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L-R: Dr John Tellam, Vivienne Neilan, Dr James Fielding, Dr Dimity Dornan, Fiona Armstrong. Director of Innovation, Vivienne Neilan, recently participated in Liquid Interactive’s panel event: The new era of healthcare: Personalised, technology-enabled and human-centric. The Future Led series hosts panels of multidisciplinary experts to look beyond the horizon and explore emerging trends and issues, […]
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“Without NIISQ’s support I’m sure I wouldn’t be as far ahead with my life and as happy as I am because of how much help and ongoing support I receive from them.” — Declan, NIISQ participant. International Wheelchair Day (1 March) is an important reminder for us to celebrate wheelchair users and the positive impact […]
Guidelines to enhance and standardise care for people with spinal cord injury (SCI) are now available for physiotherapists. It’s the culmination of a partnership between the NIISQ Agency, Metro South Health, Queensland clinicians, interstate representatives, and people with spinal cord injury. The Physiotherapy Spinal Cord Injury Guidelines will support physiotherapists to provide consistent and high-quality […]
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Figure 1: 3D printed custom cushion. […]
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The National Injury Insurance Agency Queensland (NIISQ Agency) has partnered with Queensland University of Technology to develop and pilot MyNIISQ — an online participant portal designed to facilitate easier access to services and self-management. The digital platform will transform traditional, paper-based processes into an accessible, efficient online solution that caters to individual needs in real […]
This year we developed the NIISQ Agency’s first ever comprehensive set of Treatment, care and support guidelines. These guidelines reflect how we make decisions about treatment, care and support, and it was important to us to get it right. Our consultation process, which was open to the public from June – August 2023 provided opportunities for robust […]
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The NIISQ Agency was delighted to present at the Injury and Disability Schemes Seminar (IDSS) 2023: whole person, whole system recently. Gaenor Walker (NIISQ General Manager) gave a high-level update on NIISQ agency trends and performance. Our CEO, Neil Singleton presented at the closing remarks where he speculated on what our scheme may look like […]
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We’re excited to share that we have co-designed a new framework for gathering information and have developed what we now call a ‘MyPlan’ instead of a support plan. The framework is called ‘MyPlanning’. The ‘MyPlanning’ framework helps us understand individual needs and goals, so we can help participants access the right treatment, care, and support […]
The NIISQ Agency was proud to sponsor the Australian & New Zealand Trauma Society (ANZTS) Trauma 2023 Conference app. The ANZTS conference brought together a packed program of presentations and discussions covering a range of subjects on providing better care for patients and their families. The diverse range of professionals covered topics such as: Conferences […]
You might remember John Kenworthy’s story from our social media. Recently, John’s incredible and inspiring return to work journey received a standing ovation at the 2023 Work Well Awards where he received the Injured worker achievement award. John’s Support Planner, Samantha Lee, was invited to the awards along with representatives from Queensland Police Service (Lynne […]