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Evidence Guide: RGRROP405 - Conduct veterinarian supervision of sample collection procedures

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RGRROP405 - Conduct veterinarian supervision of sample collection procedures

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Instruct staff in collection procedures

  1. Review rules of racing relating to collection of samples with staff
  2. Explain collection protocols and demonstrate to staff
  3. Discuss potential problems with sample collection and explain preferred actions
Review rules of racing relating to collection of samples with staff

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Explain collection protocols and demonstrate to staff

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Discuss potential problems with sample collection and explain preferred actions

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Promote workplace health and safety and safe racing operating procedures

  1. Identify hazards to humans relating to handling samples, and present risk management protocols
  2. Identify hazards relating to collecting samples from animals, and explain and demonstrate risk management protocols
  3. Explain reporting procedures in case of incident or accident during collection
Identify hazards to humans relating to handling samples, and present risk management protocols

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Identify hazards relating to collecting samples from animals, and explain and demonstrate risk management protocols

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Explain reporting procedures in case of incident or accident during collection

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Monitor swab collection

  1. Observe and evaluate sample collection by staff
  2. Provide feedback to staff on collecting technique, compliance with collecting protocols and safe operating procedures.
  3. Provide assistance and advice to collecting staff according to workplace protocols and procedures
  4. Check documentation on sample collection
  5. Store samples securely until the end of the collection period, and then deliver to nominated officer
  6. Document and report incidents or problems that occur during collection to stewards
Observe and evaluate sample collection by staff

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Provide feedback to staff on collecting technique, compliance with collecting protocols and safe operating procedures.

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Provide assistance and advice to collecting staff according to workplace protocols and procedures

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Check documentation on sample collection

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Store samples securely until the end of the collection period, and then deliver to nominated officer

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Document and report incidents or problems that occur during collection to stewards

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Assessed

Teacher: ___________________________________ Date: _________

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Instructions to Assessors

Required Skills and Knowledge