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Select the right service for adults with a spinal cord injury.
Provide timely and accurate communication and information for inter-hospital transfer of patients.
Improve access to specialist services and outcomes for people with spinal cord injury.
Understand neurogenic bowel and bladder dysfunction how to implement individual management plans.
Use an interdisciplinary, consumer-focused approach to pressure injury assessment and management.
Assess the person’s needs and make recommendations for equipment and home modifications.
Gain knowledge and skill in the practice of seating and wheeled mobility prescription.
Understand the cause and symptoms of this medical emergency and how to treat it.
Use this structure for comprehensive and systematic health surveillance in primary care.
Record the person’s health status, symptoms and function in key areas.
Understand issues surrounding ageing with a spinal cord injury and offer preventive and treatment strategies.
Understand fertility issues and educate your patients about the different avenues and supports available.
Provide comprehensive management and education on the psychosocial and physical aspects of sexuality.
Hear from people in pain about helpful strategies and resources manage your pain.
Use this form to assess the person’s pain and create a management plan.
Use these tools with your patient to help them understand and manage their pain.
Integrate psychosocial factors into the care plans for your clients.
Understand psychological and emotional issues and manage grief, trauma and challenging behaviours.
Improving the experience for Aboriginal people in the rehabilitation environment.
Direct your clients to these resources to learn more ways to help themselves.
Browse spinal cord injury resources from other websites.
Integrate best practice rehabilitation planning into everyday clinical practice.
If you become unwell and need medical care, your usual doctor and hospital services are still able to help, although they may use other options, such as contact by phone or video consults. If you have an emergency, you can call an ambulance.
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