HLTAHA044 — Work within a community rehabilitation environment

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What an assessment for HLTAHA044 must cover

45 assessable components: 5 elements (21 performance criteria), 2 performance evidence and 22 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 Receive delegation and gather information.

1.1Obtain written or verbal delegation for an allied health activity from the Allied Health Professional.
1.2Obtain information from relevant sources and delegating Allied Health Professional, according to organisational policy and procedures.
1.3Discuss and confirm with delegating Allied Health Professional the roles of health professionals within the multidisciplinary team.

2 Work within a multidisciplinary team.

2.1Identify the range of support inputs required for the person’s rehabilitation, within scope of role.
2.2Identify the range of supervisory requirements associated with supporting the implementation of the person’s rehabilitation plan, in collaboration with delegating Allied Health Professional.
2.3Clarify the nature of supervisory relationships with all professional workers.
2.4Clarify additional people to be included in communication regarding the implementation of the person’s rehabilitation plan.
2.5Provide feedback to members according to the rehabilitation plan, including observation of the person’s status and progress and feedback provided by the person or significant others.

3 Provide holistic support to people within the context of the rehabilitation plan.

3.1Identify the range of service inputs required to support the person’s rehabilitation plan.
3.2Identify the interrelationship between a range of service inputs and other supports.
3.3Identify additional personal requirements outside the rehabilitation plan and discuss with the delegating Allied Health Professional.
3.4Provide the person with information to meet educational needs, according to the rehabilitation plan.
3.5Engage professional interpreters when required to support cultural and linguistic diversity.

4 Address risk identification, hygiene and infection control issues in home care and community settings.

4.1Identify risks associated with working with the person in their home and community in accordance with local safety protocols and work health and safety (WHS) requirements.
4.2Develop and implement risk management plan in consultation with the delegating Allied Health Professional and the person in accordance with local protocols and procedures.
4.3Maintain personal hygiene and dress standard according to infection control and organisational requirements.
4.4Wear personal protective equipment (PPE) according to organisational requirements.
4.5Report or initiate action within own scope of role, to redress any workplace hazards.

5 Document information.

5.1Document information relating to the person’s rehabilitation program in line with organisational requirements.
5.2Provide regular feedback to the person’s care team.
5.3Document the person’s progress, including any barriers or challenges to the rehabilitation plan.

Performance evidence

facilitate involvement and participation of three people, one in simulation and two in the workplace, in the rehabilitation process within the context of rehabilitation plans
perform the activities outlined in the performance criteria of this unit during a period of at least 120 hours of allied health assistance work. At least 60% of this work must be carried out in an allied health workplace. The remaining 40% may be carried out in a simulated environment, if an allied health workplace is unavailable.

Knowledge evidence

allied health core competencies: person-centred care, individual therapy, group therapy, communication of information, equipment and environment
the importance and meaning of home and belongings to persons and the nature and significance of working in the person’s home and community settings
the importance and practice of participation, social justice and equity
values and philosophies of community rehabilitation in practice
different frameworks, approaches and models of community rehabilitation
cross cultural issues in a community rehabilitation context
community advocacy groups
importance of principles and practices to enhance sustainability in the workplace, including environmental, economic, workforce and social sustainability
international classification of functioning, disability and health
organisational policy and procedures in relation to: confidentiality: privacy, disclosure, duty of care; documentation: reporting, recording data, written communication to Allied Health Professional; professional behaviour and presentation; infection control practices; work health and safety (WHS); manual handling; personal protective equipment (PPE); supervision and delegation; risk assessment and risk management associated with working in person’s homes and the community
scope of practice of the Allied Health Assistant and Allied Health Professional
relevant national or state-based community services and programs and local community care services
medico-legal and legal implications of working outside the plans, specifically treatment style plan
principles of empowering the older person
principles of empowering people living with disability or serious mental illness
changes related to ageing
concepts of holistic health and wellbeing
social determinants of health
concepts of the medical model, the biopsychosocial models and the human rights-based approach of allied health interventions
principles of choice and control
concept of reablement
allied health settings: hospital, community health, mental health, disability sector, aged care sectors

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What does an assessment tool for HLTAHA044 need to cover?

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