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HLTDEN017 Assist with administration in dental practice Workplace Observation Assessment v1.0 (2021/09/17)
HLTDEN017 - Assist with administration in dental practice
WORKPLACE OBSERVATION ASSESSMENT
Workplace Observation Assessment
Student name
JAYMEE C DELA CRUZ
Student email address
MAZZAJAYMEE.APPS@GMAIL.COM
Workplace Supervisor name
NISHITA CHINTAKUNTA
Workplace Supervisor contact number
0408261439
Workplace Supervisor email address
NISHITA.CHINTAKUNTA@PACIFICSMILES.COM.AU
Workplace Supervisor Qualification
Unit Code and Title
HLTDEN017 Assist with administration in dental practice
About this Task
The observation of tasks relevant to the unit HLTDEN017 will take place at the student’s workplace whilst under the supervision of the workplace supervisor. The workplace supervisor will
observe the student completing each task and will complete the observation checklists to provide feedback on the student’s performance. The student is required to read each observation task before the completion of this checklist. If the student cannot demonstrate the performance successfully, the workplace supervisor will provide feedback and further opportunities to perform the task.
Instructions for the Workplace Supervisor
You must observe the student's performance and determine whether it is satisfactory based on the benchmarks and criteria contained in the observation checklist below. Comments must describe what the student did and how it met the requirements of each observable task. During the observation checklist tasks, the student must:
Communicate appropriately in a dental administrative setting
Allocate appointments appropriate to patient and organisation requirements
Process and reconcile patient accounts
Maintain patient records
Assist with patient recalls
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Task Assessment Conditions The following skills need to have been demonstrated in the workplace. Where the full range of contexts and situations cannot be demonstrated or can only be demonstrated rarely, there should
be the addition of simulations as per the instructions contained within the task criteria. The student must have access to the following during the performance of tasks in the observation checklist:
Access to suitable facilities, equipment and resources, including:
Telephone
Patient information system and patient records
Equipment for handling and recording financial transactions
Current dental board of australia (dba) and australian health practitioner regulation agency (ahpra) guidelines and practice standards
Modelling of industry operating conditions, including access to people for simulations and scenarios in dental assisting work
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Observation Task One – Communication Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
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During the workplace observation, did you observe the student: 1.1 Present in an attire that is consistent with infection prevention and control guidelines and with the practice policy for professional presentation. This may include (but is not limited to):
Keeping your hair clean
Keeping your nails clean and short
Jewellery below the wrists, including rings, bracelets and wrist-
watches, should be removed.
If your organisation provides you with a uniform, you should ensure this is well-fitting and washed/ironed regularly.
Wearing enclosed shoes made of a non-porous material
If you are required to wear a name tag, you should ensure this is pinned straight to the front of your shirt, in an area where it can be easily
read
Avoiding body odour, but also avoiding overly-strong perfumes, aftershaves and/or deodorants
Ensuring your own oral health is well-maintained
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1.2 Greet at least three (3) patients, carers or other visitors that met the following criteria: Yes
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a. Was in accordance with workplace policies and procedures
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b. Using appropriate verbal language and non-verbal body language
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c. Was undertaken in a timely manner
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Provide a comment to describe how the student greeted patients/carers/other visitors in accordance with workplace procedures. Jaymee communicate to the patient nicely and welcome to the clinic with warm smile.
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Observation Task One – Communication Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
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clarification as needed
a. Used effective questioning techniques to ask the patient for clarification ☒
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b. Used active listening techniques ☒
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c. Used appropriate verbal and non-verbal language
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Respond to enquiries accurately and ethically, including: a. Only providing information that was within the scope of responsibility of a dental assistant ☒
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b. Used verbal language that was suited to the client’s understanding ☒
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c. Used appropriate body language ☒
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d. The student modified their behaviour to ensure that the patient's needs were met
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1.5 Refer any enquiries which are outside of the student’s area of responsibility or knowledge, including:
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b. Refer the enquiry to the appropriate person in the workplace ☒
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c. Provide the appropriate person in the workplace with sufficient detail and information regarding the enquiry
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d. Inform the patient/other party that the enquiry has been referred to the appropriate person
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1.6 Operate electronic communication equipment to communicate with patients,
carers and others in accordance with organisation protocols. Please select the options below that were utilised during the student’s workplace observation:
Electronic communication equipment may include
(but is not limited to):
Telephone ☒
Computer ☒
Tablet ☒
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Observation Task One – Communication Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
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Fax machine ☒
Scanner ☒
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(Please specify below): Communication methods may include
(but is not limited to):
Emails ☒
Letter ☒
Text messages ☒
Phone call ☒
Practice software programs ☒
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1.7 Prioritise workplace messages, including:
a. Accurately recording the details of the message
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b. Recording the message legibly ☒
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c. Accurately determining the priority of the message
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d. Delivering the message to the appropriate person in an appropriate timeframe for the priority of the message
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e. Delivering the message to the appropriate person using an appropriate communication channel/mode
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1.8 Maintain confidentiality of information relating to patients, staff and the organisation, including:
a. Abiding by workplace policies and procedures ☒
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b. Abiding by applicable legislative and regulatory requirements ☒
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c. Only accessing and recording information that is necessary
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d. Only sharing information that is necessary with the appropriate personnel using appropriate communication channels ☒
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Observation Task One – Communication Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
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Provide a comment to describe an occasion where the student sought clarification from a patient and how this was performed. A patient was asking Jaymee about restorations and how long the process will take Jaymee respond profesionally and said clear answers to calm the patients
Provide a comment to describe an occasion where the student modified their behaviour to ensure
that the patient’s needs were met.
