HLTAHA047 — Engage with clinical supervision and delegation

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72 assessable components: 4 elements (18 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 49 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 Engage in clinical supervision arrangements.

1.1Identify own clinical supervision needs through a process of reflection and peer collaboration.
1.2Identify and articulate own supervision goals and expectations under the guidance of a clinical supervisor.
1.3Confirm and complete supervision agreement including goal setting and timeframes for supervision with the delegated Allied Health Professional.
1.4Develop, document and use evidence of personal growth and professional learning in preparation for supervision.

2 Use supervision to determine effectiveness of practice.

2.1Discuss challenging areas of practice using existing programs.
2.2Participate in self-reflection and evaluate own response to persons.
2.3Seek, accept and respond to positive and negative feedback.
2.4Identify and discuss current learning needs and seek learning opportunities as part of supervision.
2.5Document learning from supervision according to practice needs.

3 Receive delegation.

3.1Identify limitations of own scope of practice as an allied health assistant.
3.2Incorporate theoretical concepts of delegation practice to prescribe suitable delegation in allied health teams.
3.3Identify limits of scope of practice for an Allied Health Assistant and the impact on delegation.
3.4Identify risks in delegation received and respond in accordance with work health and safety (WHS) requirements and organisational policy and procedures.
3.5Use effective communication in delegation practice.
3.6Document delegated tasks in accordance with organisational policy and procedure.

4 Initiate opportunities to contribute to the development of own knowledge.

4.1Participate in quality improvement programs.
4.2Identify and pursue professional development through reflective practice, peer collaboration, and supervision.
4.3Engage in a program to maintain and build professional competence.

Performance evidence

prepare for and participate in a structured process of clinical supervision in response to at least two different scenarios in simulation and:
articulate or document reflective practice responses to different situations in professional practice
identify at least two different individual learning needs relevant to own scope of practice
participate in a structured process of clinical supervision, including identifying individual learning needs relevant to the process in the workplace and articulate and document the outcomes
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

requirements for clinical supervision, and how these are applied in organisations and individual practice:
codes of conduct
continuing professional development
duty of care and when this may be compromised
ethical dilemmas in practice and processes for ethical decision-making
human rights
privacy, confidentiality and disclosure
records management
rights and responsibilities of workers, employers and persons
self-reflection, responsibilities and limitations within scope of role
work health and safety (WHS), including:
stress management
legal rights of workers
the importance, purpose and benefits of clinical supervision
types and features of clinical supervision and the different communication modes that may be used, including:
engaging with a supervisor either external or internal to the organisation
group supervision
in person individual supervision with qualified and experienced clinical supervisor
peer supervision
unscheduled supervision and how to recognise the need for this
Proctor’s Supervision Model:
normative
formative
restorative supervision
factors to consider in preparing for supervision, including:
identifying and acknowledging reactions and responses to interactions and situations
analysing own errors
identifying areas of practice to be challenged
identifying limitations in areas for practice development
maintaining journal work for self reflection
awareness of self, and factors to consider in analysing own perspectives, and when these threaten to impact professional practice, including:
belief and value systems
biases and prejudices
family of origin
gender
personal experiences
sexuality
own relationship
sources of professional support and professional development
factors to consider in preparing for delegation, including:
local delegation policies and procedures
Allied Health Assistant role in delegation
Allied Health Assistant scope of practice in delegation
escalation procedures when delegation practice not effective or delegated task is of concern
effective communication for delegation
documentation of delegated task
identifying and acknowledging reactions and responses to interactions and situations
analysing own errors
identifying areas of practice to be challenged.

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