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You can appoint someone to be your medical power of attorney, also known as ‘enduring power of attorney (medical treatment)’, to make medical decisions on your behalf when, in certain circumstances...
There are end of life and palliative care services that provide safe, inclusive care for people who identify as LGBTI...
Ask a doctor and research health information when making a health decision. This will include the cost, timing and regularity of medical treatment...
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) will transform the way in which people with disability access the support they need to achieve their goals and participate fully in community life...
As all young people approach their final years of school, it is a good idea to focus on planning for the future and exploring the various pathways that are available to them...
Respect, consideration, recognition and support are some of the principles that guide how government departments, local councils and government-funded services work with carers and people who are...
An emergency care plan is a set of instructions about caring for someone in the event that you are not able to...
Informed consent means having enough information about a medical procedure to decide whether to have it done...
There are laws that set out how healthcare professionals can collect and store your health information and when they are allowed to share it...
If you are unhappy with the way a disability service has treated you, you have the right to complain and to have your concerns addressed...