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VET Disability Unit Trainers Manual

Disability Rights: Facilitating the empowerment of people with Disability CHCDIS007 Trainer s Manual 2016 186 Topic 8: Legal and ethical considerations of service deliveryDisability Rights: Facilitating the empowerment of people with Disability CHCDIS007 Trainer s Manual 2016 187 Topic 8: Legal and ethical considerations of service deliveryApproximate duration: 2 hours 45 minutesTopic Legal and ethical frameworks (25 minutes) Responding to service users at risk of harm (50 minutes) Protecting privacy and confidentiality (40 minutes) Managing Conflicts of interest (20 minutes) Monitoring workplace health and safety (30 minutes)Equipment needed: Audio-visual equipment with internet connection Learner Guide (pages 154-171) Disability Rights: Facilitating the em

This is a core requirement under the National Standards for Disability Services. National Standards for Disability Services Indicators of Practice Standard 1: Rights 1:5 The service has preventative measures in place to ensure that individuals are free from discrimination, exploitation, abuse, harm, neglect and violence.

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