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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Plan to deliver a rehabilitation program
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Obtain information about the rehabilitation program from an allied health professional and rehabilitation plan Completed |
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Consult allied professional about the rehabilitation plan requirements and desired client outcomes Completed |
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Identify program requirements outside scope of role and responsibilities as defined by the organisation and discuss with allied health professional Completed |
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Identify and confirm impact of therapeutic program’s contribution to the overall rehabilitation outcome for the client Completed |
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Obtain information about medical and psychosocial conditions that may impact on rehabilitation outcomes for client Completed |
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Determine client availability according to organisation protocols Completed |
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Identify and plan for any risk and safety issues that may impact on the client’s ability to participate in program Completed |
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Prepare suitable equipment and environment for rehabilitation program Completed |
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Assist with the development of a rehabilitation program
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Assist allied health professional to work with client to identify current skills and abilities and how these can be built upon to manage their lives and environment more effectively Completed |
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Assist allied health professional to work with client to develop their goals and priorities in terms of specific skills required to manage their lives in the short and medium term Completed |
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Identify skills that need to be developed that are outside scope of role and responsibilities as defined by the organisation and refer to the allied health professional Completed |
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Support the client to identify methods that will build upon their strengths when developing, regaining or retaining skills and abilities Completed |
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Follow specific directions from the allied health professional for the fabrication and adaptation of therapeutic aids and equipment Completed |
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Maintain and update resources for therapy and recreational programs Completed |
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Work with professional and client to determine methods of evaluating the effectiveness of activities and methods Completed |
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Assist with the delivery of a rehabilitation plan
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Gather the equipment and materials to deliver the rehabilitation program, in line with client needs, specifications of the allied health professional and legislative and organisation guidelines Completed |
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Check safety and efficiency of any equipment and material and seek advice where safety issues arise Completed |
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Support client to carry out rehabilitation activities in ways that promote safety, involvement and confidence, and adhere to the cultural and spiritual beliefs and preference of the client Completed |
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Provide constructive and timely feedback to client about involvement in rehabilitation activities Completed |
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Recognise when client becomes distressed, in pain or communicates their desire to slow down, change activity or stop and follow stepping down procedures outlined in treatment plan or organisational guidelines and report to the treating physiotherapist Completed |
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Assist with the evaluation of a rehabilitation plan
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Assist the allied health professional to work with client to review progress Completed |
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Monitor use of adaptive equipment as directed by the therapist Completed |
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Comply with supervisory requirements
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Identify and note any difficulties the client experiences completing the therapy programs and interventions and report to allied health professional in a timely manner Completed |
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Identify and manage client adherence issues, including subjective and objective reporting of client response to the program, and report to the allied health professional in a timely manner Completed |
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Report any client misunderstanding or confusion to the allied health professional in a timely manner Completed |
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Seek assistance when client presents with needs or signs outside limits of own authority, skills and/or knowledge Completed |
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Report client difficulties to the supervising allied health professional for advice before continuing the program Completed |
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Participate in supervision processes with the treating allied health professional in accordance with organisation protocol Completed |
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Clean and store equipment and materials
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Clean equipment and materials according to manufacturers requirements Completed |
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Store equipment and materials according to manufacturers requirements and organisation protocols Completed |
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Report equipment faults to appropriate person Completed |
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Document client information
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Use accepted protocols to document information relating to the rehabilitation program in line with organisation requirements Completed |
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Provide regular feedback to the client’s care team Completed |
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Use appropriate terminology to document symptomatic expression of identified problems related to the rehabilitation program Completed |
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