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Practical accreditation support

Build a safer, better-run allied health practice. Become accreditation-ready.

PracPlus helps Australian allied health practices understand, implement and prepare for accreditation to the National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards.

No credit card required.

Accreditation doesn’t need to start with policies and paperwork

Most established allied health practices are already doing many things well.

The challenge is knowing:

PracPlus turns the Standards into practical steps designed for real allied health practices.

Designed for allied health and community healthcare practices

The Standards apply to a wide range of primary and community healthcare settings in Australia, such as:

Physiotherapy, chiropractic and osteopathic practices

Occupational therapy, speech pathology and podiatry

Psychology, counselling and social work

Dentistry, dental hygiene and dental therapy

Dietetics, nutrition and exercise physiology

Optometrists, Orthoptists, Pedorthists, Art and Music therapists

Community health centres and multidisciplinary primary care services

How accreditation-ready is your practice?

Take the free 5-minute PracPlus Accreditation Readiness Check and identify where your practice is already doing well and where you may need to strengthen your systems.

Free. No obligation. Receive your results immediately.

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What the Standards cover

The National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards provide a nationally consistent framework for safe and high-quality primary and community health care.

They cover three major areas:

Clinical governance

How your practice leads, manages, monitors and continually improves safety and quality.

Partnering with consumers

How patients are involved in decisions about their own care and in improving healthcare services.

Clinical safety

How your practice identifies and manages important clinical risks.

PracPlus helps translate these requirements into practical systems that make sense in an allied health environment.

A practical path to accreditation

Move from understanding where you stand to implementing stronger systems and preparing for assessment.

1

Check

Complete the free PracPlus Accreditation Readiness Check.

Understand where your practice currently stands.

2

Learn

Start Module 1 of the PracPlus Accreditation Course free.

Understand the Standards, accreditation pathway and what preparation involves.

Module 1 is free. No credit card required.

3

Implement

Complete the full PracPlus course and use the templates, checklists and implementation roadmap to strengthen your systems.

4

Get support

Need more help?

PracPlus can support your practice through readiness reviews, workshops, implementation assistance and preparation for accreditation assessment.

Practical learning for busy clinic teams

A practical 7-module course to help you prepare for accreditation

Learn at your own pace with guided video lessons, practical templates, checklists and a 90-day implementation roadmap.

No credit card required.

7

structured accreditation modules

1

free starting module

Self-paced

built for busy clinic teams

What’s Inside the PracPlus Course?

A practical pathway from understanding to accreditation readiness

Seven structured modules take you from understanding the Standards through implementation, accreditation preparation and ongoing improvement.

 

✓ Practical explanations designed for allied health practices
✓ Templates, checklists and worked examples
✓ Implementation guidance you can apply as you progress

Your 7-module pathway through the National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards

  1. Understanding the Standards Framework (free)
  2. Clinical Governance Standard
  3. Patient Safety Systems
  4. Partnering with Consumers Standard
  5. Clinical Safety Standard
  6. Preparing for Accreditation Assessment
  7. Maintaining Accreditation, Continuous Improvement and Re-accreditation

Each module is designed to build confidence and momentum as your practice moves through accreditation.

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE BEHIND PRACPLUS

Created by a practice owner who has been through accreditation

PracPlus was founded by Dr John Petrozzi PhD, an allied health practitioner (chiropractor), clinician-researcher and practice owner with more than 28 years’ experience in private allied health practice.


John holds a PhD in chronic musculoskeletal pain from the University of Sydney, along with qualifications in chiropractic and health informatics. His career spans clinical practice, research, allied health leadership and healthcare governance.

 

Most importantly, John and his team have taken his own multidisciplinary allied health practice, Body Mind Central, through the accreditation journey successfully achieving accreditation to the National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards. PracPlus grew from that experience: turning what John learned into a practical pathway to help other allied health practice owners understand the Standards, strengthen their systems and prepare confidently for accreditation.

28+ years

Owning, managing and working in allied health practice

Accredited

Successfully led his own allied health practice through accreditation

WORKING WITH ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL ORGANISATIONS

Supporting accreditation education across allied health

PracPlus has delivered accreditation education for members of Chiropractic Australia and is supported by Chiropractic Australia for its members.

How free access works

Start with Module 1—free access for every Australian allied health practice and community healthcare service

Enter your details to unlock Module 1 instantly. It is the easiest way to experience the PracPlus teaching style, understand the accreditation pathway and decide whether the full course is right for your practice.

  1. Enter your name and email
  2. Open the free Module 1 lesson immediately
  3. See the PracPlus approach in action
  4. Continue through Modules 2 to 7 at your own pace

No credit card required.

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