High intensity daily personal activities are specialised supports under the NDIS Practice Standards that involve high-risk tasks requiring advanced skills, knowledge and training. This Ausmed Training Module discusses the core skills and knowledge needed to provide complex bowel care, including routine stoma care and how to recognise and respond to changes in a person’s bowel health. Learn how to provide high-quality, safe care to people living with disability who require this type of support.
Understand the importance of complex bowel care.
Identify key knowledge required to support NDIS participants receiving complex bowel care as a High Intensity Daily Personal Activity.
Describe key knowledge requirements for supporting participants with a stoma.
Recognise and respond to changes in a participant’s bowel health by escalating concerns.
NDIS support workers who:
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