Members of the healthcare workforce report incidents of restrictive practices to the highest level of governance in the health service organisation. 5. Teamwork and shared decision making Actions Members of the healthcare workforce seek to understand and respond to the individual healthcare preferences and needs of all people, families and carers. Members of the healthcare workforce involve the person experiencing deterioration in mental and, with permission, their families and carers, in shared decision making regarding treatment options. The clinician with overall responsibility for leading and coordinating a person’s clinical care is clearly identified to the person, their family and carers, and other members of the multidisciplinary team. Members of the healthcare workforce recognise the scope of their expertise, and engage other multidisciplinary team members if a person is experiencing deterioration in mental, physical or cognitive state, which is outside their professional scope. The and responsibilities of different multidisciplinary team members are clearly defined and understood by all those involved in a person’s care, including by the person themselves and by their family and carers. Peer workers and Aboriginal mental health workers are engaged in responses to deterioration in a person’s mental state when appropriate. Team members with expertise in mental health provide leadership to develop the skills and capacity of other staff in relation to deterioration in mental state. 6. Communicating for safety Actions
Members of the healthcare workforce report incidents of restrictive practices to the highest level of governance in the health service organisation. 5. Teamwork and shared decision making Actions Members of the healthcare workforce seek to understand and respond to the individual healthcare preferences and needs of all people, families and carers. Members of the healthcare workforce involve the person experiencing deterioration in mental and, with permission, their families and carers, in shared decision making regarding treatment options. The clinician with overall responsibility for leading and coordinating a person’s clinical care is clearly identified to the person, their family and carers, and other members of the multidisciplinary team. Members of the healthcare workforce recognise the scope of their expertise, and engage other multidisciplinary team members if a person is experiencing deterioration in mental, physical or cognitive state, which is outside their professional scope. The and responsibilities of different multidisciplinary team members are clearly defined and understood by all those involved in a person’s care, including by the person themselves and by their family and carers. Peer workers and Aboriginal mental health workers are engaged in responses to deterioration in a person’s mental state when appropriate. Team members with expertise in mental health provide leadership to develop the skills and capacity of other staff in relation to deterioration in mental state. 6. Communicating for safety Actions