What is assistive tech advisors' role in getting assistive tech?

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The NDIS participants should rely on your assistive technology advisor's expertise to select a safe and suitable item.

• The participant's assistive technology advisor must provide an independent advice.
• The participant's doctor or specialist might have enough knowledge to advise them. However, they often refer them to a more experienced advisor.
• An assessment from an assistive technology assessor may also be needed.

Assistive technology assessors, who are specialist assistive technology advisors, must:

• Hold a relevant university degree.
• Adhere to professional standards set by organisations like the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).

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