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Coordinated and Person-Centred Care

Clinical Care, Support, and Coordination for Complex Needs

Our nursing services provide essential clinical care, health monitoring, and coordinated support to help individuals maintain wellbeing and independence in the community.

Nurses play a crucial role in assessing health needs, developing and coordinating care plans, managing medications, providing clinical care, and educating participants and their families. They also support daily living activities, respond to changing health needs, and work closely with multidisciplinary teams to ensure holistic care.

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The Role of Nursing in NDIS

Within the NDIS framework, our nurses provide specialised healthcare services that support participants with complex and ongoing needs such as:

Health assessments and monitoring
Development and review of care plans
Medication administration and management
Chronic condition management
Wound care and treatment
Health education and self-care support
Care coordination with allied health professionals
Support for caregivers and families
Continence support and management
Urinary catheter care and management

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Complex Care Support

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  • Our nursing and allied health teams work within a broader multidisciplinary model to support individuals with complex physical, psychological, and social needs.

 

  • This may include supporting individuals who are:
  • • Experiencing social isolation or vulnerability
  • • Living with acquired brain injury or stroke
  • • Facing challenges with engagement in therapy
  • • In need of coordinated support across health and social systems

 

We aim to provide safe, coordinated care that improves wellbeing, participation, and quality of life.

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Wound Care
Pressure Care
Continence Assessment
Urinary Management

Wound Care

Effective wound care focuses on promoting healing, preventing infection, and monitoring progress.

Regular assessment and measurement of wounds to track healing or deterioration
Swab collection when infection is suspected to identify organisms
Consideration of medical history, including conditions such as diabetes that may affect healing
Proper wound cleaning techniques to reduce infection risk
Timely and appropriate dressing changes
Selection of suitable wound dressings with attention to skin reactions and allergies
Use of antibiotics when clinically indicated and prescribed

Pressure Care

Pressure care is essential to prevent skin breakdown and promote circulation.

Early prevention before skin breakdown occurs
Regular repositioning to relieve pressure points
Routine skin inspections to identify early signs of damage
Keeping affected areas clean, dry, and moisturised
Maintaining good nutrition and hydration to support healing and skin health

Continence Support

Incontinence is a widespread condition to describe involuntary loss of urine from the bladder (Continence Foundation Of Australia, 2020). It prevails in over 4.8 million Australians, making it a very common problem (Friendly Society Private Hospital, 2018).

At My Rehab Team, we understand that continence is a sensitive topic, and our nursing team approaches every individual with compassion, respect, and professionalism. Through thorough assessment, practical strategies, and close collaboration with our allied health team, we help clients manage continence concerns and maintain their dignity, independence, and quality of life.

Continence challenges can affect people of all ages and backgrounds, but are particularly common among older adults and those living with neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, stroke, or dementia. Rather than accepting incontinence as an inevitable part of ageing, our team takes a proactive, person-centred approach. They look beyond symptoms to find sustainable, meaningful solutions.

How Our Nurses Support You:

Thorough continence assessments, including bladder and bowel diaries, medical history reviews, and mobility checks
Personalised continence management plans aligned with your goals and lifestyle
Recommendation and fitting of appropriate continence aids, regularly reviewed as your needs change
Education and training for carers and families to support continence with skill and respect
Collaboration with Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, and Dietetics to address contributing factors
Monitoring and prevention of continence-related complications such as skin breakdown, urinary tract infections, and social withdrawal

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Urinary Management

For clients requiring Indwelling (IDC) or Suprapubic (SPC) Catheter changes, our nurses provide professional, compassionate catheter care in the comfort of your own home. Catheters need to be changed regularly to reduce complications and maintain comfort and hygiene. While catheter bags can often be managed by carers or support workers, catheter replacement requires a qualified clinician.

Our nurses supports urinary management with:

IDC and SPC catheter changes delivered at home
Gentle, respectful, and patient-focused care at every visit
Coordination with families, carers, support workers, and healthcare providers
Reliable, ongoing catheter management for community clients

Collaborative Care

Our nurse works collaboratively with urologists, general practitioners, aged care providers, NDIS participants, support coordinators, and carers to ensure safe, timely, and coordinated catheter care. Our goal is to help clients avoid unnecessary hospital visits while receiving the support they need at home.

Product Recommendations and Quotes

As a qualified Incontinence Nurse, our team can recommend appropriate catheter care and incontinence products, and provide quotes to assist with funding and supply planning for both NDIS participants and private clients.

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How do I get access to the Medical Aids Subsidy Scheme

My Rehab Team has eligible prescribers to apply for subsidised incontinence aids.

https://www.health.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/431260/guidelines-continence.pdf

Are you eligible for NDIS support?

My Rehab Team is a registered NDIS provider. We support participants funded through the NDIS, as well as individuals referred through care providers.

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