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?
Prepare for Moral Injury PND
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Undertake the review of the self-referral or a health care practitioner referral Completed |
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Determine own supervision and mentoring requirements prior to providing PND |
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Confirm with the member if they would like other support person (s) present and/or an interpreter |
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Confirm the parties involved in the PND session and their agreed role |
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Organise a suitable time and a safe, private and relaxed location to conduct the PND |
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Identify the organisational policies and procedures of Chaplaincy work, including confidentiality |
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Identify the current PND Moral Injury screening tool and prepare to administer |
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Conduct a Moral Injury PND process
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Apply the pacing interpersonal communication skills to establish trust and respect to develop Rapport Completed |
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Clarify and confirm with the member and family their expectations of the Moral Injury PND process and the role of the chaplain |
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Respectfully acknowledge and respond to the member's and family expectations |
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Administer the Moral Injury screening tool if agreed by the member |
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Provide the member with the Moral Injury Impact Meaning Statement (MIIMS) to complete as part of self-reflection, in preparation for stage two Reflection |
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Communicate the results of the Moral Injury PND screening tool
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Evaluate the results of the Moral Injury screening tool Completed |
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Assess the level of risk associated with self-harm and take immediate action as required |
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Communicate the results with the member and with member consent to their family |
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Explain how the PND process can assist members and their families |
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Describe the three overall goals (lament, sense of daring and lifestyle changes) for the member to achieve (which may include family) |
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Conduct Moral InjuryPND support sessions
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Assist a member through the Reflection stage to tell their moral injurious narrative Completed |
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Assess the emotions of the member by using the Subjective Units of Distress Scale |
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Organise, where appropriate, referral for the member and their family to a health care practitioner or other support services |
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Guide a member in conducting an in-depth self Review of the moral injurious experience by examination of conscience |
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Support a member to Reconstruct their belief system, which has been fractured by their moral injurious experience |
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Assist a member to seek Restoration of grievances to heal their relationship with the organisation or individual/s |
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Assist a member by conducting Ritual ceremonies, formal or informal, consisting of a series of actions to help them seek self-forgiveness and reconciliation for themselves and others |
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Encourage a member in Renewal to permit a sense of daring and making lifestyle changes by identifying meaningful and purposeful activities |
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Support a member in Reconnection and Referral to develop resilience through engagement or re-engagement with organisation and others to sustain themselves long term |
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Assist the member to maintain their progress and develop their resilience
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Assist the member and family in identifying a suitable self-care plan using support services as necessary Completed |
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Obtain the member's and family consent before referring to a support service provider |
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Refer a member and family to a support service
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Conduct post-meeting administration, as required, in accordance with organisational procedures Completed |
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Update and maintain records in relation to organisational and legal requirements |
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Reflect on own performance and practice
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Seek constructive feedback from the member on what can be improved in the PND process Completed |
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Reflect on own performance with key stakeholders |
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Identify personal and professional development areas |
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