Identify three things that the person must be informed of or explicitly made aware of before they can provide their informed consent. 

AG: CHCAGE013 8c

True or false: Informed consent is always required. 

AG: CHCAGE013 8b

Identify two purposes of the Privacy Act 1988.

AG: CHCAGE013 7b

True or false: You can make complaints about the actions or decisions of the Western Australian government by contacting the Commonwealth Ombudsman directly.

AG: CHCAGE013 6d

True or false: The Office of the Health Ombudsman can help to protect the human rights of older people in aged care in Western Australia by working with them and their families to find solutions to problems that drive abuse.

AG: CHCAGE013 6c

Match the health professional to the supervision requirement they have, and the support practice we should use.

AG: CHCAGE013 5c

Select four human rights treaties that the Australian Government respects and upholds.

AG: CHCAGE013 6b

Match the type of abuse to the support practice and description.

AG: CHCAGE013 4

Select an example of a way you could address a systemic issue as a support worker that is related to poor funding or inadequate protection of older people.

AG: CHCAGE013 3d

True or false: Poor funding of aged care services and inadequate protection for older people can mean that the person requiring support might not get sufficient care to meet their physical and medical needs, and that they might face challenges regarding their rights.

AG: CHCAGE013 3c