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CHCADV002-Provide advocacy and representation Student Assessment ASSESSMENT TASK 2 – ROLE PLAY
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I have read and understand unit information and assessment instruction Student ID Date Student Name ROLE PLAY ONE Kaye is an 82-year-old woman who lives in an aged care residence. She sadly was widowed six months
ago and has been at the residence ever since. Kaye has no family and just a few other close friends. Kaye is a very bright and independent person, but has found it difficult to make the transition to aged
care residential living. She values and tries to maintain her independence. A couple of months ago, Kaye met a man named Jim who has since become her very close friend. Jim
now regularly visits Kaye at the residence, however he often closes the door and has a couple of beers
in her room. Jim usually visits once a week, staying for a few hours each time. He is very pleasant and
courteous to the other residents when he visits. Some of the senior members of staff at the residence are not happy with the situation and do not believe
that Jim and Kaye should be left alone in the room together to drink. The staff call Kaye into the office to
communicate their concerns, ultimately asking her to entertain Jim in the communal area of the
residence instead of alone in her room. Kaye is upset and contacts her local advocacy service for
support. You, as an advocate, visit Kaye to discuss her concerns. You hear Kaye’s story at length and then
provide Kaye with information about her rights as a resident (you will need to research Kaye’s rights to
form the dialogue for your role play). You offer Kaye support and options about how she may go about
dealing with the situation, suggesting that she speak to the manager or instead utilise the external
complaints system. You brief Kaye on the positives and negatives of each option, however inform her
that the way in which the issue is handled is left entirely up to her. You settle Kaye’s nerves by assuring
her that you can seek external assistance from an appropriate community service or regulatory body if
required, in the event the situation requires escalation. Kaye decides to meet with the residency’s
Supervisor to discuss her concerns, requesting that the advocate be present to support her during the
meeting. During the meeting, you allow Kaye to express how she feels before communicating her rights as a client
of their service. At the end of the meeting, the Supervisor is better able to understand how they have
impinged on Kaye’s rights. They agree not to interfere in Kaye’s lifestyle choices again. Kaye feels more
comfortable with the situation and Jim continues to visit. The advocate agrees to follow up with Kaye in
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CHCADV002-Provide advocacy and representation Student Assessment INSTRUCTIONS The Role Play exercise has three parts; Part A, Part B and Part C. You will be observed by your
assessor and will be required to demonstrate the skills identified on the Role Play checklist.
Part A - Report Research Once you have read the Role Play you will then conduct independent research to identify how you would
act as the advocate and what advice you would give Kaye in this situation. This will act as your research
for reporting. Evidence should be written in point form below. Part B - Action The Role Play
You are required to get into pairs, then take turns acting as the Advocate and Client. The Assessor will
act in the role of Supervisor. You will then be required to demonstrate an appropriate formal advocacy
and representation service for each Role Play. Use your findings from Part A while acting as Advocate. Part C - Reflection Report Upon the completion of the Role Play, you will be required to write a brief reflection report addressing the
effectiveness of the strategies used and how you can improve on them. The evaluation should
consolidate your ability to effectively evaluate your performance, identify areas for improvement and
affirm foundational skills. As you are an advocate sent from a community service organisation, your report will be reviewed by your
managers, so it is necessary to accurately document your experience. You will need to answer short response questions as follows: SA2520 CHCADV002 Provide advocacy and representation CRICOS Provider Code 02934D CHC52015 Diploma of Community Services Page 2
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CHCADV002-Provide advocacy and representation Student Assessment a) How did you identify relevant interests and concerns of your client?
Conducting an assessment, it is one of the many processes of identifying clients’ interests and concerns and this includes rights, needs, choice, and responsibilities.
Listening to the client.
Questioning to the client to clarify some statements provided.
Demonstrate empathy and understanding to the client.
b) What type of advocacy service did you provide and the functions of it?
The client requires a personalised assessment to effectively address the difficulties, I would say that
this person has the right to individual formal advocacy for Kaye.
Re-assess Kaye’s situation.
Provide all necessary informations
c) List the framework you followed in order to achieve Kaye’s objectives.
Charter of Aged Care Rights identifies.
Rights of the client
Safe and high-quality care and services.
Be treated with dignity and respect.
Have my identity, culture and diversity valued and supported.
Live without abuse and neglect.
