Let's Talk Safe Transport

Join us for a relaxed, practical session all about Safe Transport Solutions. We will cover key assessment considerations, how to choose the right option, and tips for making transport safer and more comfortable for your clients.

The session will introduce you to Medifab’s recently launched Safe2Go vehicle harness, including an exclusive hands-on opportunity to come and try the Safe2Go harness as part of the session.

Perfect for OTs, physios, and anyone working with clients who need extra support on the road, regardless of whether you are yet to prescribe a safe transport solution, or are looking to extend your knowledge and confidence in this area of practice. Bring your questions and come ready to learn.

Key Learning Areas:

• Apply current evidence and regulatory requirements to support safe transport needs across the lifespan, including common transport challenges experienced by people with disabilities and their families.
• Conduct a structured safe transport assessment by identifying key clinical, environmental, and vehicle-related factors that inform appropriate restraint selection and transport planning.
• Develop, document, and justify a safe transport plan by integrating assessment findings with legal documentation, exemption pathways, and compliance considerations.

Location: Astris PME Bundaberg, 78 Mount Perry Road, Bundaberg North, QLD 4670
Date & Time: Thursday, 5th March 2026 | 9:30 am – 1:00 pm
Who Should Attend: Prescribing Therapists

Certificates and CPD credits will be awarded for full attendance of the session. Morning tea and lunch will be provided.

SPECIAL GUEST PRESENTER:

The workshop will be led by Charlotte Walker of Medifab.

Charlotte is an Occupational Therapist with a background in working with people who have complex neurological and physical disabilities in the community. When training as an Occupational Therapist, Charlotte also worked as a Support Worker. She also has more recent experience teaching final year occupational therapy students in an assistive technology-specific unit at the tertiary level.

These diverse experiences have given her unique insights into the learning needs of a range of audiences when it comes to assistive technology. Charlotte is passionate about supporting all to make assistive technology as easy to understand as possible, so people can spend more time doing everyday activities and less time being unsure what product is best suited to their needs and goals.

In her role at Medifab, Charlotte is responsible for supporting and training distributors and dealers across the paediatric product range, leading to successful trials and product use.