The NDIS Mid-Term Recertification Audit is a review process that assesses the performance of NDIS service providers to ensure they are meeting the required standards. The audit focuses on several key areas, including the delivery of quality services, compliance with NDIS practice standards, and the safeguarding of participant rights.
The NDIS Mid-Term Recertification Audit is conducted every three years for all NDIS service providers and is designed to:
- Assess the performance of service providers: The audit evaluates the quality of services being provided and ensures that service providers are delivering support in line with participant needs and goals.
- Ensure compliance with NDIS practice standards: the audit assesses whether service providers are adhering to the NDIS practice standards and promoting ethical and professional practices.
- Safeguard participant rights: The audit ensures that service providers are taking steps to protect the rights and interests of NDIS participants, including the protection of personal information and the reporting of safeguarding concerns.
The NDIS Mid-Term Recertification Audit is an important process that helps to ensure that NDIS participants receive high-quality support that meets their individual needs and supports their goals. Service providers are expected to cooperate fully with the audit process and take any necessary steps to improve their performance if required.
