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identify other professionals likely to be involved in the person’s care. The piece of work will look at the impact these health conditions have on the patient, carer(s), as well as neighbors and family. In meeting identified needs of the patient, a framework of care will be explored to offer a holistic person-centered care that includes psychological, emotional, physical, and social needs. There will be a further discussion on the model of care that will be suitable and convenient for the patient in order

following documents: ■ NSW Out-of-Home Care Standards (NSW Office of the Children’s Guardian); ■ Living in the Community: Putting Children First (July 2002); ■ The Children’s Standards in Action (2004); ■ Individual Planning for Children and Young People Living in Out-of-Home Placements: Policy and Procedures (May 2007); ■ Memorandum of Understanding between the Department of Community Services and the NSW Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care on Children and Young Persons with a Disability

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