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Upcoming Fee Changes and New Service Capabilities
Newsletter 2026-10-30 – Workplace Health Services – Upcoming Fee Changes and New Service Capabilities
Another flawed NDIS Annual Pricing Review for Allied Health Services
The NDIS Annual Pricing Review (APR) continues confuses professional equivalence with service equivalence. While Allied Health Professionals may work across Medicare, private practice, the NDIS and other schemes, the services delivered under the NDIS are fundamentally different in complexity, governance, documentation, travel, risk management and participant goals and outcomes. Benchmarking disability therapy against mainstream health
Workplace Rehabilitation – The Doorman Fallacy
The Doorman Fallacy is the mistake of judging a profession only by its most visible, administrative, or transactional tasks while ignoring the expertise and value that sits behind them. A Workplace Rehabilitation Provider (WRP) is often viewed as “the person who develops a Recover-at-Work Plan”, “organises suitable duties” and simply “coordinates the plan”. That’s the

Patients and Participants are Pasting Clinical Records into AI
It’s becoming increasingly common to ask AI questions and rely on it as an expert. We ask about our health, disability, and schemes such as the NDIS, often treating the answers as definitive advice. This article was prompted by a recent situation where a participant’s carer raised some questions after uploading a report into AI
Thought leader – Dr Tyler Amell
It’s a pleasure for IOH to be able to support ARPA in bringing world renowned thought leader Dr Tyler Amell to our shores to share his insights on the science of resilience and well-being.

2023 Winner of Leadership and Management Excellence at the Allied Health Awards
A big congratulations to our OT Manager, Teresa Ferreira, who won the 2023 Allied Health Leadership and Management Excellence at the national Allied Health Awards in Darwin. Teresa is a passionate leader who is motivated to see her team grow and be supported in their OT careers. She has integrated a high standard of clinical