extent they desire and have capacity to do so. Shared This is a type of service provider management under which management the funded supports in a plan are managed in a shared arrangement between a person and a service provider. The service provider receives the funding, and the person or their representative engages staff. The person or their representative and the service provider share responsibility for meeting relevant legal obligations as agreed between the parties. Standard Provision 24/7 support: support May involve a mix of one on one and shared support, inactive overnight support, on-call, degree of informal support etc. Requires regular supervision and moderate levels of coordination. Can be delivered with some experience and practiced skills. Can involve prompting and/or direct assistance to undertake tasks and/or self-care activities. Follows a behaviour support/safeguarding plan in place where there are episodic behaviours of concern and the strategies can be implemented effectively within the available support. Support cluster A broad grouping of services related to global strategies, to achieve an identified goal. Support planning Assistance in coordinating or managing life stages, complex cluster situations, transitions and supports. Assistance in delivering support activity(ies) that is beyond what is included in a standard unit price/cost of service delivery. Therapy and Therapy supports are therapeutic interventions by allied health specific support professionals that assist an individual to achieve their goals. These cluster interventions are non-acute interventions and would not be expected to be provided by mainstream acute or community Department of Health or Mental Health Services. Services identified in an individual plan will be in line with what is considered as reasonable and necessary. Therapeutic intervention is provided by a range of professionals (e.g. occupational therapists, psychologists, clinical psychologists, orthoptists, podiatrists and dieticians) and includes prescription of equipment, home modifications and orthotics. General (Comprehensive) therapy services are person centred, focusing on an needs and desired goals. They are individual’s provided by transdisciplinary teams (e.g. occupational therapists, speech pathologists, physiotherapists and psychologists). These teams share knowledge and work together with the person and
extent they desire and have capacity to do so. Shared management This is a type of service provider management under which the funded supports in a plan are managed in a shared arrangement between a person and a service provider. The service provider receives the funding, and the person or their representative engages staff. The person or their representative and the service provider share responsibility for meeting relevant legal obligations as agreed between the parties. Standard support Provision 24/7 support: May involve a mix of one on one and shared support, inactive overnight support, on-call, degree of informal support etc. Requires regular supervision and moderate levels of coordination. Can be delivered with some experience and practiced skills. Can involve prompting and/or direct assistance to undertake tasks and/or self-care activities. Follows a behaviour support/safeguarding plan in place where there are episodic behaviours of concern and the strategies can be implemented effectively within the available support. Support cluster A broad grouping of services related to global strategies, to achieve an identified goal. Support planning cluster Assistance in coordinating or managing life stages, complex situations, transitions and supports. Assistance in delivering support activity(ies) that is beyond what is included in a standard unit price/cost of service delivery. Therapy and specific support cluster Therapy supports are therapeutic interventions by allied health professionals that assist an individual to achieve their goals. These interventions are non-acute interventions and would not be expected to be provided by mainstream acute or community Department of Health or Mental Health Services. Services identified in an individual plan will be in line with what is considered as reasonable and necessary. Therapeutic intervention is provided by a range of professionals (e.g. occupational therapists, psychologists, clinical psychologists, orthoptists, podiatrists and dieticians) and includes prescription of equipment, home modifications and orthotics. General (Comprehensive) therapy services are person centred, focusing on an individual’s needs and desired goals. They are provided by transdisciplinary teams (e.g. occupational therapists, speech pathologists, physiotherapists and psychologists). These teams share knowledge and work together with the person and