Assisted boarding house policies, reports and guidelines
Factsheets
- Information for operators of boarding houses who may be accommodating people with additional needs - Factsheet 2014
- Screening tool for entry to assisted boarding houses - Factsheet 2016
- Reviews of decisions made under the Boarding Houses Act 2012 - Factsheet 2015
Reports
- Evaluation of the Boarding Houses Act 2012: Report 1 - 2014
- Evaluation of the Boarding Houses Act 2012: Report 2 - 2015
- Evaluation of the Boarding Houses Act 2012: Report 3 - 2016
- Evaluation of the Boarding Houses Act 2012: Report 4 and final report - 2018
- Providing quality services for people with disabilities – a sample staff handbook - 2001
Manuals, guides and forms
- Assisted Boarding Houses Practice Guide
- Appendix 1: Assisted Boarding Houses Practice Guide feedback form
- Appendix 2: Boarding house registration requirements
- Appendix 2A: NSW Fair Trading boarding house registration form
- Appendix 3: List of conditions, standards and penalties for Assisted Boarding Houses
- Appendix 4: Approved Manager approval form
- Appendix 5: Surrender of Licence, Interim Permit or Manager Approval form
- Appendix 6: Medication administration form
- Appendix 7: Assisted Boarding House Incident Report Form
- Appendix 8: Client Death Notification Form
- Appendix 9: Transition plan for pre-existing authorised Assisted Boarding Houses
- Appendix 10: Fire drill record template
- Appendix 11: Additional Needs Resident Personal Information Register
- Assisted Boarding Houses Authorisation and Monitoring Manual - 2013
Legislation
Good practice in Assisted Boarding Houses (ABHs)
Decision Making and Consent Policy
This is a policy guide to inform service providers and staff who need to obtain consent from a person with a disability or a guardian.
- Decision Making and Consent Guidelines
- Decision Making and Consent NCAT Application for Consent to Medical or Dental Treatment
- Decision Making and Consent Other Resources
- Decision Making and Consent Policy
- Decision Making and Consent Tools and Templates
Nutrition and Swallowing Policy
The ADHC Nutrition and Swallowing Procedures (the Procedures) is the overarching document for supported accommodation and centre based respite that supports people to record their preferences in relation to nutrition, capture risk related to nutrition and swallowing and contains information on how to follow a mealtime management plan. The Procedures contain alerts to risks associated with swallowing difficulties and how these are managed under the guidance of the person’s usual General Practitioner (GP) and other health specialist.
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Last updated: 24 Sep 2019