Allied Health Capability Framework: Disability and Complex Support Needs (Vic)

‘The Allied Health Capability Framework: Disability and Complex Support Needs (Vic)’ provides allied health professionals with guidance about working ethically and collaboratively across professions and service systems.

With this guidance, they will be able to better provide high-quality, person-centred support that promotes choice and control for people with disability.

The views of people with disability, families, carers, advocates, allied health professionals, professional bodies, universities and governments have informed the development of the framework. It is part of Keeping our sector strong, Victoria’s workforce plan for the NDIS.

The document gives an overview of the Allied health capability framework: disability and complex support needs developed through targeted consultation.

‘Background’ provides a background of the framework, outlining its purpose, audience, scope, alignment and guiding approaches.

‘Development of the capability framework’ describes how the framework was development and next steps in its implementation.

‘Structure of the capability framework’ describes the structure of the framework.

‘Capabilities by proficiency’ describes behaviours that model each capability and maps them across a stepwise system of proficiency.

The document can be accessed by following the weblink provided.