Unit of competency Outline
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Provide specific homeopathic assessment and care
Provide specific homeopathic assessment and care
Unit of competency
National Code
HLTHOM609C
HLTHOM609C
State Code
D8296
D8296
TGA Status
Replaced
Replaced
DTWD Status
Replaced
Replaced
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
22/07/2011
Field of Education
061999 - Complementary Therapies, N.e.c.
Original Release Date
22/07/2011
Nominal Hours
160
Description
DescriptorThis unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required to provide homœopathic assessment and care specific to common conditions in each stage of life
Notes
Elements and Performance Criteria
1. Provide specific assessment and care for children and adolescents
- 1.1 Take the case with specific reference to the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 1.2 Obtain consent from a parent/guardian/care giver prior to a physical examination of a minor
- 1.3 Conduct a physical examination relevant to the presenting symptoms and the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 1.4 Assess the health of clients according to standard guidelines relating to age, and with regard to conditions common to their age, gender and/or particular state
- 1.5 Give specific consideration to any deviations from the normal percentiles or developmental norms for the age group
- 1.6 Develop a treatment plan according to findings
- 1.7 Implement the treatment plan
- 1.8 Document findings, treatment plan and therapeutic expectations according to clinic guidelines
- 1.9 Organise and document follow up visit/s according to clinic guidelines
- 1.10 Document responses according to clinic guidelines and adjust treatment accordingly
2. Provide specific assessment and care for adult females
- 2.1 Take the case with specific reference to the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 2.2 Obtain consent from the client or parent/ guardian/care giver prior to a physical examination
- 2.3 Conduct a physical examination relevant to the presenting symptoms and the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 2.4 Assess the health of the client according to standard guidelines relating to age, and with regard to conditions common to their age, gender and/or particular state
- 2.5 Give specific consideration to the reproductive system and function
- 2.6 Develop a treatment plan according to findings
- 2.7 Implement the treatment plan
- 2.8 Document findings, treatment plan and therapeutic expectations according to clinic guidelines
- 2.9 Organise and document follow up visit/s according to clinic guidelines
- 2.10 Document responses according to clinic guidelines and adjust treatment accordingly
3. Provide specific assessment and care for adult males
- 3.1 Take the case with specific reference to the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 3.2 Obtain consent from the client or parent/guardian/care giver prior to commencing a physical examination
- 3.3 Conduct a physical examination relevant to the presenting symptoms and the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 3.4 Assess the health of the client according to standard guidelines relating to age, and with regard to conditions common to their age, gender and/or particular state
- 3.5 Give specific consideration to the reproductive system and function
- 3.6 Develop a treatment plan according to findings
- 3.7 Implement the treatment plan
- 3.8 Document findings, treatment plan and therapeutic expectations according to clinic guidelines
- 3.9 Organise and document follow up visit/s according to clinic guidelines
- 3.10 Document responses according to clinic guidelines and adjust treatment accordingly
4. Provide specific assessment and care for the elderly
- 4.1 Take the case with specific reference to the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 4.2 Obtain consent from the client or guardian/care giver prior to commencing a physical examination
- 4.3 Conduct a physical examination relevant to the presenting symptoms and the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 4.4 Assess the health of clients according to standard guidelines relating to age, and with regard to conditions common to their age, gender and/or particular state
- 4.5 Give specific consideration to the client's memory, cognitive ability and care requirements
- 4.6 Develop a treatment plan according to findings
- 4.7 Implement the treatment plan
- 4.8 Document findings, treatment plan and therapeutic expectations according to clinic guidelines
- 4.9 Organise and document follow up visit/s according to clinic guidelines
- 4.10 Document responses according to clinic guidelines and adjust treatment accordingly
5. Provide specific assessment and palliative care
- 5.1 Take the case with specific reference to the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 5.2 Obtain consent from the client or parent/guardian/care giver prior to commencing a physical examination
- 5.3 Conduct a physical examination relevant to the presenting symptoms and the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 5.4 Assess the vitality of the clients according to standard guidelines relating to age, and with regard to their age, gender and/or particular state
- 5.5 Give specific consideration to the client's fears, expectations, any distressing or painful symptoms, immediate and future care requirements
- 5.6 Obtain information on the medical diagnosis, prognosis, potential risks and relevant tests
- 5.7 Develop a treatment plan according to findings
- 5.8 Implement the treatment plan
- 5.9 Document findings, treatment plan and therapeutic expectations according to clinic guidelines
- 5.10 Organise and document follow up visit/s according to clinic guidelines
- 5.11 Document responses according to clinic guidelines and adjust treatment accordingly
- 5.12 Negotiate strategies for continued support and communication with the client and carers through the dying process
- 5.13 Provide referrals to other supportive treatments or services if appropriate
6. Provide specific assessment and prophylactic care
- 6.1 Take the case with reference to the age, particular state and/or specific situation of the client
- 6.2 Obtain consent from the client or, in the case of a minor, from a parent/guardian/care giver prior to commencing a physical examination
- 6.3 Conduct a physical examination relevant to the presenting symptoms and the age, gender and/or particular state of the client
- 6.4 Assess the health of clients with regard to conditions common to their age and/or specific situation
- 6.5 Give specific consideration is given to client's prophylaxis issues, options available for their specific situation, and access to health care services
- 6.6 Develop a treatment plan according to findings
- 6.7 Implement the treatment plan
- 6.8 Document findings, treatment plan and therapeutic expectations according to clinic guidelines
- 6.9 Explain instructions for taking prophylactic medicine
- 6.10 Provide additional information on infection control procedures and management strategies for acute infections, if appropriate
- 6.11 Organise and document follow up visit/s according to clinic guidelines
- 6.12 Document responses according to clinic guidelines and adjust treatment accordingly
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Replaces
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| C9302 | HLTHOM609B | Provide specific homeopathic assessment and care | Unit of competency |
Replaced By
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| WD171 | HLTHOM609D | Provide specific homoeopathic assessment and care | Unit of competency |