One of your responsibilities as an aged care support worker is to observe your clients for changes and report them to your supervisor. List three (3) observations you might make that you would need to report to your supervisor.

It is part of your role and responsibility as an aged care support worker to complete workplace documentation, including progress notes and observations of your clients. Services will have specific requirements around how you are to record your information.Indicate at least six (6) guidelines that must be followed when documenting observations and client information.

You would be expected to work alongside and liaise with many people in your profession as an Aged Care support worker. In order to provide the best possible care for your clients, it is important to understand the roles and responsibilities of different parties. a. In the provided table, for each of the following roles, provide a list of their expected responsibilities.Role ResponsibilitiesAged Care Support workers Person being supported Family members and carers Health professionals Supervisors

As you are working closely with clients, you will get to know them well and will often be able to identify when something may be wrong or of concern. The signs you are seeing could be that the client has unmet needs.List four (4) indicators of unmet needs you may encounter in your work as an aged Care support worker. For each indicator, you need to outline the ways to respond.

Explain what steps an aged care support worker should take when they are presented with risks to their own or another’s safety.

You may encounter some situations where it is appropriate to confirm information or details in a client’s individualised plan with their family and/or aged care support workers. Provide three (3) situations under which you may need to communicate with the client’s family and/or aged care support workers.