The Six Most Common Mistakes Made by New NDIS Providers
LMS TRG highlights common mistakes made by new NDIS providers. In this article, we addressed the six most common mistakes made by new NDIS providers:
- The NDIS is not a gold mine
- Buying templates does not guarantee a successful management system
- Auditors are not consultants
- Audit non-conformities = game over?
- Internal audits are not a waste of time
- Applying for more registration groups is not always the best business model
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