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?
Prepare for the delivery of podiatry exercise program or assessment procedures
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Interpret client care plan prepared by supervising podiatrist and implement relevant exercise program or assessment procedure Completed |
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Determine client availability according to organisation protocols Completed |
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Gather necessary equipment Completed |
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Deliver podiatry exercise or rehabilitation program
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Explain to the client the purpose, rationale and requirements of each part of the exercise or rehabilitation program Completed |
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Determine the client's understanding of the purpose, rationale and requirements of the program Completed |
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Assist client to follow instructions of the podiatrist, including those techniques used at home Completed |
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Identify and note any difficulties the client experiences completing the exercise program Completed |
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Provide feedback to the client Completed |
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Identify and manage client compliance issues Completed |
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Work with the client to establish any necessary action Completed |
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Work with client to determine and plan any follow up requirements and dates Completed |
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Seek assistance when client presents with needs or signs outside limits of own authority Completed |
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Report client difficulties to the supervising professional Completed |
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Assist with podiatry assessments
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Determine client assessment requirements from the treating podiatrist and podiatry care plan or records Completed |
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Provide the physical environment required to meet assessments in a manner that is safe for the client and operators Completed |
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Explain to the client the purpose, rationale and requirements of each part of the assessment activity Completed |
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Determine the client's understanding of the purpose, rationale and requirements of each part of the assessment activity Completed |
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Assist podiatrist with assessment procedures, including handling equipment and recording data Completed |
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Work with client and podiatrist to determine and plan any follow up requirements and dates Completed |
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Identify and manage client compliance issues. Completed |
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Seek assistance when client presents with needs or signs outside limits of own authority Completed |
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Report client difficulties to the supervising professional Completed |
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Clean and store equipment
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Clean equipment according to manufacturers and organisation requirements Completed |
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Store equipment according to manufacturers requirements and organisation protocols Completed |
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Report equipment faults to appropriate person Completed |
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Document client information
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Use accepted protocols to document information in line with organisation requirements Completed |
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Use appropriate terminology to document symptomatic expression of identified problems Completed |
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Comply with supervisory requirements
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Provide podiatry assistance according to the instruction of treating podiatrist Completed |
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Provide client progress feedback to the treating podiatrist Completed |
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Report client difficulties and concerns to the treating podiatrist Completed |
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Implement variations to the podiatry care according to the advice of the treating podiatrist Completed |
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