Be informed about my care and services in a way I understand.
She is entitled to a reasonable quality of living and to enjoy life.
According to the 2004 Age Discrimination Act, you have the right to be treated fairly.
Conduct a thorough assessment of the client's needs.
Encourage the customer to convey her emotions.
Kaye has a choice to choose who can represent her like age care advocate or speak on her behalf.
https://www.myagedcare.gov.au/sites/default/files/2019-11/charter-of-aged-care-rights-booklet-english.pdf
https://humanrights.gov.au/our-work/legal/legislation
d) What kind of legal and ethical issues did you have to address? Invasion of privacy.
Violation of a person’s right to be left alone or to enjoy reasonable non-interference with his/her life.
e) How did you promote and represent Kaye’s interest in this role play? SA2520 CHCADV002 Provide advocacy and representation CRICOS Provider Code 02934D CHC52015 Diploma of Community Services Page 3
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It is abundantly evident from the circumstances that Kaye has a right to her own privacy, and this right should be respected in order to protect her wellbeing and her freedom to pursue happiness in her own way. Moreover, give Kaye some data and decision-making options so that she can assess her circumstances.
Supporting Kaye
Meeting alongside by attending her.
f)
What systems did you utilise that supported advocacy and the processes of representation and
decision-making?
Supporting client to understand and exercise their rights.
Discussing some options for her to follow
Letting client express her views and opinion.
Referral to agency service
g) How did you determine the potential impact of developments and decisions on Kaye’s objectives? Based on the scenario,
Her personal experience, Kaye was deeply disappointed and grieved by what had transpired, but with the right assessment, I want to enable Kaye to participate in, comprehend, and assert her legal rights. I therefore come to the conclusion that Kaye becoming more autonomous and having the bravery to voice what she wants to say and do would be the probable impact.
h) Measure success your success - is there anything you would change, improve upon or suggest
to the client for future? In the interview and evaluation, I can report that Kaye is happier now that she is aware of her rights. I will continue to interview Kaye to monitor her development, but at this time, no adjustments are planned.
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CHCADV002-Provide advocacy and representation Student Assessment ROLE PLAY TWO
Jane is an articulate 70-year old who lives in an independent living unit. She suffers from vascular disease,
which has contributed to her poor circulation. One year ago, Jane was admitted to hospital with an ulcerated foot and she agreed to have it amputated at
the recommendation of her Doctor. After being fitted with a prosthetic at the completion of her surgery,
Jane returned to her unit. Five months later, she was readmitted to hospital as further complications in her
other leg arose; seemily the same issue. However, the leg responded well to treatment and it was deemed
unnecessary to amputate. While in hospital, Jane was informed by the hospital social worker that the manager of the independent
living units, named Greg, had decided that Jane could no longer cope on her own. Consequently, he
advised that she would be internally reassessed for residential care; pointing out the fact that Jane had
experienced several falls in the past, at which time she required assistance getting into and out of her
wheelchair. He advised that, to be a resident of the independent living units, she needs to be able to
manage herself independently. The hospital staff also expressed concerns that Jane would not be able to live on her own safely, however
said it wouldn’t be impossible. In any case, this was upsetting to Jane, as she believed that she could cope
well on her own. She told the social worker that she was unhappy about the decision reached, as no one
had stopped to consult her and ask her what she wanted. At this point, the hospital social worker contacted
an advocacy agency for Jane to provide her with some support in raising her concerns with the hospital and
the manager of the independent living units. You, as the advocate, come to the hospital to meet with Jane. You listen to her concerns and desire to
remain in the independent unit, then speak to the hospital social worker to gather information about Jane’s
situation. After having gathered all of the information, you are able to discern that the decision that was
made in relation to Jane’s living circumstances had indeed been made without her participation and
consent. You found out that an aged care assessment of Jane has already been carried out by Greg and
his staff. This occurred while Jane was still in hospital, meaning she was excluded and not actively involved
in the decision making process. Greg had thought it sufficient that the hospital social worker go over the completed assessment with Jane
once she had recovered (at a later date). You and the hospital social worker read the assessment together,
identifying that Greg made a recommendation for Jane to be admitted to high level or nursing home care.
