HLTENN054 — Contribute to the registration eligibility and assessment of donors
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What an assessment for HLTENN054 must cover
50 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 34 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 Register a donor giving blood and blood components.
- 1.1Identify new, lapsed and regular donors and use documentation according to information gained.
- 1.2Use eligibility assessment tools to elicit informative responses.
- 1.3Check donor records against responses, identify and record discrepancies, inconsistencies, omissions and ambiguities, and report to designated personnel.
- 1.4Respond to donor’s questions and, before seeking their consent, seek feedback from donor to confirm understanding of nature and purpose of procedures.
- 1.5Record donor information, donor decision and signed consent in donor record.
- 1.6Refer information in line with organisational policies and procedures, where donor information indicates unsuitability to donate.
- 1.7Protect confidentiality of the donor.
2 Assess suitability for blood and blood component donation.
- 2.1Check donor against selection criteria requirements for blood and blood component donations.
- 2.2Provide information about the nature and sequence of session activities suitable to donor’s needs and concerns.
- 2.3Provide feedback regarding eligibility to donate.
- 2.4Evaluate haematological results to identify variation from normal health status and refer to registered nurse.
- 2.5Determine accessibility of ante-cubital veins in both arms and refer to registered nurse where not easily accessible.
3 Observe behaviour before and after donation and report physical irregularities.
- 3.1Observe donor behaviour for physical irregularities to identify situations including anxiety and fainting.
- 3.2Alert supervising registered nurse and take action in line with organisational policies and procedures to ensure donor safety.
- 3.3Document and report incident in line with organisational policies and procedures.
Performance evidence
- register and assess three people as donors for blood or blood products. The tasks must be undertaken in accordance with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) professional practice standards, codes and guidelines.
Knowledge evidence
- apheresis
- organisational policies and procedures relevant to blood donors
- documentation and components of donor declaration form
- importance and potential impact of the quality of the donation, and the reasons for careful selection of donors of blood and blood components:
- infectious diseases and incubation periods
- age, height and weight
- health of donor including recent surgery, invasive procedures, immunisations, injury and illness
- family health history
- frequency of donation
- geographical locations prior to donation which require special consideration
- lifestyle
- medications
- occupational activities that are considered hazardous
- recreational activities that are considered hazardous
- workers compensation
- safety of blood supply
- safety of recipients
- safety of service provided to customers
- safety of staff
- production of a quality product
- types of donations:
- plasma
- platelet
- red blood cell plasma
- purpose and use of apheresis donations including timeframe requirements
- purpose and use of blood and blood products, including types and functions of infusion and transfusion
- safe disposal, and minimisation of waste of resources resulting from collection of unsuitable donations
- World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines:
- selection of blood donors
- international travel and health vaccination requirements
- Australian Code of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) for Blood and Blood Components, Human Tissues and Human Cellular Therapy Products
- Australian Red Cross service for blood and blood products donations
- Monthly Index of Medical Specialities (MIMS)
- National Blood Transfusion Committee (NBTC).
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