Jaymee had a 7 year old patient who is very anxious so Jaymee tried to connect with her and made her calm by explaining things in a way the patient will understand Provide a comment to describe how the student used appropriate verbal and non-verbal language
when interacting with patients. Jaymee used appropriate verbal and non-verbal language by maintaining eye contact with the patient and doing active listening that’s why the patients is very ease with her.
Workplace Supervisor feedback about the student’s overall performance during this task. Comments must describe what the student actually did and how they met the requirements of each observable task. Feedback can be specific to the tasks.
Student name
JAYMEE C DELA CRUZ
Student signature
Date signed
18/11/23
Workplace supervisor name
NISHITA CHINTAKUNTA
Workplace supervisor signature
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Date signed
18/11/23
*Note to Workplace Supervisor
It is a requirement that all signatures must be done by hand or by inserting a proper electronic signature, where the image is fixed and cannot be moved.
Observation Task Two – Appointments Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
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During the workplace observation, did you observe the student: 2.1 Identify any patients who should be given priority and advance the level of priority for patients who require immediate attention in a dental emergency, including:
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b. Notifying the appropriate members of the dental care team of changes to patient priority
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c. Notifying patients of any change to their priority or appointment time as required ☒
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2.2
Identify the patient’s appointment requirements using appropriate verbal communication and
language and terminology to: a. Determine the type of appointment ☒
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b. Determine the patient’s preference for the date and time of the appointment ☒
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c. Determine the patient's preference of dentist for the appointment ☒
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2.3 Seek agreement on an appointment time that meets patient preferences and organisational requirements that:
a. Is available in the workplace schedule that meets the requirements of the client
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b. Was scheduled in a suitable timeframe to allow for dental laboratory work (if required) N/A ☐
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c. Was for a sufficient time length for the type of dental appointment ☒
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d. Was suited to the dentist’s schedule and preferences ☒
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Observation Task Two – Appointments Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
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including:
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c. Offering suitable alternative options for patients (if applicable) N/A ☐
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2.5 Booked an appointment for a client (over the phone) using the patient information system, including: a. Assessing the priority of the patient appointment and ensuring that the chosen appointment time is suited to this priority. ☒
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b. Responded appropriately to requests for information from the patient, including
Providing relevant information
Using appropriate language and tone
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c. Recording appointments in the patient information system accurately and legibly, including:
Patient details
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Using appropriate standard dental notation and dental terminology
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e. Performed all tasks above in accordance with organisational procedures ☒
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2.6 Provide a copy of appointment details (in written or printed form or electronically) to the patient that is: a. Accurate ☒
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b. Legible ☒
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c. In accordance with organisational procedures ☒
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2.7 Monitor appointment schedules and notify patients and the oral health ☒
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Observation Task Two – Appointments Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
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care team of any necessary changes within the required timeframe.
Changes may include (but are not limited to):
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A patient cancels an appointment at the last minute or fails to attend
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A patient arrives late for their scheduled appointment, without notice
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A dentist is unexpectedly absent – for example, due to illness
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A dentist has to cancel appointments – for example, due to a family emergency
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An emergency occurs, which must be prioritised over other appointments
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A standard appointment is unexpectedly complex and time-
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There is an equipment failure or power outage, which delays appointments
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2.8 On more than one occasion took a phone call from a patient seeking a dental appointment that required priority and correctly assessed the urgency of the appointment
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b. Took all necessary steps to prioritise the appointment in accordance with workplace procedures
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Provide a comment to summarise how the student allocated appointments appropriately in accordance with workplace requirements. JAYMEE ASSISTED PATIENTS CORRECTLY BY MONITORING APPT SCHEDULES AND NOTIFY PATIENTS NICELY
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Workplace Supervisor feedback about the student’s overall performance during this task. Comments must describe what the student actually did and how they met the requirements of each observable task. Feedback can be specific to the tasks.
