Service event—type of assistive product received, (AS/NZS ISO 9999:2011) code NN [NN NN]

Identifying and definitional attributes

• Community Services (retired), Standard 10/04/2013 [Non Dictionary]
• Disability, Standard 13/08/2015

Value domain attributes

Representational attributes

Source and reference attributes

Standards Australia/Standards New Zealand 2011. Assistive products for persons with disability—Classification and terminology, AS/NZS ISO 9999:2011. Sydney: SAI Global Limited.

Data element attributes

Collection and usage attributes

The following table shows the mapping between the Core Equipment List published by the Disability Policy and Research Working Group and the AS/NZS ISO 9999:2011 classification.

Category	Sub category	Sub category description	AS/NZS ISO 9999:2011 code
Aids for daily living (includes personal hygiene)	Assistive products for personal care and protection
	Bath/shower chairs (with and without wheels), bath boards, stools, backrests and seats.	Devices for supporting sitting during bathing or showering	09 33 03
	Commode chairs (with or without castors)	Chairs with a built in collection receptacle used for toileting away from the bathroom. Included are e.g. sanichairs and commode chairs also used for showering	09 12 03
	Drainage catheters	Disposable tubes temporarily inserted in the bladder to enable urine to drain away	09 24 06
	Urine collection bags, body worn	Body worn flexible containers for collecting urine. The bags are used together with a catheter.	09 27 04 (closed) 09 27 05 (open)
	Body worn assistive products for absorbing urine and faeces	Single use or reusable nappies, pads, etc	09 30 04
	Assistive products for lifting
	Mobile hoists with sling seats	Equipment for transferring by lifting and freely moving a person in a sitting, semi-sitting and semi-lying position The body support unit consists of slings	12 36 03
	Standing mobile hoists	Equipment for transferring by lifting a person from a sitting position into an upright standing position; the equipment can be moved around freely The body support consists of slings, a footrest and leg and/or knee support	12 36 04
	Body support units for hoists	Devices for providing support to a person being lifted in a hoist Included are slings, seats, stretchers and toilet seats for mobile and stationary hoists for the transfer of persons	13 36 21
Ambulant Mobility Aids	Assistive products for walking manipulated by both arms
	Walking frames or rollators	Devices with handgrips, with or without wheels and tips and a seat for resting.	12 06 03 (frames) 12 06 06 (rollators)
Communication Aids	Assistive products for communication
	Voice generators (Electrolarynx)	Devices for generating air oscillations in the throat, which are transformed into speech by the movement of the soft palate, tongue and mouth	22 09 03
	Dialogue units (Communication devices)	Electronic devices that help direct communication. Included are eg portable and non portable digital electronic displays, paper, recorded and/or synthetic speech output equipment.	22 21 09
Postural support equipment (primarily used in conjunction with wheeled mobility aids and daily living aids)	Sitting furniture (postural support seating)
	Seats, seating systems and abduction blocks	Seats and accessories which correct and/or maintain a stable sitting position Included are eg individually shaped seats Excluded are seat cushions and underlays	18 09 31
	Assistive products for positioning (mounting systems)	Devices for positioning objects close to the person to enable easy reach Included are e.g. trays, tables, switch and device mounting systems	24 24
	Backrests	Backrests and accessories providing comfort and support	18 09 34
	Modular seating systems	Seating systems based on a framework to which may be attached selected seat modules, the position of which may then be adjusted to achieve a particular seat configuration	18 09 39
	Seat cushions	Cushions for comfort and support	18 09 42
	Back cushions and back pads	Cushions and pads for comfort and support	18 09 45
	Lap trays	Devices on which activities can be carried out or on which objects can be placed, while sitting in a wheelchair	12 24 15
Pressure management equipment	Assistive products for pressure sore prevention
	Seat cushions and underlays for pressure sore prevention	Devices for reducing the pressure, and redistributing the load, on vulnerable parts of the body	04 33 03
	Back cushions and back pads for pressure sore prevention	Devices for reducing the pressure, and redistributing the load, on vulnerable parts of the back	04 33 04
	Mattresses and mattress coverings for pressure sore prevention	Devices for reducing the pressure on vulnerable parts of the body	04 33 06
Wheeled mobility aids	Assistive products for personal mobility
	Human driven wheelchairs (manual wheelchairs)	Devices providing wheeled mobility and body support for persons with limited ability to walk, which rely on a user or an attendant to provide power for the operation	12 22
	Powered wheelchairs	Devices with powered propulsion, intended to provide wheeled mobility and body support for persons with limited ability to walk	12 23
Home Modifications	Adaptations to homes and other premises
	Grab rails and hand grips	Fixed rails to provide support whilst changing position	18 18 06
	Step rails	Fixed rails to provide support whilst ascending/descending stairs	18 18 03*
	Fixed and/or portable ramps	Fixed and/or movable sloping surfaces which bridge a limited gap between two levels	18 30 15 (fixed) 18 30 18 (portable)
	Minor home modifications	E.g. re-swing doors, half steps, false steps, door handles, shower platforms	18 24* 18 30*

* Partial match: the AS/NZS ISO codes are more inclusive than that described in the sub category

The agency should record the type of goods or equipment received by the client (on loan or by purchase) for each Service event. This information can then be amalgamated to provide a measure of the types of goods and equipment received by a client over a reporting period (which will vary according to collection requirements).

Where the client receives more than one of the same type of good or equipment (e.g. several food packets) on the same occasion, the agency should only record this once. Where the client receives different types of goods or equipment on the same occasion, the agency should separately record each type of goods or equipment against the same date.

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