3.1 Clinical care Assessment [Existing 2.4, 2.6, Initial, ongoing assessment and evaluation by a qualified Includes: 3.7, 3.8, 3.10, 3.11, health professional registered under the National Law or Holistic assessment including bio-psycho-social elements. 3.12] other registration scheme acting within their scope of A multi disciplinary team approach incorporating data and practice for the development, with the informed consent information from the full range of aged care staff of the resident or their legal representative, of a care plan Assessment and evaluation decisions made by a qualified to deliver health care services. health professional registered under the National Law or other registration scheme acting within their scope of practice. obtaining the informed consent of the resident or their legal representative for the development of the care plan Delivery of the Care Plan Yes Includes: Meeting residents clinical care needs and providing asking residents if they have an advance care plan or specified goods and services that enable that care to be directive, [Sub-Group provider members recommend delivered safely and effectively. deletion, Consumers and others recommend having here or in the schedule content Where a resident has an advance care plan or directive sighting and recording the existence of the advance care and the provider is aware of that plan or directive, the directive or plan if there is one, provider must record it and, if it is in accordance with ensuring that relevant staff are aware where a resident has relevant State and Territory law, enact it when delivering an advance care plan or directive and that they understand the care plan. (Provider members support this option) what they are required to do if it needs to be enacted obtaining the informed consent of the resident or their OR legal representative to the delivery of the care plan Ask whether a resident has an advance care plan or In drafting this section of the Manual DoHA needs to address directive, if so record it, and if it is in accordance with and make explicit comment on: relevant State and Territory law enact it when delivering the legal context in which care plans or directives are the care plan. [Sub-Group consumer, union & health created professional members] Duty of care issues Yes
3.1 Clinical care [Existing 2.4, 2.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.10, 3.11, 3.12] Assessment Initial, ongoing assessment and evaluation by a qualified health professional registered under the National Law or other registration scheme acting within their scope of practice for the development, with the informed consent of the resident or their legal representative, of a care plan to deliver health care services. Delivery of the Care Plan Meeting residents clinical care needs and providing specified goods and services that enable that care to be delivered safely and effectively. Where a resident has an advance care plan or directive and the provider is aware of that plan or directive, the provider must record it and, if it is in accordance with relevant State and Territory law, enact it when delivering the care plan. (Provider members support this option) OR Ask whether a resident has an advance care plan or directive, if so record it, and if it is in accordance with relevant State and Territory law enact it when delivering the care plan. [Sub-Group consumer, union & health professional members] Includes: Holistic assessment including bio-psycho-social elements. A multi disciplinary team approach incorporating data and information from the full range of aged care staff Assessment and evaluation decisions made by a qualified health professional registered under the National Law or other registration scheme acting within their scope of practice. obtaining the informed consent of the resident or their legal representative for the development of the care plan Includes: asking residents if they have an advance care plan or directive, [Sub-Group provider members recommend deletion, Consumers and others recommend having here or in the schedule content sighting and recording the existence of the advance care directive or plan if there is one, ensuring that relevant staff are aware where a resident has an advance care plan or directive and that they understand what they are required to do if it needs to be enacted obtaining the informed consent of the resident or their legal representative to the delivery of the care plan In drafting this section of the Manual DoHA needs to address and make explicit comment on: the legal context in which care plans or directives are created Duty of care issues Yes Yes