HLTADM009 — Manage Telehealth technology
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What an assessment for HLTADM009 must cover
33 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 2 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Determine technology requirements.
- 1.1Seek information on organisation technology requirements based on consultation with appropriate colleagues and client population needs.
- 1.2Investigate and document options for Telehealth platforms and select hardware and software options that best meet organisational needs.
- 1.3Make recommendations to relevant colleagues within scope of own job role.
- 1.4Obtain and evaluate costings for chosen hardware and software options.
- 1.5Liaise with Telehealth and video consultation vendors to organise purchase and set up in line with scope of own job role, standards and organisational requirements.
2 Set up consultation sessions.
- 2.1Prepare Telehealth video conferencing equipment for consultations according to organisational policies, procedures and protocols.
- 2.2Verify all equipment meets requirements of organisational guidelines for Telehealth video conferencing.
- 2.3Ensure the Telehealth consultation environment and facilities are conducive to patient care and ensure confidentiality and privacy.
- 2.4Support and coach colleagues with use of Telehealth technology.
3 Maintain Telehealth equipment.
- 3.1Complete routine maintenance of Telehealth technologies, supporting equipment and facilities according to manufacturer instructions.
- 3.2Make regular checks to confirm that technologies meet health, safety, industry and task specific legislation and requirements.
- 3.3Use troubleshooting techniques to resolve minor technology problems.
- 3.4Identify situations where expert assistance is required and organise technical support.
- 3.5Provide information about privacy and confidentiality obligations to technical support personnel.
- 3.6Complete accurate maintenance documentation.
4 Protect security of Telehealth information system.
- 4.1Determine information security risks associated with provision of Telehealth services.
- 4.2Gain access to Telehealth information system in accordance with organisational access, equity and clearance level requirements.
- 4.3Ensure accurate records of user account and security access details are provided to Telehealth clients in line with system integrity, privacy and risk management.
- 4.4Communicate privacy, confidentiality and security obligations to all Telehealth personnel.
- 4.5Complete data security documentation according to organisational and legal requirements.
Performance evidence
- manage the selection, set up and maintenance of at least one Telehealth system including: - evaluating organisation technology needs through consultation and research - selecting and costing options and make appropriate recommendations - organising technology set up - following procedures to protect security of the information system and client data - completing routine technical maintenance and troubleshooting: - perform and test back-ups - perform data cleaning - interpret technical manuals - use techniques to solve minor technical problems
- complete the technical set up for at least three Telehealth consultation sessions.
Knowledge evidence
- contexts for Telehealth service provision, and the impacts on services provision and technology requirements: - physical environment limitations - location of technology within the organisation - need for privacy
- legal and ethical requirements for the provision of Telehealth services
- risk management considerations and approaches for Telehealth: - sharing of digital information including who can share what with whom and how - ownership of digital information - confidentiality - consent
- features of computer hardware and software: - general differences between different computer platforms and their respective operating systems - requirements to support Telehealth services
- features of medical software and operating systems used by the organisation to support Telehealth services, including software copyright responsibilities
- key features of industry standards for: - provision of Telehealth services - computer and information security - encryption of video data
- data security procedures: - backups - data labelling and storage - password policy - system security settings - documentation requirements
- routine technology maintenance procedures: - functions and features of diagnostic tools - documentation requirements
- legislation and industry standards related to the confidentiality, privacy and security of client information
- organisational policies, procedures and protocols related to Telehealth
- work health and safety requirements in relation to set up and use of computer systems.
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What does an assessment tool for HLTADM009 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for HLTADM009 needs to address all 33 unit components: 4 elements with 20 performance criteria, 2 performance evidence requirements, 11 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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