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Life Saving Drugs Program – Hereditary tyrosinaemia (type 1) – Guidelines
These guidelines contain the general, initial and ongoing eligibility requirements to access treatment for hereditary tyrosinaemia (type 1) under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Late infantile Batten disease (CLN2)
These guidelines contain the general, initial and ongoing eligibility requirements to access treatment for late-infantile onset Batten disease under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Pompe disease – Guidelines
These guidelines contain the general, initial and ongoing eligibility requirements to access treatment for infantile-onset or late-onset Pompe disease under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Mucopolysaccharidosis type I (MPS I) – Guidelines
These guidelines contain the general, initial and ongoing eligibility requirements to access treatment for mucopolysaccharidosis type I (MPS I) under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Mucopolysaccharidosis type II (MPS II) – Guidelines
These guidelines contain the general, initial and ongoing eligibility requirements to access treatment for mucopolysaccharidosis type II (MPS II) under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Mucopolysaccharidosis type IVA (MPS IVA) – Guidelines
These guidelines contain the general, initial and ongoing eligibility requirements to access treatment for mucopolysaccharidosis type IVA (MPS IVA) under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Mucopolysaccharidosis type VI (MPS VI) – Guidelines
These guidelines contain the general, initial and ongoing eligibility requirements to access treatment for mucopolysaccharidosis type VI (MPS VI) under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Late infantile Batten disease (CLN2 disease) – Initial application
Treating physicians use this application form to apply for a patient to access LSDP medication for Batten disease for the first time, or after a break. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Gaucher disease (type 1) – Initial application
Treating physicians use this application form to apply for a patient to access LSDP medication for Gaucher disease for the first time, or after a break. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Gaucher disease (type 1) – Patient test results spreadsheet
Specialists use this spreadsheet to report their patient's test results when reapplying for treatment under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Hereditary tyrosinaemia (type 1) – Patient test results spreadsheet
Specialists use this spreadsheet to report their patient's test results when reapplying for treatment under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Late-Infantile Onset Batten disease (CLN2 disease) – Patient test results spreadsheet
Specialists use this spreadsheet to report their patient's test results when reapplying for treatment under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Pompe disease – Patient test results spreadsheets
Treating physicians use the relevant spreadsheet to report their patient's test results when reapplying for treatment under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Mucopolysaccharidosis type I (MPS I) – Patient test results spreadsheet
Specialists use this spreadsheet to report their patient's test results when reapplying for treatment under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Mucopolysaccharidosis type II (MPS II) – Patient test results spreadsheet
Specialists use this spreadsheet to report their patient's test results when reapplying for treatment under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Mucopolysaccharidosis type IVA (MPS IVA) – Patient test results spreadsheet
Specialists use this spreadsheet to report their patient's test results when reapplying for treatment under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Mucopolysaccharidosis type VI (MPS VI) – Patient test results spreadsheet
Specialists use this spreadsheet to report their patient's test results when reapplying for treatment under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Infantile-onset lysosomal acid-lipase deficiency disease (LAL-D) – Reapplication
Treating physicians use this form to reapply each year for a patient to receive ongoing LSDP medication for Infantile-onset lysosomal acid-lipase deficiency disease (LAL-D). -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Infantile-onset lysosomal acid-lipase deficiency disease (LAL-D) – Initial application
Treating Physicians use this application form to apply for a patient to access LSDP medication for Infantile-onset lysosomal acid-lipase deficiency disease (LAL-D) for the first time, or after a break. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Spreadsheet for infantile-onset lysosomal acid-lipase deficiency disease (LAL-D)
Specialists use this spreadsheet to report their patient's test results when reapplying for treatment under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Infantile-onset lysosomal acid-lipase deficiency disease (LAL-D) – Guidelines
These guidelines contain the general, initial and ongoing eligibility requirements to access certain medications for infantile onset lysosomal acid lipase deficiency (LAL-D) under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Recommended COVID-19 vaccine doses
This poster outlines the COVID-19 vaccine doses recommended for each age and population group. -
My Aged Care provider Specialisation Verification – Aged care provider guidance manual
This manual will help Aged care providers submit a specialisation application and to learn how the Specialisation Verification assessment process works. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Perinatal- or infantile-onset hypophosphatasia (HPP) – Guidelines
These guidelines contain the general, initial and ongoing eligibility requirements to access asfotase alfa (Strensiq®) for perinatal- and infantile-onset hypophosphatasia under the Life Saving Drugs Program. -
Life Saving Drugs Program – Perinatal- or infantile-onset hypophosphatasia (HPP) – Initial application
Treating physicians use this application form to apply for a patient to access LSDP medication for HPP for the first time, or after a break.