Each program combines theory-based learning, hands-on practical simulation on clinical task trainers and manikins, clinical reasoning and real-world case discussion. Content is aligned with the relevant NDIS HIDPA Skills Descriptor for the module being delivered and is delivered by experienced Registered Nurses.
Yes. All Calibre HIDPA education modules are developed to align with the applicable NDIS HIDPA Skills Descriptors. Participants who successfully complete the education receive a Certificate of Completion confirming attendance and successful completion of the program.
No. Calibre's HIDPA education programs build general workforce capability through clinician-led education, practical simulation and case-based learning. Participants who successfully complete the program receive a Certificate of Completion confirming the education undertaken. This is not a substitute for participant-specific training or sign-off, which must be completed against the individual participant's support plan, equipment, risks and clinical instructions by an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Participant-specific assessment and clinical sign-off are available separately through our clinical services arm, Inclusive Healthcare Australia (IHA).
Participants who successfully complete a Calibre education program receive a Certificate of Completion confirming attendance and successful completion of the education. The certificate is evidence of education completed. It does not represent participant-specific competency assessment, delegation, authorisation or sign-off. Participant-specific assessment and clinical sign-off are delivered through our clinical services arm, Inclusive Healthcare Australia (IHA).
Yes. Private provider sessions can be delivered at your premises or an approved venue, based on available facilities and the needs of the module. We also offer open cohort sessions for individual workers. Contact us to discuss what suits your team.
Calibre is based in Melbourne and delivers primarily across Victoria. National delivery is available by arrangement for provider bookings, with travel costs applicable for interstate and regional locations. Contact us to discuss your delivery location.
Calibre provides provider-level Registered Nurse consultancy to support NDIS organisations delivering or preparing to deliver High Intensity supports. This may include clinical governance framework development and review, HIDPA policies and procedures, clinical documentation and care-planning frameworks, workforce capability and competency systems, review of clinical-plan implementation requirements and provider organisational systems, incident and quality review, audit and scope-expansion preparation, and ongoing clinical governance support. Participant-specific RN assessment, care planning, competency assessment, clinical sign-off and ongoing participant-specific clinical oversight are provided separately through our clinical services arm, Inclusive Healthcare Australia (IHA).
Yes. Calibre provides structured, ongoing clinical governance support, which may include policy review, incident and quality-system review, and continuous improvement support. Participant-specific RN clinical oversight is available separately through our clinical services arm, Inclusive Healthcare Australia (IHA).
Calibre's education and governance services are clinician-led and delivered by appropriately experienced Registered Nurses with clinical backgrounds relevant to High Intensity support delivery, disability, complex care and clinical education. Our clinicians bring practical experience to workforce education and governance engagements, with a strong focus on clinical reasoning, risk recognition and safe service delivery.
You can book a complimentary 30-minute Discovery Meeting using the booking link on this page, or send an enquiry using the contact form. We will respond within 1 to 2 business days to discuss the right approach for your organisation.
Calibre can review how participant clinical plans prepared by treating health practitioners are operationalised within a provider's service, including related workforce requirements, procedures, documentation, escalation pathways, training needs and governance systems. Where participant-specific RN assessment, development or amendment of a clinical care plan, competency assessment, clinical sign-off or ongoing participant-specific oversight is required, these services are provided separately through our clinical services arm, Inclusive Healthcare Australia (IHA).