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Strategy

National best practice framework for early childhood intervention

Karen Dimmock, K Deane, A D’Aprano, S Kakoschke-Moore

The framework describes what high-quality, evidence-informed support looks like for children with developmental concerns, delay or disability, and their families. This support will give them the best chance to fulfil their potential by identifying and meeting their additional needs early. It guides how to support children up to age nine with developmental concerns or disabilities.
Journal article

Adapting experience‐based co‐design to disability research

Nora Shields, Margaret Wallen, Finn O'Keefe, Miriam Joy Yates, Holly Skilbeck, Rachel Toovey
This article looked at adapting experience‐based co‐design (EBCD) through co‐production by involving people with lived experience of disability as co‐researchers to work on a community cycling program (CycLink). This paper reports the co‐produced protocol and reflects on co‐researchers' contributions.
Report

Review of best practice in early childhood intervention


This report outlines the findings of an independent review of best practice in early childhood intervention (ECI), undertaken as part of the implementation of Australia’s Disability Strategy 2021-2031. It makes recommendations in relation to the aims, form, underpinning principles and content of a best practice framework for the delivery of ECI in Australia.
Survey Report

Setting an agenda for disability research in Australia: survey results


This report presents the results of a survey completed by 973 people with involvement or interest in Australian disability research. It is part of multi-phase research agenda setting exercise that has been conducted to understand existing disability research in Australia and consult with the disability sector to understand their priorities for disability research.
Report

Setting an agenda for disability research in Australia: consultation report


This report presents the results of the Phase 2b consultation conducted with 974 individuals from 21 non-government organisations, including service providers and disabled peoples’ organisations, the First Nations-focused National Disability Research Agenda survey and online focus groups and in-depth interviews with people with augmentative and alternative communication needs.

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