Search
Working with people with acquired brain injury

d) Pathway Examples (NSW)

Service pathways vary from one person with ABI to another. To understand an individuals service pathway it is useful to understand: a) The person's injury and their personal journey of recovery and rehabilitation, b) Typical service pathways
and c) Typical funding pathways for rehabilitation and support services.

Within the context of these three overall pathways there are seven more specific service pathway examples:

D1: Person with a recent ABI requiring housing and support
D2: Person with a recent TBI requiring support up to 35 hours/week
D3: Person with a previous TBI/ABI with drug/alcohol or mental health issues
D4: Person with TBI/ABI with challenging behaviours
D5: Person with previous TBI/ABI exiting prison system
D6: Applicant or existing tenant of Housing NSW with a diagnosed or undiagnosed ABI/TBI
D7: Person with TBI/ABI requiring formal support for more than 35 hours per week

Clik on LINKS above to see graphics& text explanation in WINDOW BELOW:












NSW Government Family & Community Services ACI NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation ACI NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation

The materials on the site have been developed collaboratively with many stakeholders. The sources of all materials are identified in the site - see Acknowledgements. The site and associated materials have been put together for the purpose of training people to work with people with ABI. See Copyright for copyright details.

The site was funded by the NSW government - the then NSW Department of Family and Community Services: Ageing Disability and Home Care. The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Directorate, a clinical network of the NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation provided project management. Brain Injury Australia has provided site maintenance support.

Copyright 2022 www.ABIStaffTraining.info