Community Nursing Care under the NDIS involves the provision of skilled nursing services to individuals with disabilities within their community. These services aim to promote health and well-being, manage health conditions, and support individuals to live as independently as possible while managing their medical needs.

Health Assessments And Planning:

• Conducting comprehensive health assessments to understand the participant's medical needs and develop a personalized care plan.
• Collaborating with healthcare professionals to establish and review health goals.

Medication Management:

• Assistance with medication administration, including the preparation and dispensing of prescribed medications.
• Monitoring and managing potential side effects or complications related to medications.

Wound Care and Medical Procedures:

• Performing wound care and dressing changes as prescribed by healthcare professionals.
• Assistance with medical procedures that can be safely conducted within the community setting.

Monitoring Vital Signs:

• Regular monitoring of vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, and temperature.
• Responding to any changes in health status and reporting concerns to healthcare professionals.

Catheter Care and Management:

• Assistance with catheter care, including maintenance and monitoring for any signs of infection or complications.
• Collaboration with healthcare providers to address catheter-related needs.