What are the legal and ethical considerations when working with restrictive practices? Select four.

AG: CHCCCS038 9h

True or false: When people receiving support can use technology to communicate, perform daily tasks, and practice independence, they will gain more confidence in making decisions for themselves. It will help them choose from available options and explore decision-making on their own.

AG: CHCCCS038 11a

Which human rights are violated by the use of restrictive practices? Select two.

AG: CHCCCS038 9f

True or false: Requirements for using restrictive practices include: as a last resort to prevent harm, being assessed by an approved health practitioner, being used in proportion to the risk of harm, and being continuously monitored, reviewed, and documented. Informed consent must also be obtained from the person or their guardian.

AG: CHCCCS038 9c

True or false: A behavioural support plan is a plan in place for every person who may require the use of restrictive practices. It replaces the individual support care plan.

AG: CHCCCS038 9d

Select the five types of restrictive practices and provide a brief description of each.

AG: CHCCCS038 9b

True or false: Privacy, confidentiality, and disclosure in a care setting involve respecting individuals' rights to keep their personal and health information private. Support workers can maintain these by only sharing individuals' information on a need-to-know basis, securing records in a safe place, and not discussing individuals' personal information in public areas.

AG: CHCCCS038 8h

Match the support practices to the appropriate conditions.

AG: CHCCCS038 7

Match the perspective to the social constructs of ageing and disability.

AG: CHCCCS038 5a

Match the ways that structural and systemic power can become obstacles to empowerment, to the appropriate area listed.

AG: CHCCCS038 4d