FNSILF515 — Manage ongoing disability claims

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What an assessment for FNSILF515 must cover

44 assessable components: 7 elements (28 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Manage disability claim review procedures

1.1Identify required claim information and timeframes for update
1.2Review continuing liability of insurer against ongoing disability claim
1.3Identify required periodical claimant submissions and review ongoing disability claims
1.4Maintain contact with claimant and required stakeholders
1.5Review claim file, apply policy terms, conditions and definitions and establish ongoing assessment criteria

2 Review claim and source additional information

2.1Evaluate whether information satisfies ongoing assessment criteria
2.2Determine expected timeframe for client recovery from disability according to required disability guidelines
2.3Discuss expected timeframe with medical expert, and confirm timeframes with client and treating doctor
2.4Identify and document potential delays to client recovery with client and treating doctor
2.5Review information and identify need for additional evidence
2.6Collect additional information according to organisational policies and procedures, code of ethics, and legislative and regulatory requirements

3 Consult and monitor specialists regarding complex claims as required

3.1Identify need to appoint specialists to assist in ongoing review of claim
3.2Engage and instruct appointed specialists as required
3.3Monitor specialist activities as required
3.4Interpret and review specialist reports and information

4 Assess ongoing claim

4.1Analyse and review claimant submissions, information and specialist reports against ongoing assessment criteria
4.2Determine if claim has been fulfilled according to ongoing assessment criteria
4.3Communicate results of assessments to required stakeholders

5 Adjust benefits as required

5.1Calculate benefit entitlements according to policy terms and conditions, and organisational policies and procedures
5.2Apply offsets and indexation to benefits according to policy terms and conditions, and organisational policies and procedures
5.3Interpret and apply criteria for ceasing income-stream benefit payments according to policy terms and conditions, code of ethics, organisational policies and procedures, and legislative and regulatory requirements

6 Identify requirements for ongoing assessment

6.1Identify periodical claimant submissions required to support the review of the ongoing disability claim
6.2Determine date of last benefit according to organisational policies and procedures
6.3Communicate result with required stakeholders

7 Finalise and close claim

7.1File required documentation on claim according to organisational policies and procedures
7.2Complete medical, financial and closure fields according to organisational policies and procedures
7.3Update policy records in required systems according to organisational policies and procedures
7.4Close claim in required systems and communicate closure to policy owner or authorised parties

Performance evidence

manage at least two different ongoing disability claims, including at least one claim that includes changes in claimant’s situation.

Knowledge evidence

organisational policies and procedures, and legislative, regulatory and code of ethics requirements relating to managing ongoing disability claims
disability guidelines relating to ongoing disability life insurance claims
key features of life insurance policy terms, conditions, and payment criteria
key medical and disability terminology to interpret specialist reports and information
key method and criteria for determining continuity of income-stream benefits
insurance claims investigation procedures and practices
key features of: risks associated with ongoing disability insurance claims, benefit structures based on the nature of disability claims, claimant submissions, role of key medical specialists and other stakeholders consulted in relation to ongoing disability claims
organisational systems used to manage, file and close ongoing disability claims.

Foundation skills

Numeracy: Uses mathematical functions of varying complexity when performing calculations
Oral communication: Uses required conventions and protocols and appropriate language and correct terminology to convey and share information to diverse audiences. Uses active listening, questioning and summarising techniques to gather, confirm and validate information
Reading: Gathers, collates, analyses and interprets simple to complex information from a range of sources to identify and consolidate information relevant to requirements
Writing: Records and completes routine organisational texts using structure, grammar and vocabulary appropriate to task and context. Edits and proofreads documents to ensure clarity of meaning, accuracy and consistency of information
Planning and organising: Takes responsibility for planning, sequencing and prioritising tasks and own workload for efficiency and effectiveness. Makes decisions based on systematic analysis of all information, taking into account organisational requirements and regulatory environment
Self-management: Follows legislative requirements; code of ethics; and protocols, policies and procedures
Technology: Uses key features and functions of digital tools to complete work tasks

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What does an assessment tool for FNSILF515 need to cover?

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