HLTAHA029 — Support independence and community participation

1 Receive delegation and gather information.

• 1.1Obtain written or verbal delegation for an allied health activity from the Allied Health Professional.
• 1.2Obtain information from relevant sources and delegating Allied Health Professional, according to organisational policy and procedures.
• 1.3Discuss and confirm with delegating Allied Health Professional plans and programs.

2 Confirm rehabilitation plans to achieve the person’s goals.

• 2.1Support delegating Allied Health Professional to identify the person’s access, support requirements and daily living activities that need to be addressed as part of the rehabilitation plan.
• 2.2Work with the delegating Allied Health Professional to identify the function of community rehabilitation in supporting the person’s access and daily living activities that enhance progress against rehabilitation goals.
• 2.3Participate in rehabilitation planning to assist the delegating Allied Health Professional to provide resources promoting the person’s independence.
• 2.4Clarify with the delegating Allied Health Professional concerns in relation to work health and safety (WHS), community access and daily living activities.

3 Advocate person’s independence and community participation.

• 3.1Identify all support or services provided to the person in conjunction with the health team.
• 3.2Assist in determining strategies which support the person’s progression towards identified rehabilitation goals.
• 3.3Promote benefits of daily living activities and community participation in the terms of the person’s rehabilitation goals within parameters of the delegation and scope of practice.
• 3.4Discuss with delegating Allied Health Professional opportunities for daily living activities and community participation that will support rehabilitation goals, including those that maybe outside the rehabilitation plan.
• 3.5Assist delegating Allied Health Professional to identify and overcome concerns through provision of coordinated and consistent support to the person.

4 Support the person’s independence and community participation.

• 4.1Address the person’s concerns about participating in daily living activities and community access.
• 4.2Work with the delegating Allied Health Professional and the person to develop strategies to overcome the person’s concerns, under the delegation and supervision of the Allied Health Professional.
• 4.3Identify any aides, appliances, modifications or other services or supports that might be required and discuss with delegating Allied Health Professional.
• 4.4Provide educational materials, information and support to facilitate use of any aides, appliances and modifications in a safe and effective way.

5 Monitor impact of increased independence and community participation on rehabilitation goals.

• 5.1Monitor outcomes in daily living activities and community participation to ensure they support the rehabilitation goals within scope of practice.
• 5.2Report any negative impacts to delegating Allied Health Professional.
• 5.3Report medical issues and risk factors related to activities of daily living and report in line with delegation.
• 5.4Monitor changes in health and physical status prior to providing support and report in line with delegation.
• 5.5Apply strategies to involve the person in the self-monitoring and evaluation process.
• 5.6Provide the person with regular feedback of progress.

6 Document information.

• 6.1Document information relating to the rehabilitation program in line with organisational requirements.
• 6.2Provide regular feedback to the person’s delegating Allied Health Professional.
• 6.3Document the person’s progress and any barriers or challenges to the rehabilitation plan in line with organisational procedures.

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