Items outside of delegation Professional Development Physiotherapy Staff Allied Health Assistants Daily/Weekly As appropriate in the supervision of clinical work Multidisciplinary team As appropriate for consumer care Public and private health services and providers External organisations As appropriate for consumer care and service support. As appropriate for consumer care
Key Accountabilities Key Result Area Major Activities Performance Measures: Quality Care- Clinical Care Plan, implement and evaluate Physiotherapy intervention for allocated client caseload. Participate and ensure effective interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary teamwork. Tasks are at least 75% patient related and 25% non-patient related, as per the National Consortium of Allied Health. This intervention will be accessible, responsive and accountable to the needs of individual clients. To deliver best practice Physiotherapy intervention to clients that meets the guidelines of the Australian Physiotherapy Association Code of conduct of the Physiotherapist Board of Australia. Client treatment effective and goals achieved. File audits reflect adherence to documented standards. Evaluation results documented. PJB audits reflect appropriate time utilization. Adherence to best practice guidelines Responsibility and Leadership Promote and take a leadership role with various Physiotherapy related services and program discussions and planning. To provide leadership within the Physiotherapy team ensuring the service meets best practice guidelines. Provide regular supervision to relevant Physiotherapy staff, Allied Health Assistant staff and students. Assist with recruitment, leave arrangements and professional development opportunities Documented guidelines adhered to. Evidence of supervision arrangements Student exit evaluations indicate student satisfaction and leaning goals met. Demonstration of problem solving approach. Specific projects identified, documented and completed.
relationships with clients. Ability to impart knowledge e.g. students, clients, families and community. Modelling of effective interdisciplinary practice. Organisational Quality Improvement Participate in relevant organisational quality accreditation processes. Participation in quality improvement activities Identify and document benchmarked clinical best practice for area of service provision. Demonstrated participation in accreditation processes Evaluate outcomes for clients in allocated caseload. Outcome measure evaluation results documented, and indicated changes implemented. Adherence to documented clinical guidelines which indicate clinical best practice. 5. Quality and Risk Management Demonstrates a commitment to continuous quality improvement and achievement of excellence in service delivery. Manages Quality, Risk and OHS issues in accordance with appropriate CAH policy. Attends to portfolio requirements as documented. Actively Participates in the ACHS EQuIP accreditation program. Participates in and supports data collection as requested. Instigates and actively participates in Quality Improvement Activities. Supports staff in the management of patient complaints and staff grievances, ensuring appropriate reporting through the Riskman complaint management system. Actively utilizes the CAH Quality Management Information System Participates in the review of current policies and contributes to the development of new policy. Supports staff in the management of clinical and occupational health and safety risks, ensuring appropriate reporting through the Riskman complaint management system. Keeps abreast of legislative changes which