- Easy-read information about restrictive practice: Easy Read - What is a restrictive practice – Council for Intellectual Disability
- A video about medicine used as a chemical restraint: Video - Medicine for health, not control – Council for Intellectual Disability
- Easy-read guide to taking medicines for behaviour problems: Easy Read - Guide to taking medicines for behaviour problems – Peter Bates
- A visual tool for discussing restrictive practice: Visual tool - Discussing restrictive practices – Queensland Government
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- Easy-English information about healthcare rights: Easy English - Australian charter of healthcare rights – Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care
- Easy-English information about healthcare rights for people with a cognitive impairment: Easy English - About healthcare rights for people with cognitive impairment – Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care
- Easy-English information about goals of care in health: Easy English - Goals of care – Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care
- Easy-read information about the right to good health care: Easy Read - Your right to good health care – Council for Intellectual Disability
- Easy-read information about medications and side-effects: Easy Read - Medication information and side effects – SPECTROM
- Easy-read information about medications and side-effects: Easy Read - Medications for mental health and side effects – Peter Bates
- Easy-read guide about making decisions about taking medications: Easy Read - How to decide whether to take medication and Medication matters – Peter Bates
- Easy-read information about managing medications: Easy Read - Me and my medication – Council for Intellectual Disability
- Easy-read information about yearly health checks: Easy Read - Yearly health checks – Council for Intellectual Disability
- Easy-read information about when to talk to your doctor: Easy Read - Me and my doctor – Council for Intellectual Disability
- Easy-read information about what to do after visiting the doctor: Easy Read - After visiting the doctor – Council for Intellectual Disability
- Easy-read information about mental health and how to ask for help: Easy Read - Mental health – Council for Intellectual Disability
- Easy English information and podcasts on mental health, anxiety, depression and behaviours of concern: Easy English - Mental health fact sheets and podcasts – The Bridging Project: Archive
- A Yellow Book for recording updates and changes in medication: Yellow passport medication records book - SPECTROM
- A record for medications: Easy Read - All my medications workbook and information about my medication – Peter Bates
- Pharmaceutical Care Plan: a record of medications and health conditions: My medicines booklet - Provide UK
- A2D – Admission to Discharge Folder for recording medications in hospital and to help discharge planning: Easy English - Admission2Discharge (A2D) Together Folder – NSW Health
- Julian’s Key Health Passport is a record of important health information if someone is going to hospital: Health Passport - Queensland Health
- My Health Matters folder – a record of things your doctor needs to know about you: Easy Read - My Health Matters folder – Council for Intellectual Disability
- Review and tapering of antipsychotic medications for changed behaviour: Reviewing and Tapering Medicines - NPS Medicinewise
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- Easy-read resources to help talk with your pharmacist: Easy Read - Getting to know your pharmacist - Peter Bates
- A resource to record communication with your doctor: Easy Read - After visiting the doctor – Council for Intellectual Disability
- Resources to help talk with the doctor about physical and mental health: Communication tools for Mental Health - Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities
- Annual health assessment for people with intellectual disability: Adult Comprehensive Health Assessment Program (CHAP) – Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
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