Report: Critical NDIS update
Read our most recent update about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and osteopathy's inclusion.
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The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) proposed a number of refinements to the regulation of therapeutic goods. Osteopathy Australia's recommendations included: that the TGA should require plagiocephaly helmets be subject to inclusion on the ARTG as a medium risk medical device for redirecting the growth of a baby, infant or young child’s skull; and that the TGA should exclude clinical foot orthoses from ARTG registration and ARTG registration exemption applications.
See: TGA therapeutic devices regulation: Osteopathy Australia submission 2021
Read our most recent update about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and osteopathy's inclusion.
Infant orofacial conditions such as tongue tie are complex and require interdisciplinary care. Osteopaths working with infants and their caregivers manage the neuromusculoskeletal implications of orofacial conditions for the neck, head, back and posture. This practice briefing for health stakeholders describes good practice in osteopathic management of orofacial conditions, other health professional groups osteopaths work with for management, and practice advice Osteopathy Australia offers its members working in the field to promote infant health and development.
Osteopathy Australia has provided feedback to the Department of Health and Aged Care on the revised aged care quality standards