training for disability support workers
- Identifying pain in people with intellectual disability
- Facilitating inclusion for people with disability
- Measuring outcomes of disability services in children
- The 1 in 4 Poll: Issues of importance to people with a disability
- Access to services for people with complex communication and mental health needs
- Supporting younger people in residential aged care
- Measuring outcomes for people using disability services
- Supporting clients with complex health care needs
- Involving people with disability in the behaviour support planning process
- The development and delivery of a co-research course for people with disability
The aim of this research was to develop and evaluate an online training course about decision-making support for disability support workers. Specifically, the research explored whether training had an impact on support workers’ knowledge and attitudes about decision-making support, and the opportunities that they provided to people with cognitive disability to make decisions.
A summary of the research is available [here].
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The research was funded by the Estate of the Late Elizabeth Mae Hughes, The Diana Browne Trust and The H P Williams Trust Fund.
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