Collaborating for Success with NDIS
- Education
- Webinars
Nov 2022 ･ 42 min watch
Key takeaways
In this webinar, Natalie Mullins discusses:
- the complex world of NDIS and focuses on the ways that Dietitian’s in all sectors can collaborate to effectively support NDIS participants. This includes successful discharge planning, fostering collaboration between the public and private sector and how to work through common sticking points.
SPEAKER BIO
Natalie Mullins
Is the Founder and Lead Dietitian of Pod Dietetics, a team of APD’s providing high quality nutrition care that is weight neutral, trauma informed and neurodiversity affirming. Natalie has a background in clinical dietetics including acute, sub-acute, outpatient and ambulatory services, with specific experience and expertise supporting adults with physical and neurological disability.
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