Record keeping is fundamental to every element of an audiology business. Your records describe your clinical procedures, document your client outcomes and detail your HSP compliance. If your business does not maintain adequate records of all these elements it can be at risk. This program will explore what is meant by risk in the health care sector.

In 2012 the HSP adopted a risk-based compliance approach, shifting away from a focus on prescriptive clinical protocols. It recognised the hearing care sector had matured over the decades and agreed the Professional Practice Bodies (PPB’s) were responsible for the clinical competencies of individual practitioners. This workshop will explore your clinical role in determining and documenting positive hearing health outcomes for all your HSP clients.

The HSP responsibility is to ensure compliance with contractual requirements. As HSP practitioners you not only play a critical role in achieving the best outcomes for your clients, but also in supporting the business to ensure program compliance. This day will inform you about your responsibilities for audit and administration of the HSP Voucher Scheme.