Explain what is mean by unconscious bias and provide one example of how it can impact palliative care from a support worker to a client.

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Provide one emotional impact of being diagnosed with a life-limiting illness.

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True or false: Only doctors can perform assessments and administer a Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) substance to a client.

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Match the process to the correct legislation that is used regarding the disposal of deceased bodies.

AG: CHCPAL003 19c

Select three circumstances that constitute a reportable death according to the Coroners Act of Western Australia.

AG: CHCPAL003 19a

Match the ways which you would build trust, show empathy, empower and demonstrate support to the relevant people in relation to palliative care.

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Identify three things that you can do to help manage your own emotions while providing palliative care services.

AG: CHCPAL003 16b

Match the legal and ethical consideration to the aspect of working in palliative care.

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Listed below are some scenarios and responses which may affect your emotions when providing palliative care. Match each response to an appropriate scenario.

AG: CHCPAL003 16a

True or false: The four situations wherein disclosure of private information is acceptable based on the Privacy Act 1988 (Division 2, Part 16B) are:

• Information is necessary to provide medical care
• Information may affect public health and safety
• Information is necessary to keep the person safe
• A representative has given consent if a person is unable to

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