From 15th November 2021, providers will be assessed against the updated NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators. The amendments create three new NDIS Practice Standards:

1. Mealtime Management ...

Do’s and Don’ts for Auditors

Auditing is verifying an organisation’s management systems against specific criteria, which can be customer-related, ISO 9001, or NDIS Quality Indicator guidelines. An au...

What is NDIS Practice Standard?

The NDIS Practice Standards have developed an essential framework for NDIS service providers to evaluate their performance and to demonstrate how they comply with the ...

One of the key requirements of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) for disability service providers is to conduct an internal audit. NDIS providers often ask questions about internal audit...

Manual handling is an activity that many people deal with during their day-to-day activities. It can be as simple as moving items from one place to another when carrying groceries, or it can be a phys...

An audit is an assessment against specified criteria. Proper planning is a crucial factor for effective outcomes. While planning, we need to consider certain aspects, such as the availability of resou...

What needs to be documented?

Are you planning to become a registered NDIS provider and not sure about what needs to be documented? 

NDIS providers are required to present a management system outlini...

An audit report is a product and outcome of any external or internal audit. Audit reports are the result of an evaluation against a set of criteria. The report indicates how the audited organisation c...

LMS TRG highlights common mistakes made by new NDIS providers. In this article, we addressed th...

Auditing is about the evaluation of systems and frameworks. It is not an inspection! It is a health check which could indicate areas for improvement. Auditors have to assess the health of an organisat...