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Certificate IV
• Aboriginal Primary Health
Care Program Work
• Medications 1, Nutrition
• Introduction to
counselling & mental
health
12 months course
Program work
• Aged Care • Sexual health
• Child health • Women’s health
• Chronic disease • Organising program
work
• Men’s health
Age Care Program work
• Undertake an aged • Manage aged care
person’s health programs
check • Participate in the
• Provide care for evaluation of aged
common health care programs
problems among • Interpersonal and
older people Office Skills
aging
• Physiology of aging • Aged care services and
• The role of elders in the aboriginal
traditional and community
contemporary • Common disorders
aboriginal culture affecting older
• Planning and Aboriginal people
undertaking aged care • Grief, dying, death and
assessments bereavement
• Occupational health
and safety
Child health program
• Screen children and • Manage child health
monitor growth and programs
development of • Participate in the
children and promote evaluation of child
immunisation health programs
• Provide care for
common child health
problems
• Childhood growth and • Evaluation of health
development, care for Aboriginal
immunisation and children
significant public • Interpersonal and
health problems Office Skills
• Child abuse and
culturally safe care
• Hearing health care for
Aboriginal children
• Strategies to improve
Aboriginal child health
in the community
Chronic disease program
• Provide screening • Manage chronic
and health disease programs
information to clients • Participate in the
for chronic disease evaluation of chronic
• Provide care to disease programs
clients with chronic
disease
• Cardiovascular disease • Familiarity with a range
patterns, basic of other common
pathophysiology and chronic conditions in
management priorities Aboriginal populations.
in Aboriginal • Adult immunisation
populations programs for
• Diabetes mellitus – Aboriginal people
basic pathophysiology • Organisation of health
and management care for Aboriginal
priorities in Aboriginal people with chronic
populations. disease
• Chronic renal disease – • Interpersonal and
basic pathophysiology Office Skills
and management
priorities in Aboriginal
populations.
Men’s Health Program
• Provide screening • Manage men's health
and health programs
information to men • Participate in the
• Provide care for evaluation of men's
common men’s health programs
health problems.
Men’s Health
• holistic health • Aboriginal men’s
needs of Aboriginal health and the
men justice system
• sexual and • Interpersonal and
reproductive health Office Skills
for Aboriginal men
• health issues for
young Aboriginal
men
Sexual Health Program
• Undertake a sexual • Manage sexual
health check and health programs
promote sexual • Participate in the
health evaluation of sexual
• Provide care to health program work
clients with sexual
health problems
• Control of sexually • Organising sexual
transmissible infection health program work
in Aboriginal • Interpersonal and
communities Office Skills
• Sexually Transmissible
Infections
• How to take a sexual
history, negotiate
examination, testing &
treatment of patient
and sexual contacts
Women’s Health Program
• Provide screening • Participate in the
and health evaluation of
information to women women's health
• Provide care for programs
common women’s
health problems
• Manage women's
health programs
• Holistic health • Family violence and
needs of women sexual abuse
• Provision of
Aboriginal women’s
health care
• Health care for
young Aboriginal
women • Women’s health
program work
• Health care for
older Aboriginal • Interpersonal and
women. Office Skills
Organising Program Work
• Organise health care • Participate in
work in Aboriginal program evaluation
Primary Health Care. activities.
• Perform standard
tasks using a
computerised Patient
Information and
Recall System.
• Health program • Health program
activities in primary evaluation in
health care Aboriginal Primary
Health Care
• Approaches to client • Using a Patient
follow up Information and
• The application of a Recall System
PIRS in the delivery • Interpersonal and
of Primary Health Office Skills
Care
Medication 1
• Promote appropriate use • Apply calculations and
of traditional/bush measures in the use of
medicines medicines
• Take a medicines history • Administer medicines
• Interpret medicines safely and manage
orders reactions
• Support clients in their • Transport, store and
use of medicines dispose of medicines
• Take a blood sample for
pathology testing
• Use of traditional/bush • Medicines groups and
medicines commonly used
• How medicines work in medicines
the body • Administration of
• Medication medicines
terminology, history • Medicines supply,
taking and transport, storage and
documentation disposal methods
• Calculations and • Procedure for taking a
measures in the use of blood sample for
medicines pathology testing
• Legal and professional • Interpersonal and
aspects of medicines’ office skills
use
Medication 1
• Asthma medicines
• Calculations
• Cold chain
• Common cardiovascular medicine
• Common medicine – analgesics and anti-inflammatory
• Common medicine for diabetes
• Gastrointestinal disorders
• Hormonal medicine
• How medicines work
• Infections and infestations
• Legal use of medicine
• Management of storing medicines
• Psychotropic and neurological medicines
• Terms and abbreviations
• The supply of medications under the pharmaceutical benefit Scheme
• The use of traditional bush medicines
• venepuncture
Nutrition II
• Provide information • Work with community
on nutritional needs stores to promote
at different stages of nutrition
life
• Inform clients on the
dietary requirements
of particular
conditions
• Food and dietary guidelines
• Nutritional requirements at
different life stages
• Nutritional needs of people
with chronic diseases
• Community stores and
nutrition
• Interpersonal and Office Skills
Introduction to counselling and
mental health
• Undertake social and • Provide care to clients
emotional wellbeing work with mental illness and
in an Aboriginal their families
community context • Support clients to
• Perform a basic mental minimise harm
health assessment associated with
• Use listening and substance use
counselling skills • Support victims of family
• Assist clients in crisis violence
and their families • Apply self-care strategies
• Mental health in the • Common mental
Aboriginal context health disorders
• Developmental and • Substance misuse
life stages in an and mental health
Aboriginal community • Crisis intervention
context • Family violence
• Simple mental health
assessment
Where does a Certificate IV
Aboriginal Health Worker fit?
• AMSE Awards Aboriginal Health Worker
grade 2
– Working with limited supervision
Has the ability to work in any health setting, health
department or community controlled organisation
with limited supervision of a senior AHW or
equivalent
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