The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
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Undertake peer worker planning and recruitment
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Identify and assess mental health peer participation requirements in collaboration with consumer and carer leaders Completed |
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Plan processes and recruitment strategies that align with national policy and recommendations of the consumers and carers in service delivery Completed |
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Develop job specifications and position responsibilities in collaboration with consumer and carer leaders Completed |
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Determine and address reasonable adjustment needs in all aspects of recruitment and employment Completed |
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Recruit peer workers using timely and appropriate processes and providing all relevant documentation required by the organisation Completed |
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Provide relevant induction, orientation and training plans for new peer workers Completed |
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Establish a work plan in consultation with the peer worker Completed |
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Promote positive inclusion of peer workers within the organisation Completed |
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Support peer work
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Create work practices that optimise the intended objectives, values and ethics of mental health peer work Completed |
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Define, agree and communicate peer worker roles, responsibilities Completed |
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Develop work practices that are equitable for peer workers, including the same access to resources and work related facilities and opportunities as other workers Completed |
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Provide peer workers with appropriate access to supervision, mentoring and debriefing by experienced peer workers and other people best able to satisfy their agreed work and development needs Completed |
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Provide opportunities for peer workers to operate in leadership and management roles according to their skills Completed |
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Ensure that peer workers are supported and have access to peer mentoring and peer networking opportunities on an ongoing basis Completed |
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Put in place mechanisms to continually evaluate support strategies and ongoing skills development available to peer worker Completed |
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Ensure peer work plans and organisation policy are consistent with peer worker frameworks and principles Completed |
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Identify and address risks and evidence of role strain, role conflict and role confusion in relation to peer worker role Completed |
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Recognise performance achievement and encourage self-assessment and reflective practice Completed |
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Promote and support the inclusion of peer workers in the workplace
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Promote the value of peer work to all staff Completed |
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Identify and manage service culture issues and procedures that are barriers to effective peer work Completed |
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Consult with peer leaders in the development and delivery of staff training Completed |
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Provide support and training about peer work to staff in-order to clarify role delineation and minimise the risk of role strain, role conflict and role confusion Completed |
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Encourage all staff to attend consumer and carer events Completed |
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Promote and champion peer work
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Develop, document, manage and review policies and procedures to support the delivery and promotion of peer work within the organisation Completed |
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Advocate with peer workers within the organisation and sector Completed |
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Ensure peer worker participation in all relevant planning, implementation, education and evaluation activities, both within the organisation and sector Completed |
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Ensure information about peer work programs appear in organisation brochures, promotional materials and annual reports Completed |
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Seek or allocate funding for peer worker driven resource and program development and other initiatives Completed |
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Maintain current knowledge of peer work developments and innovations Completed |
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