What do individual support plans include? Select all that apply.information about the person such as likes and dislikes, physical health, mental health and medication management preferencesspecific support tasks and activities for achieving the client’s own goals and aimswhen, where, how and by whom these will be carried outkey people, including the client, support workers, and significant others that will take responsibility for the strategies

Select FIVE people who may be involved in implementing an Individual Support Plan.the clientgovernment workersthe client’s support worker volunteersfamily members or representativesteam membersprofessionals from other organisations and agencies.

Part of your role and responsibilities when providing individualised support is to meet your service’s documentation requirements. What documentation are you required to complete as part of your work in providing client support? Provide at least three (3) examples and explain the purpose of each one.

What are some of the principles of person-centred approach? Select all that apply.Ensure that the support is inclusiveFocus on positive outcomesInclude others in the discussion around the client’s supportFocus on the client’s priorities and strengthsInclude a shared commitment to the plan

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.

26. It is important that you follow certain procedures when working with other health professionals to implement a treatment plan for an elderly or disabled person (choose all that apply).Options Choose the correct answer/sOffer the client the choice of having a support person accompany them for any appointments or procedures.Select…  Ensure the client or patient is fully informed about what they can expect when they see another health professional and is given the opportunity to ask questions. (Where cognitive decline or intellectual disability is present, you will need to cover this with the person who has power of attorney)Select…  Don’t allow the client to ask any questions, they must wait to talk directly to their doctorSelect…  Ensure that any copies of client notes, test results and referral letters are clearly marked as confidential when sent to another health professional. Do not send originals.Select…  Always obtain consent from the elderly person or person with a disability, or from the person who has authority to give consent for them (usually known as power of attorney).Select…  Assume the client has already been fully informed about what is happening during their next visit to their specialistSelect…