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Evidence Guide: CHCAOD007 - Develop strategies for alcohol and other drugs relapse prevention and management

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CHCAOD007 - Develop strategies for alcohol and other drugs relapse prevention and management

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Elements define the essential outcomes

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Explore relapse prevention

  1. Review client information to inform relapse prevention work
  2. Prepare client for the possibility of relapse as a common experience
  3. Determine any previous relapse prevention strategies used by the client
  4. Determine stakeholders to be included in the relapse prevention process, in consultation with the client
Review client information to inform relapse prevention work

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Prepare client for the possibility of relapse as a common experience

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Teacher:
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Determine any previous relapse prevention strategies used by the client

Completed
Date:

Teacher:
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Determine stakeholders to be included in the relapse prevention process, in consultation with the client

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Identify potential risks

  1. Identify and discuss potential relapse triggers with the client
  2. Determine environmental factors that could contribute to client responses
  3. Identify circumstances that could cause potentially harmful behaviour to client and others
  4. Complete a risk assessment process in conjunction with client according to organisation protocols
Identify and discuss potential relapse triggers with the client

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Teacher:
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Determine environmental factors that could contribute to client responses

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Identify circumstances that could cause potentially harmful behaviour to client and others

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Teacher:
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Complete a risk assessment process in conjunction with client according to organisation protocols

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Develop relapse prevention and management strategies

  1. Research and evaluate a range of support strategies and identify the most suitable to meet client’s needs
  2. Work with client in a manner that promotes client participation and respects client’s insights and experiences
  3. Work collaboratively with client to select most appropriate relapse prevention strategies
  4. Work with client to identify relapse management strategies and contingency plans if difficulties are encountered, including harm minimisation
Research and evaluate a range of support strategies and identify the most suitable to meet client’s needs

Completed
Date:

Teacher:
Evidence:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Work with client in a manner that promotes client participation and respects client’s insights and experiences

Completed
Date:

Teacher:
Evidence:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Work collaboratively with client to select most appropriate relapse prevention strategies

Completed
Date:

Teacher:
Evidence:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Work with client to identify relapse management strategies and contingency plans if difficulties are encountered, including harm minimisation

Completed
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Report and document information

  1. Accurately record strategies in individual treatment plan according to organisation protocols
  2. Follow privacy and confidentiality requirements when reporting feedback
Accurately record strategies in individual treatment plan according to organisation protocols

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Follow privacy and confidentiality requirements when reporting feedback

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Assessed

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Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements define the essential outcomes

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element

1. Explore relapse prevention

1.1 Review client information to inform relapse prevention work

1.2 Prepare client for the possibility of relapse as a common experience

1.3 Determine any previous relapse prevention strategies used by the client

1.4 Determine stakeholders to be included in the relapse prevention process, in consultation with the client

2. Identify potential risks

2.1 Identify and discuss potential relapse triggers with the client

2.2 Determine environmental factors that could contribute to client responses

2.3 Identify circumstances that could cause potentially harmful behaviour to client and others

2.4 Complete a risk assessment process in conjunction with client according to organisation protocols

3. Develop relapse prevention and management strategies

3.1 Research and evaluate a range of support strategies and identify the most suitable to meet client’s needs

3.2 Work with client in a manner that promotes client participation and respects client’s insights and experiences

3.3 Work collaboratively with client to select most appropriate relapse prevention strategies

3.4 Work with client to identify relapse management strategies and contingency plans if difficulties are encountered, including harm minimisation

4. Report and document information

4.1 Accurately record strategies in individual treatment plan according to organisation protocols

4.2 Follow privacy and confidentiality requirements when reporting feedback

Required Skills and Knowledge

ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements define the essential outcomes

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element

1. Explore relapse prevention

1.1 Review client information to inform relapse prevention work

1.2 Prepare client for the possibility of relapse as a common experience

1.3 Determine any previous relapse prevention strategies used by the client

1.4 Determine stakeholders to be included in the relapse prevention process, in consultation with the client

2. Identify potential risks

2.1 Identify and discuss potential relapse triggers with the client

2.2 Determine environmental factors that could contribute to client responses

2.3 Identify circumstances that could cause potentially harmful behaviour to client and others

2.4 Complete a risk assessment process in conjunction with client according to organisation protocols

3. Develop relapse prevention and management strategies

3.1 Research and evaluate a range of support strategies and identify the most suitable to meet client’s needs

3.2 Work with client in a manner that promotes client participation and respects client’s insights and experiences

3.3 Work collaboratively with client to select most appropriate relapse prevention strategies

3.4 Work with client to identify relapse management strategies and contingency plans if difficulties are encountered, including harm minimisation

4. Report and document information

4.1 Accurately record strategies in individual treatment plan according to organisation protocols

4.2 Follow privacy and confidentiality requirements when reporting feedback