HLTAUD011 — Develop and implement individual hearing rehabilitation programs

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What an assessment for HLTAUD011 must cover

39 assessable components: 4 elements (21 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Determine scope of client needs

1.1Evaluate client communication and lifestyle needs
1.2Select and use an appropriate communication assessment tool for client
1.3Recognise and evaluate factors contributing to communication difficulties
1.4Assess and document impact of client’s hearing impairment on carers, family members and significant others
1.5Consult with client to evaluate client motivation and commitment to rehabilitation and integrate into rehabilitation planning
1.6Document effects of communication impairment and the communicative needs of the client
1.7Identify and liaise with other health professionals and support services based on client needs

2 Formulate hearing rehabilitation program

2.1Collaborate with client in the planning process, providing opportunities for questions and discussion of concerns
2.2Determine intervention options to minimise effects of hearing loss
2.3Select best intervention options through evaluation of available technologies and services
2.4Develop and discuss hearing rehabilitation program goals, realistic expectations and a plan of action with client
2.5Explain details of options and cost implications to client
2.6Select evaluation tools best suited to client and type of rehabilitation program
2.7Document agreed plan of action and services to be provided

3 Implement the hearing rehabilitation program in collaboration with the client

3.1Confirm client’s understanding of realistic expectations for the hearing rehabilitation program
3.2Work collaboratively with client and their carers or family members towards achieving the agreed hearing rehabilitation program goals
3.3Provide support for the duration of the hearing rehabilitation program
3.4Review and adapt hearing rehabilitation program to meet changing client needs

4 Evaluate hearing program

4.1Monitor client progress against goals using recognised evaluation tools
4.2Identify remaining communication needs and establish whether these can be met with additional advice, communication strategies or devices
4.3Recognise the need for additional support and evaluation and make referral according to organisational procedures

Performance evidence

independently developed and implemented hearing programs for at least 20 different clients (linked to the dispensing of hearing devices)
supported the clients throughout the implementation process
engaged with external agencies and health professionals for at least 5 clients

Knowledge evidence

legal and ethical requirements, including: o codes of conduct of registering bodies o policy frameworks including government hearing service programs o privacy, confidentiality and disclosure
work roles, including: o responsibilities and limitations of people working with clients experiencing hearing impairment, including:  medical practitioners  audiometrists  audiologists  agencies providing services to people with hearing health needs o interrelationships between audiometrists and other health professionals
referral options for complex hearing problems beyond the scope of own practice
types and features of communication assessment tools
types of existing rehabilitation programs
tinnitus, including: o questionnaires to determine tinnitus severity and impact o screening tools to assess the impact of tinnitus on quality of life o hearing aids and tinnitus maskers and their functionalities o who to refer and when to refer clients to audiologists and other health care professionals for specialised treatment o basic information and education for clients regarding tinnitus
types of hearing disorders that affect different population groups in the community and factors that contribute to complexity of needs
contributing factors to communication difficulties
social and psychological implications of communication impairment
evaluation mechanisms and tools for hearing programs

Foundation skills

Reading: interprets organisational procedures related to developing and implementing rehabilitation programs.
Writing: writes concise and clear summaries for referrals. · maintains client records in line with documentation standards.
Oral communication: uses clear, respectful language to explain hearing rehabilitation options. · uses active listening and questioning techniques to clarify client needs and expectations.
Problem solving: responds to needs of individual client.
Learning: retrieves and evaluates information sources. · reflects on own practice and modify approach as needed.

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Questions about assessing HLTAUD011

What does an assessment tool for HLTAUD011 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for HLTAUD011 needs to address all 39 unit components: 4 elements with 21 performance criteria, 3 performance evidence requirements, 10 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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