The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Identify a remote community's basic animal environmental health and infection control requirements
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Confirm the community's attitude and relationship to companion animals Completed |
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Carry out a basic assessment of human and animal disease risk and access to preventatives or treatment options within the community Completed |
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Confirm applicable regulations relating to the keeping and management of companion animals in the community and their relationship to environmental health and infection control Completed |
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Identify key issues related to the health and condition of animals and local community priorities Completed |
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Establish rapport and trust with the local community to be able to carry out animal welfare activities within the community Completed |
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Handle or interact with companion animals safely within a remote community
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Observe animal behaviour before approaching or handling to assess risks to safety of self or other people or animals Completed |
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Select, fit and use personal protective equipment before contact with animals and animal body fluids and excrement Completed |
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Use appropriate personal hygiene practices when handling or interacting with companion animals Completed |
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Apply basic animal training and behaviour principles when approaching or handling animals to ensure safety Completed |
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Apply behaviours and techniques to behaviours to prevent attacks, bites and perceived threats to animals Completed |
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Provide animal environmental health and infection control advice to community members
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Check general condition and look for signs of health and diseases in individual companion animals within a community Completed |
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Provide advice on how to access treatments and treat common animal skin and parasitic infections to individual community members, including medications which can only be administered by a veterinarian Completed |
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Explain how to contact a veterinarian or local council or regional services for more serious animal health conditions Completed |
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Explain the benefits to the community and promote the use of available population control and treatment services Completed |
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Provide hygiene and infection control advice to community members
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Identify opportunities to build awareness of the link between animal and human health and the adoption of good hygiene relating to animal care Completed |
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Model appropriate personal hygiene and safety when handling or interacting with animals according to health standards Completed |
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Provide advice to individual community members on basic hygiene and infection control for self and family members Completed |
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Provide advice on seeking medical assistance for signs of zoonotic diseases according to available services in the region Completed |
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Consult to provide ongoing culturally appropriate community awareness activities
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Seek permission to interact with or handle animals according to community requirements and practices Completed |
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Involve community members in activities to improve care for animals, prevent and minimise the transmission of diseases and promote responsible animal ownership Completed |
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Use communication techniques and work practices that show respect for the culture of the community and other team members according to community standards Completed |
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Provide feedback to supervisor and service providers to increase cross-cultural awareness in animal environmental health and management services Completed |
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