Division 1—Care and services that may be provided 4 - Care services The following table specifies the care services that an approved provider of STRC may provide if the care is provided in a home care setting. Care services Item Column 1 Column 2 Service Content Personal assistance, including individual attention, individual supervision and 4.1 Personal physical assistance, with: services (a) bathing, showering including providing shower chairs if necessary, personal hygiene and grooming, dressing and undressing, and dressing aids; and (b) toileting; and (c) dressing and undressing; and (d) mobility; and (e) transfer (including in and out of bed). Personal assistance, including individual attention, individual supervision and 4.2 Activities of physical assistance, with communication including assistance to address difficulties daily living arising from impaired hearing, or speech, or lack of common language, assistance with the fitting of sensory communication aids, checking hearing aid batteries, cleaning spectacles and assistance in using the telephone. Includes: 4.3 Nutrition, hydration, meal (a) assistance with preparing meals; and preparation (b) assistance with special diet for health, religious, cultural or other reasons; and and diet (c) assistance with eating utensils and eating aids and assistance with actual feeding, if necessary; and (d) providing enteral feeding formula and equipment. Includes providing bandages, dressings, and skin emollients. 4.4 Management of skin integrity Includes: 4.5 Continence (a) assessment for and, if required, providing disposable pads and absorbent aids, management commode chairs, bedpans and urinals, catheter and urinary drainage appliances and enemas; and (b) assistance in using continence aids and appliances and managing continence. Includes: 4.6 Mobility and dexterity (a) providing crutches, quadruped walkers, walking frames, walking sticks and wheelchairs; and (b) providing mechanical devices for lifting, bed rails, slide sheets, sheepskins, and pressure relieving mattresses; and (c) assistance in the above aids. 5 Support services – The following table specifies the support services that an approved provider of STRC may provide if the care is provided in a home care setting. Support services Item Column 1 Column 2 Service Content
Division 1—Care and services that may be provided 4 - Care services The following table specifies the care services that an approved provider of STRC may provide if the care is provided in a home care setting. Care services Item Column 1 Service Column 2 Content 4.1 Personal services Personal assistance, including individual attention, individual supervision and physical assistance, with: (a) bathing, showering including providing shower chairs if necessary, personal hygiene and grooming, dressing and undressing, and dressing aids; and (b) toileting; and (c) dressing and undressing; and (d) mobility; and (e) transfer (including in and out of bed). 4.2 Activities of daily living Personal assistance, including individual attention, individual supervision and physical assistance, with communication including assistance to address difficulties arising from impaired hearing, or speech, or lack of common language, assistance with the fitting of sensory communication aids, checking hearing aid batteries, cleaning spectacles and assistance in using the telephone. 4.3 Nutrition, hydration, meal preparation and diet Includes: (a) assistance with preparing meals; and (b) assistance with special diet for health, religious, cultural or other reasons; and (c) assistance with eating utensils and eating aids and assistance with actual feeding, if necessary; and (d) providing enteral feeding formula and equipment. 4.4 Management of skin integrity Includes providing bandages, dressings, and skin emollients. 4.5 Continence management Includes: (a) assessment for and, if required, providing disposable pads and absorbent aids, commode chairs, bedpans and urinals, catheter and urinary drainage appliances and enemas; and (b) assistance in using continence aids and appliances and managing continence. 4.6 Mobility and dexterity Includes: (a) providing crutches, quadruped walkers, walking frames, walking sticks and wheelchairs; and (b) providing mechanical devices for lifting, bed rails, slide sheets, sheepskins, and pressure relieving mattresses; and (c) assistance in the above aids. 5 – Support services The following table specifies the support services that an approved provider of STRC may provide if the care is provided in a home care setting. Support services Item Column 1 Service Column 2 Content
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