Te Ata T. Training for Independence Contract - Service Details
Te Ata T. Training for Independence Contract is designed to restore and maintain the independence of clients with functional impairments, excluding severe cases. The service aims to reduce the need for further rehabilitation by providing tailored assistance to individuals meeting specific criteria. New codes and pre-approved hours outline the support available, including cultural assistance with prior ACC approval. The purpose, entry criteria, and service items are clearly defined to ensure effective delivery of rehabilitation services.
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Te Ata T - Training for Independence Contract 1 July 2023
ACC TI Contracts BIM holds the contract for Te Ata T - Moderate Injuries
Te Ata T The purpose of the TI services is to: restore and/or maintain, the Kiritaki/Client s independence and ability to participate in their everyday activities and within their wider community to the maximum extent practicable; and reduce the Kiritaki/Client s need for further rehabilitation. Purpose The kiritaki/client has: an accepted claim for an injury resulting in a functional impairment and does not meet the injury inclusion criteria for TI Te Ata P (SCI / Mod-severe TBI / >15% full thickness burns / multiple limb amputee) Op Guidelines - Check Te Ata P criteria is over 16 years of age and not at school at the time of receiving services is not expected to have significant lifelong needs due to their covered injury. Te Ata T service specific entry criteria: Exclusions: <16 and still in school. If aged 16-18 yrs and not in school = eligible for Te Ata T Same rule for Concussion referrals
New Codes TITU08 TIAS Completion report - 30 mins only (fixed fee) TITU03 TIAS Long Term Programme Plan (fixed fee - one hour) TITU09 TIAS Long Term Completion report (fixed fee - 1.25 hours) TITU07 TI-other Completion report (fixed fee - one hour) TITU30 Additional Cultural Support (hourly rate)
Pre-approved hours Service Service Item Allocation Rehabilitation Professional Planning 10hrs [2 hours per clinician] 4 hrs 10 hrs 10 hrs 1 fee TI Te Ata T Psychologist Planning Report Writing (Rehab Professional) Report Writing (Psychologist) Completion Report Writing Delivering Rehabilitation Completion Report 6hrs 1 fee (30 mins) Advisory Short Term Programme Plan Delivering Rehabilitation Completion Report 1 fee (1hour) 14 hrs 1 fee (1.25 hours) Advisory Long Term
Cultural Support Purpose Examples Facilitating access to culturally relevant social services and supports Facilitating connectivity to cultural community networks Addressing the culturally specific spiritual or holistic aspects of healing. Kaumatua, or community elder Faith leader Community leader (for example Rainbow or Disability communities) Cultural Support and Advice requires ACC prior approval. To include in request: - Background info and why appropriate - Rationale for cultural support, including barriers to overcome and alignment to treatment goals
Outcomes Record via Te Ata T Outcomes Tab
Timeframes / KPIs 3 business days from referral acceptance Contact the client 3 business days from first contact with client Meet with the client 10 business days from meeting with the client Submit rehab plan TIs completed within 6 months (excl TI short and long term) 90% TIs completed within 3 months (excl TI short and long term) 50% Clients have a reduced need for Home and Community Support Services and/or weekly compensation entitlements following the service Quality Measure Number of services that have a subsequent TI service requested Quality Measure
