True or false: Accreditation systems assess the quality and care of services delivered by approved providers against the Quality Standards. They aim to improve safety, quality, and continuous improvement of services.

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Select the key organisations relevant to the aged care sector in Australia.

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Match each of the job roles below to their main duty.

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Congregating refers to gathering people with similar interests or beliefs. In aged care, it means providing a safe space for older individuals to interact with their peers. 

Identify two risks of congregating.

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Segregating refers to the act of separating a particular group from the general population. In the context of aged care, it means forcibly isolating older individuals.

Select two risks of segregating.

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Match each examples of negative attitudes and stereotypes relevant to aged care to their correct description.

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True or false: Social role valorization suggests that individuals with more 'useful' roles in society receive better treatment. It encourages people to participate in their communities through valued social roles, highlighting why some older individuals in aged care might be perceived as less valuable compared to professionals like doctors or lawyers.

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True or false:

• Services and supports for daily living help older people with their ADLs. This helps to improve quality of life.
• Human resources makes sure there are enough trained and caring staff available. This helps to make sure older people get the best care.

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True or false: The following are three situations where an older person provides un-informed consent:

• Person is unable to understand
• Person has incomplete information
• Person has wrong information

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

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