HLTAHA033 — Conduct group sessions for individual outcomes

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 treatment plans and programs.

2 Plan for group sessions.

• 2.1Identify requirements outside scope of role and responsibilities as defined by the organisation and discuss with delegating Allied Health Professional.
• 2.2Identify and confirm impact of the program’s contribution to the person’s overall plan of care.
• 2.3Confirm person’s availability and ability to participate in the program in accordance with organisational procedures.

3 Assist with the development of group sessions.

• 3.1Assist group activities that are consistent with individuals needs and physical abilities and limitations.
• 3.2Assist group activities that are consistent with the interests, preferences and religious beliefs of the individual.
• 3.3Assist group activities with consideration of the persons’ pace and timing requirements.
• 3.4Assist group activities according to the size and composition of the group and availability of equipment and resources.
• 3.5Assist group session to maximize the involvement of all group members.
• 3.6Establish a balance between tasks to be accomplished and the group process.
• 3.7Identify possible risk to successful group activities and adjust plan to minimise risk.
• 3.8Confirm group session plan with delegating Allied Health Professional.
• 3.9Gather and prepare materials and equipment required for the group session in relation to work health and safety (WHS) and delegating Allied Health Professional instructions.

4 Conduct group activity.

• 4.1Arrange the environment and discuss the group activity to encourage full participation by all group members.
• 4.2Seek agreement on the purpose, process and intended outcomes of the group activity with the group.
• 4.3Work with the group to establish ground rules and provide each group member with the necessary information, materials and support to participate in the group activity.
• 4.4Communicate with all the persons in the group in a manner that promotes co-operation, dignity and self-esteem.
• 4.5Identify and manage potential conflict within the group to ensure ongoing involvement of individuals in group activities.
• 4.6Monitor group progress and provide constructive feedback.
• 4.7Follow process and directions to evaluate outcomes of the group session.

5 Comply with supervisory requirements.

• 5.1Seek assistance when the person presents with needs or signs outside scope of role.
• 5.2Report the person’s difficulties to the delegating Allied Health Professional before continuing the program.
• 5.3Participate in supervision processes with the delegating Allied Health Professional in accordance with organisational procedures.

6 Clean and store equipment and materials.

• 6.1Clean equipment and materials in accordance with manufacturer requirements.
• 6.2Store equipment and materials in accordance with manufacturer requirements and organisational procedures.
• 6.3Report equipment faults as to organisational procedures.

7 Document information.

• 7.1Document information relating to the person’s program in line with organisational procedures.
• 7.2Provide regular feedback to the supervising Allied Health Professional for each person.
• 7.3Document symptomatic expression of identified problems related to group activities to the delegating Allied Health Professional.

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