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CHCCCS040 - Support Independence and Wellbeing (Release 1)SAMPLE

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Human Needs and DevelopmentBy the end of this topic, you should be able to:• Understand the importance of physical, social, cultural, spiritual, and sexual needs for clients with a disability.• Understand the importance of promoting self-esteem and confidence and how it can be achieved with your clients.SAMPLE

5Human Needs• According to Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, people have a range of needs that extend from the most basic needs to deeper psychological or intellectual needs.• Personal circumstances may place several or all ofthese needs at risk.SAMPLE

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29Understanding and ManagingStress• The first step to reducing stress in a client is to become aware of the major sources that exist in their life.• The second step is to categorise different stressful situations as controllable/uncontrollable or important/unimportant.• There are also four key skills involved in managing stress: awareness, acceptance, coping and action.SAMPLE

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71EnvironmentA safe and healthy environment depends on the following factors:• Safety.• Social contributors.• Spiritual contributors.• Cultural contributors.• Financial contributors.• Career or occupation.SAMPLE

180Responsibilities• If a restrictive practice is used in an emergency, aged care providers must inform the care recipient’s substitute decision maker about the use of the restrictive practice. This must occur as soon as practical after its use and must be documented.• Providers must document evidence that other strategies were used prior to the use of a restrictive practice.• In addition, a Behaviour Support Plan (BSP) must also be used in the existing Care and Services Plan for all care recipients:• That demonstrate behaviours of concern.• Being assessed to see if a restrictive practice is needed.• Where a restrictive practice is being used.SAMPLE

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