- AT research
- Education
- AT supply ‘Best practice’
- Community accessible AT events
2. To give our industry a voice that;
- Has a positive influence on Government policy through a representative, unified approach
- Educates Governments and other stakeholders about our industry
- Promotes a robust, competitive and commercially viable marketplace
3. To improve the quality of equipment provision by;
- Supporting the ongoing training and education of allied health practitioners
- Promoting ethical business practices that safeguard the interests of the end user
- Participating in the development of appropriate and cost effective product standards
4. To develop alliances with all industry stakeholders to;
- Drive continued improvement in outcomes for end users
- Minimise the total lifetime costs of equipment
- Ensure an open, fair and competitive market