Jane was understandably concerned that she was losing her independence and expresses feelings of
powerlessness due to the fact that no one considered her perspective in the process. You reassure Jane,
however you remember that her Doctor informed you that Jane shouldn’t be living without some form of
assistance, going forward. You and the hospital social worker discuss the legal and ethical considerations together to determine the
best course of action to achieve Jane’s objectives. You inform Jane that she has the right to be included in
the decision making process as a client of the residential service. At Jane's request, you arrange for Greg to
come to the hospital to discuss the assessment. In the interim, you provide Jane with information about her
rights and the aged care system to support her. Even though Jane told you that she is aware she will not be
able to move around as much as she used to, she now feels much more confident going into the meeting
with Greg. She asks you to attend to support her. You and Jane meet with Greg in her hospital room, calmly discussing the findings of the assessment, before
informing Greg of the breach of Jane’s rights. Jane puts forward her evidence to Greg, who immediately
concedes that perhaps a mutually inclusive solution should have been made. Greg agrees to retract the
findings of the assessment, provided that another could be conducted that included Jane in the process.
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CHCADV002-Provide advocacy and representation Student Assessment Jane agreed, also conceding that she would require some amount of assistance whilst retaining her
independence. The assessment was made and it was mutually agreed that Jane would enter flexible community care that
enabled her to stay in her unit while receiving additional support from care workers (instead of moving into a
communal aged care facility). INSTRUCTIONS The Role Play exercise has three parts; Part A, Part B and Part C. You will be observed by your assessor
and will be required to demonstrate the skills identified on the Role Play checklist.
Part A - Report Research Once you have read the Role Play you will then conduct independent research to identify how you would act
as the advocate and what you would recommend to Jane in her situation. This will act as your research for
reporting. Evidence should be written in point form below. Part B - Action The Role Play You are required to get into groups of three, then take turns acting as the Advocate, Jane, and the Hospital
Social Worker. The Assessor will act as Greg. You will then be required to demonstrate an appropriate
formal advocacy and representation service for each Role Play. Use your findings from Part A while acting
as Advocate. Part C - Reflection Report Upon the completion of the Role Play, you will be required to write a brief reflection report addressing the
effectiveness of the strategies used and how you can improve on them. The evaluation should consolidate
your ability to effectively evaluate your performance, identify areas for improvement and affirm foundational
skills. SA2520 CHCADV002 Provide advocacy and representation CRICOS Provider Code 02934D CHC52015 Diploma of Community Services Page 6
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CHCADV002-Provide advocacy and representation Student Assessment As you are an advocate sent from a community service organisation, your report will be reviewed by your managers, so it is necessary to accurately document your experience. You will need to answer short response questions as follows: a) How did you identify relevant interests and concerns of your client? As an advocate, I will give the client an evaluation of her concerns and interests. This kind of procedure will specifically address the problem the client is currently experiencing.
b) What type of advocacy service did you provide and the functions of it? The right kind of advocacy service, in my opinion, for Jane is self-advocacy, which entails understanding one's own needs and strengths as well as setting one's own objectives.
Self-advocacy also entails being aware of one's legal rights and obligations and being able to communicate these to others.
c) List the framework you followed in order to achieve Kaye’s objectives.
Providing her freedom to choose.
Provide assessment where can advocate identify her needs.
Jane should be in included in a discussion when it comes to her rights, plans, and goals.
Provide Jane checklist on what does she needs especially limitation of her indecency.
d) What kind of legal and ethical issues did you have to address?
Invasion of privacy Violation of a person’s right to be left alone or to enjoy reasonable non-
interference with his/her life.
Informed consent because Janes have the right to be informed.
Patient opposition to placement because she wants to stay on the same house or apartment and doesn’t or don’t have any plan for her to move out.
e) How did you promote and represent Jane’s interest in this role play? Regarding on the role-play. Since some of the inhabitants are denied the opportunity to express their rights and freedom of speech, the scenario is eye-opening in such circumstances. Some of the residents simply consent to placing their loved ones in institutions, for instance, without having a proper representative do an assessment. It turns out that the client has no other options.
f)
What systems did you utilise that supported advocacy and the processes of representation and decision-making?
Assisting the client in grasping and claiming their rights.
Discussing some course of action for her to take.
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Allowing the client to voice her thoughts and opinions.