Jaymee entered patient information onto our data system, answering patients' questions, and arranging referrals to other dental specialists
Student name
Jaymee C Dela Cruz
Student signature
Date signed
20/11/23
Workplace supervisor name
NISHITA CHINTAKUNTA
Workplace supervisor signature
Date signed
20/11/23
*Note to Workplace Supervisor
It is a requirement that all signatures must be done by hand or by inserting a proper electronic signature, where the image is fixed and cannot be moved.
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Observation Task Three – Processing Payments The following Observation Tasks must be performed three times for three different financial transactions where:
The student processed an applicable discount or rebate
At least one payment required the student to process and record payment for an applicable government benefits scheme
At least one payment must require the use of hicaps
Issued an invoice for each payment
Itemised patient services using the australian schedule of dental services glossary of item numbers
Recorded payments and issued receipts
At least one payment must be made in cash
At least one payment must be made using eftpos Client 1
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Client 3
Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item
in the list below
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During the workplace observation, did you observe the student: 3.1 Itemise patient services using Australian Schedule of Dental Services and Glossary of item numbers including: a. Cross check item code for services received
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b. Correct any errors or notify the appropriate personnel of any errors (if applicable.)
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c. Ensure that the payment amount for each patient service was correct ☒
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3.2.Process payments, including any applicable discounts or rebates. Select the applicable boxes below to describe the payment that was processed:
The the student must process at least one government benefits scheme and one HICAPS payment during the three patient transactions. Indicate below what discounts/rebates were applied for each client:
No discount/
Rebate
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benefits
HICAPS
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Client 1
Client 2
Client 3
Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item
in the list below
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Scheme
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3.3. Check and accurately record payment. Select the option below to indicate how the payment was made and complete the section below to indicate how the student performed this task:
The student must process at least one cash payment and one EFTPOS payment during the three patient transactions. Indicate below the payments type used for each client:
EFTPOS
Cash
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Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’
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Cash payments
a. Counting the cash provided by the
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b. Checking the cash is the correct tender, is legitimate and is in an acceptable condition
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c. Entering the payment amount into
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Client 1
Client 2
Client 3
Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’
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d. Placing the cash into the cash drawer and providing the correct change to the patient (if required)
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e. Provided the patient with an itemised invoice using the Australian Schedule of Dental Services and Glossary of item numbers as organisational procedures and receipt of payment.
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EFTPOS payments:
a. Entering the payment amount into
the EFTPOS terminal or checking that the payment amount is correct
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b. Asked the patient to select their account or selected the appropriate account for the patient. ☒
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c. Asked the patient to insert, swipe or tap their card or performed this
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d. Ensured that the payment was processed in the EFTPOS machine and that the payment was approved ☒
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e. Printed a merchant copy to be kept by the workplace and a customer copy for the patient ☒
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Client 1
Client 2
Client 3
Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’
or ‘N/A’ for each item in the list
below
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Australian Schedule of Dental Services and Glossary of item numbers as organisational procedures and a copy of their EFTPOS receipt of payment
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Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item
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3.4
Maintain the integrity and confidentiality of patient records, including when transferring of electronic records including (but not limited to):
Transactions and communications regarding HICAPS payments
Transferring records for patient referrals
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a. Adhering to workplace, legislative and regulatory privacy and confidentiality requirements ☒
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b. Adhering to security policies and procedures ☒
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Workplace Supervisor feedback about the student’s overall performance during this task. Comments must describe what the student actually did and how they met the requirements of each observable task. Feedback can be specific to the tasks.
Protect the confidentiality and integrity of patient records, especially when transferring electronic records that including records transfer for patient referrals; Transactions and messages pertaining to HICAPS payments;
Student name
JAYMEE C DELA CRUZ
Student signature
Date signed
21/11/23
Workplace supervisor name
NISHITA CHINTAKUNTA
Workplace supervisor signature
Date signed
21/11/23
*Note to Workplace Supervisor
It is a requirement that all signatures must be done by hand or by inserting a proper electronic signature, where the image is fixed and cannot be moved.
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Observation Task Four – Reconciliation Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
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4.1. Reconcile daily payment totals according to organisational procedures, including: a.
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Following all organisational procedures for the security of cash such (e.g. counting all money in a secure location)
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c. Counting the float as per organisational procedures
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d. