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Advice: Making Your Voice Heard
Being assertive is all about making sure your voice is heard and being able to clearly explain how you feel about something, what you need, or why you feel something…
Advice: Enduring Powers of Attorney
For those of us supporting an older person, someone with a disability, or other health condition, you should consider looking into setting up enduring powers of attorney (EPA). You’ll find…
Publication: Good Medical Practice
The Medical Council’s publication Good Medical Practice sets out the standards the public and the profession expect a competent doctor to meet. These standards have been developed through discussion with…
Advice: Communicating With Medical Professionals
Family carers have regular contact with GPs and many other health professionals, government agencies, and support organisations. Being able to communicate well with a wide range of professionals is an…
IHC Advocacy Toolkit
IHC’s free Avocacy Toolkit has important and useful information for parents/family/whanau of children with an intellectual disability, self advocates with disabilities, and disability support agencies. Being well-informed is the key…
Your Rights as a Consumer of Health and Disability Services
If you would like to know more about your rights when using health and disability services, have your questions answered, or make a complaint about a health or disability service,…
