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What is a person-centred approach?
Familiarity and understanding of individualised funding amongst carers in New South Wales
Timothy Broady
22.12.2016
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This article reviews the person-centred approach to care within the disability sector in NSW. In theory, the person-centred approach to care places individuals with a disability at the centre of decision making with carers as partners in this process. This approach relies on individualised funding and carers’ capacity to navigate these service systems.
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