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Access for All

Online Disability Awareness Course
for All Workers in Healthcare

Understand disability, communicate with confidence
and make your service more accessible for everyone.

CPD points for 35+ health professions

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Access for All

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Access for All

The complete course

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Why choose Access for All?

See CPD hours for your profession
ProfessionClaimable CPD
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers3 hours
Anaesthetics3 hours
Audiology3 hours
Chiropractors3 hours
Dental Practitioners, Dental Hygienists and Dental Nurses3 hours
Dermatologists3 hours
Diabetes Educators3 hours
Dietitians3 hours
Emergency Medicine3 ACEM CPD hours (approved)
Exercise Physiologists3 points
General Practitioners (RACGP)3 hours
General Practitioners (ACRRM)3 PDP educational hours (approved)
Intensive Care3 hours (approved, Cat 1A: Passive Self Learning)
Medical Administration3 hours
Medical Radiation Practitioners3 points
Nurses, Midwives and Practice Nurses3 hours
Obstetricians and Gynaecologists3 hours
Occupational Therapists3 hours
Ophthalmologists3 hours
Optometrists3 hours
Paramedics3 hours
Pathologists3 hours
Pharmacists4 points
Physicians3 hours
Physiotherapists3 hours
Podiatrists3 hours
Practice Managers20 AAPM CPD points
Psychiatrists3 hours
Psychologists3 hours
Radiologists3 hours
Social Workers3 hours
Sport and Exercise Physicians3 hours
Speech Pathologists3 hours
Surgeons3 hours

Five years of building confidence

Access for All is an online disability awareness course for all workers in healthcare. It began as training for health providers and has since grown to support admin staff and anyone who engages with patients. The aim has always been simple: increase understanding, boost confidence, and foster genuine awareness. For the past five years, that’s exactly what it’s done, for individual practitioners and for entire practices.

All funds are reinvested directly into Access for All, helping to ensure its sustainability and continued impact into the future.

The voice behind Access for All

Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM

“Accessibility is not an extra. Accessibility is quality healthcare.”

Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM

Doctor, lawyer, and chair of the Access for All advisory group. Living with a spinal cord injury and quadriplegia, Dinesh has experienced healthcare access from both sides, as a clinician and as a patient.

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What people are saying

“The Access for All training is outstanding. It’s made me reflect on the many challenges faced by people with disabilities in accessing health services.”Practice Manager
“Excellent course that encourages reflection on any biases or poor understanding that we have.”Nurse
“This course should be part of mandatory training for all staff.”Obstetrician / Gynaecologist
“The course is full of practical stuff that impacts the day to day management of health conditions. Probably the best online course I’ve ever done.”Endocrinologist
“I could highly recommend this program. We could all improve on our disability awareness, particularly when we get caught up in busy clinics.”Podiatrist
“From the moment a client enters our service, we want them to feel welcome and know we will look after their individual needs.”Occupational Therapist
“By tailoring our service to the person’s individual needs, accessing care becomes easier for them.”Special Care Dentist
“The course really made me think about the need to acknowledge the diversity within a disability.”Optometrist
“What really stood out for me in this program is the way we can speak to and support people with disability to ensure dignity, respect and equality.”Registered Nurse

The numbers so far

3,250+health providers have registered for the course
97%intended to improve their service’s accessibility afterward
Statistically significant improvementin self-rated disability awareness after completing the course

Independently evaluated by the University of Melbourne, Assessment and Evaluation Research Centre. Read the full evaluation report (PDF)

Bring Access for All to your team

Roll out Access for All across your entire team, however suits you best. Built for organisations looking to provide more inclusive experiences for All.

  • ✓ Bulk seat purchase, SCORM licensing, or a bespoke/co-branded build, whichever fits your service
  • ✓ Scale to your whole workforce, no matter how small or large
  • ✓ Evidence-based content, independently evaluated

Queensland Health selected Access for All for their workforce through a formal procurement process.

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How it works
  1. EnquireTell us about your service and team size
  2. ScopeWe confirm the right delivery model, licensing terms and deployment details with you
  3. DeployRoll it out via bulk seats, your own LMS, or a bespoke build, whichever you’ve chosen

Inside the course

Access for All learning journey map: an introduction followed by seven modules covering disability in Australia; asking rather than assuming; communication; access issues beyond a ramp; cultural considerations; recognising and understanding behaviours; and quality improvement initiatives.
Read the course outline as text
  • Introduction to Access for All 15 min
  • Module 1: Disability in Australia 30 min
  • Module 2: Before you assume – try asking 25 min
  • Module 3: Communication – know your audience 25 min
  • Module 4: Access issues – more than a ramp! 25 min
  • Module 5: Cultural considerations 25 min
  • Module 6: Recognising and understanding behaviours 25 min
  • Module 7: Quality improvement initiatives 15 min

Download the full course outline (PDF)

Real stories, real impact

Uncle Willie Prince

A proud Wakka Wakka and Kalkadoon man living with cerebral palsy, sharing how disability is understood differently within Aboriginal culture, and what culturally safe, accessible healthcare should look like.

Read Uncle Willie’s story (PDF)

MYTOOTHDOCTOR™

A Townsville dental practice that redesigned its entire patient experience around accessibility, from a wheelchair-friendly dental chair to individualised appointment planning.

Read the MYTOOTHDOCTOR story (PDF)

Optimise Health & Wellness

A rural North Queensland allied health service that built accessibility into every part of its new premises, from telehealth rooms to a dedicated accessibility question on intake forms.

Read the Optimise Health & Wellness story (PDF)

You’ll also receive a full resource pack

Step-by-step guides, checklists, feedback forms and action plans to help you put what you’ve learned into practice, developed in consultation with people with disability, health providers and medical educators.

Access for All resource pack

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