James K

Disability Case Manager at Supported Independent Living

Passionate and dedicated Disability Case Manager at Supported Independent Living since 2020, committed to empowering individuals with disabilities to live fulfilling and independent lives. With a strong focus on client-centered care, I work closely with participants, families, and support networks to deliver tailored solutions that meet unique needs and goals.

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Breast and Bowel Screening With a Disability

Breast and bowel screening with a disability: positioning, poo samples and the colonoscopy problem Two of Australia's three national cancer... Read More about Breast and Bowel Screening With a Disability

When an NDIS Participant Is Diagnosed With Cancer

When an NDIS participant is diagnosed with cancer: the first month, and what falls over Cancer Council Australia's policy material... Read More about When an NDIS Participant Is Diagnosed With Cancer

Permanent Impairment After Cancer Treatment

Permanent impairment after cancer treatment: the NDIS pathway nobody tells you about A woman finishes treatment for ovarian cancer. She... Read More about Permanent Impairment After Cancer Treatment

Brain Tumours and the NDIS: Access, Evidence and the List Gap

Brain tumours and the NDIS: Parkinson's is on the list, brain tumours are not The NDIS publishes List B: conditions... Read More about Brain Tumours and the NDIS: Access, Evidence and the List Gap

Consent, Capacity and Communication in Cancer Care

Consent, capacity and communication in cancer care: who decides, and who gets told Cancer decisions are different from most medical... Read More about Consent, Capacity and Communication in Cancer Care

Supporting Someone Through Cancer Treatment: A Worker Guide

Supporting someone through cancer treatment: a guide for support workers and family carers You are not a nurse. You are... Read More about Supporting Someone Through Cancer Treatment: A Worker Guide

Palliative Care and Disability: The Boundary Problem

Palliative care and the disability boundary: the gap that sends people to hospital to die In April 2024, Palliative Care... Read More about Palliative Care and Disability: The Boundary Problem

Cancer care guides

Topic library · Cancer and Disability Guides The problem is not the cancer. It is everything that happens around it... Read More about Cancer care guides

Autonomic Dysreflexia: Why a Normal Blood Pressure Can Be an Emergency

Autonomic dysreflexia: why a normal blood pressure reading can be an emergency Here is the thing that gets people killed.... Read More about Autonomic Dysreflexia: Why a Normal Blood Pressure Can Be an Emergency

Spinal Cord Injury Explained: Levels, Completeness and the Data

Spinal cord injury explained: levels, completeness, and why most injuries are not what people picture Ask somebody to picture a... Read More about Spinal Cord Injury Explained: Levels, Completeness and the Data

Neurogenic Bladder: The Kidneys Used To Be What Killed People

Neurogenic bladder after spinal cord injury: the kidneys used to be what killed people A 70-year British study published in... Read More about Neurogenic Bladder: The Kidneys Used To Be What Killed People

Neurogenic Bowel: The Hour That Decides the Day

Neurogenic bowel after spinal cord injury: the hour that decides the day Ask somebody with a spinal cord injury what... Read More about Neurogenic Bowel: The Hour That Decides the Day

Pain and Spasticity: 70 Per Cent Have It, and It Gets Dismissed

Pain and spasticity after spinal cord injury: 70 per cent have it, and it gets dismissed as impossible "But you... Read More about Pain and Spasticity: 70 Per Cent Have It, and It Gets Dismissed

Pressure Injuries: Thirty Times the Death Rate

Pressure injuries after spinal cord injury: thirty times the death rate, and the surface nobody checks The 70-year British study... Read More about Pressure Injuries: Thirty Times the Death Rate

Spinal Cord Injury and the NDIS: List A Covers the Minority

Spinal cord injury and the NDIS: List A covers the minority of injuries The NDIS publishes a list of conditions... Read More about Spinal Cord Injury and the NDIS: List A Covers the Minority

Breathing and Cough After a High Cervical Injury

Breathing with a high cervical injury: the problem is the cough, not the breath The 70-year British study of mortality... Read More about Breathing and Cough After a High Cervical Injury

Ageing With a Spinal Cord Injury: What Changes After 20 Years

Ageing with a spinal cord injury: the first generation to do it is doing it now Before the Second World... Read More about Ageing With a Spinal Cord Injury: What Changes After 20 Years

Sex, Fertility and Relationships: The Subject Rehab Skips

Sex, fertility and relationships after spinal cord injury: the subject rehab skips Rehabilitation after a spinal cord injury covers bladder,... Read More about Sex, Fertility and Relationships: The Subject Rehab Skips

Wheelchairs, Transfers and Protecting Your Shoulders

Wheelchairs, transfers and shoulders: protecting the joints that everything depends on The shoulder is a shallow, mobile, inherently unstable joint.... Read More about Wheelchairs, Transfers and Protecting Your Shoulders

Driving, Work and Vehicle Modifications

Driving, work and getting your life back after a spinal cord injury In the AlphaBeta report prepared for SpinalCure Australia... Read More about Driving, Work and Vehicle Modifications

Housing After Spinal Cord Injury: SDA, Mods and the Aged Care Trap

Getting home after a spinal cord injury: housing, modifications and the aged care trap Australia set three targets for getting... Read More about Housing After Spinal Cord Injury: SDA, Mods and the Aged Care Trap

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