AT Magic is ILC NSW online subscription service available exclusively to health professionals and service providers. Subscribers can search our entire AT database (containing over 6,000 products) to help find the best AT solutions and their suppliers for clients.
Sign-Up For a Free Trial Subscribe Today!AT Magic is ILC NSW online subscription service available exclusively to health professionals and service providers. Subscribers can search our entire AT database (containing over 6,000 products) to help find the best AT solutions and their suppliers for clients.
Developed in close consultation with the allied health community, AT Magic offers powerful search and filtering tools to help health professionals find the right AT solutions - according to their client’s needs and circumstances.
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Much more than a product search AT Magic's features allow subscribers to:
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Sign up for one of our subscription packages with no obligation. After signing-up you will have complete access to all @magic features - free of charge. After the free trial days have passed, your account will simply expire.
The free trial is a one-off chance to try @magic without any commitment or restrictions. If you enjoyed using @magic, you can subscribe at anytime and your account will remain active or if the 30 days have passed your account can be reactivated instantly. This offer is limited to one trial account per user.
You can pay by cheque, credit card or direct deposit. Start by filling out the subscription form and sending to:
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Starting off with a simple keyword, faceted search allows you to progressively refine your search results in real-time. Multiple filters can be applied to the search results in any order to narrow down the results until the desired items are found. The @magic faceted search has been designed to aid the clinical reasoning process - providing useful next steps to help you decide what aspects or 'facets' are important to your clients needs, and refine your search results accordingly. Example 'facets' you can filter by are: AT category/type, client, features, specifications and supplier distance.
A clipboard is a place where you can shortlist products that interest you. It doesn't matter whether you're searching or browsing for a product, if there is a product that you think would be suitable for your client, you can 'Clipboard' it. Clipboards are automatically saved, meaning you can create them and come back to them at a later time. You can create and reuse clipboards for each of your clients. This allows you to easily track your clients AT history.
Side-by-side compare allows you to select different pieces of AT, and compare their product details side-by-side. This assists you in weighing the pros and cons of different pieces of equipment to help choose the most suitable AT solutions for your clients. Examples of details that can be compared are product dimensions and specifications, product features, pricing, and suppliers.
An AT recommendation is a customisable, print-friendly version of your clipboard. You can create AT recommendations to give to your clients, keep for your own records, or attach with equipment request funding forms e.g PADP. When you create an AT recommendation, you are given the option of including relevant product supplier details, adding your own comments and recommending suitable models and options.
A Supplier Demonstration is an opportunity for users to view a piece of AT seen through the eyes of the ILC staff when demonstrated by a Supplier. The suppliers bring their AT into the ILC and the demonstration is filmed and available for viewing online as a streaming video. ILC Therapists look at the product demonstrated and ask questions that health professionals would be interested in.
Educational modules are online streaming videos that can be used as an educational reference by students, new graduates and experienced health professionals. Educational modules cover different aspects of AT, and range from introductions to differnent types of AT and their features, to a more in-depth look at specific features, factors to consider and clinical reasoning for a piece of AT. Educational modules combine slides, audio commentary and video demonstrations.
A Therapeutic Discussion is an informal discussion between therapists based around a case study. It gives the listener a chance to follow clinical reasoning around the selection of Assistive Technology. Designed to facilitate discussion and the development of ideas, it is not intended to provide specific solutions for any client. Therapeutic discussions are presented as a podcast (audio) enhanced with photographs.
@ Magic, ILCNSW AT Database, contains information of over 6,000 products and 2,000 suppliers.
By becoming an @ Magic subscriber, you will be able to access all the advaced features like Faceted Search across products, Products Compare, AT Recommendation, Clipboard Save, Educational Module -> anytime, anywhere.
@ Magic is a cost-effective, inexpensive, easy-to-use, valuable and informative tools for your work area.
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