An agency service and advocate referral.
g) How did you determine the potential impact of developments and decisions on Jane’s objectives? As a result of the client being unintentionally left out of the planning process for her independence, there could be a significant impact if an accurate assessment is not made. The client needs help regarding her choices and rights, which is why an advocate is crucial.
h) Measure success your success - is there anything you would change, improve upon or suggest to the client for future? For my own understanding. I think it's incredibly beneficial to be aware that there is a legal procedure in place
to protect people's rights. Jane was initially left out of the planning in this scenario, but it turns out that Jane has proof to back her up. As a result, Jane was successful in getting Greg to recant the conclusions, and Jane
will later be involved in the process.
REFERENCES:
https://my.scei.edu.au/pluginfile.php/153676/mod_resource/content/1/CHCADV002%20Learner
%20Guide%20v1.2.pdf
https://www.myagedcare.gov.au/sites/default/files/2019-11/charter-of-aged-care-rights-booklet-
english.pdf
https://advocacyfordisability.org.au/organisations.php
https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/C2022C00361
https://www.health.gov.au/our-work/residential-aged-care/about-residential-aged-care
https://humanrights.gov.au/our-work/legal/legislation
AT2 Role Play Observation Checklist 1 Student Name Student ID Number Date Student has demonstrated the ability to: 1st Attempt 2
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Ask questions to discern the interests and concerns of the client? ☐
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Accurately identify the suitability, the type of and function of advocacy? ☐
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Give the client an opportunity to reflect on their objectives and consider impacts of their decisions? ☐
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Research and document ways to provide effective representation prior to commencement of advocacy? ☐
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Suggest potential strategic alliances with internal or external parties? ☐
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Identify and explain legal or ethical matters which may arise throughout the advocacy? ☐
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Inform the client of the systems required to support their methods of advocacy? ☐
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Inform the client about the advocacy process and/ or the community services and health industries? ☐
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Support and rationalise with the client in some way (e.g. eye contact, affirmations, show empathy) ☐
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Demonstrate the appropriate decision-making processes during advocacy? ☐
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Vocalise legal or ethical considerations to help the client with their
decision? ☐
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Document the clients’ concerns for accountability purposes? ☐
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☐
☐
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Achieve a desirable outcome for the client? ☐
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Document the most important events for reporting and accountability
purposes? ☐
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Evaluate their role play performance objectively and recommend suggestions for improvement in the context of the situation? ☐
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Assessor’s general comments/observations: 1
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Attempt Date Assessor Name Assessor Signature Assessment Task Outcome S (Satisfactory) NS (Not Satisfactory) 2
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Attempt Date Assessor Name Assessor Signature Assessment Task Outcome S (Satisfactory) NS (Not Satisfactory) 3
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Attempt Date Assessor Name Assessor Signature Assessment Task Outcome S (Satisfactory) NS (Not Satisfactory) AT2 Role Play Observation Checklist 2 Student Name Student ID Number Date Student has demonstrated the ability to: 1st Attempt 2
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Attempt Date Date Date S NYS S
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Ask questions to discern the interests and concerns of the client? ☐
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CHCADV002-Provide advocacy and representation Student Assessment Accurately identify the suitability, the type of and function of advocacy? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Give the client an opportunity to reflect on their objectives and consider impacts of their decisions? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Research and document ways to provide effective representation prior to commencement of advocacy? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Suggest potential strategic alliances with internal or external parties? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Identify and explain legal or ethical matters which may arise throughout the advocacy? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Inform the client of the systems required to support their methods of advocacy? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Inform the client about the advocacy process and/ or the community services and health industries? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Support and rationalise with the client in some way (e.g. eye contact, affirmations, show empathy) ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Demonstrate the appropriate decision-making processes during advocacy? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Vocalise legal or ethical considerations to help the client with their
decision? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Document the clients’ concerns for accountability purposes? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Achieve a desirable outcome for the client? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Document the most important events for reporting and accountability
purposes? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
Evaluate their role play performance objectively and recommend suggestions for improvement in the context of the situation? ☐
☐
☐
☐
☐
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Assessor’s general comments/observations: 1
st
Attempt Date Assessor Name Assessor Signature Assessment Task Outcome S (Satisfactory) NS (Not Satisfactory) 2
nd
Attempt Date Assessor Name Assessor Signature Assessment Task Outcome S (Satisfactory) NS (Not Satisfactory) 3
rd
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