Discussion Paper: Input needed from participants and providers

Published 5th March 2020

A discussion paper for developing a Digital Partnership Program (DPP), intended to make it easier for participants to connect and interact with providers, has been released.

The discussion paper has called for ideas around:

• What kind of tools, apps, and other digital products would be attractive for development;
• How the NDIS can best work with providers and software developers;
• What specific functionality or Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) the market would like as part of the NDIS; and
• What terms, conditions and data registered providers, unregistered providers and software developers accessing APIs should variously agree to.

To read the full article, please visit the Freedom2Live website.

Source:
Kymberly Martin, 2020, Freedom2Live (https://www.freedom2live.com.au)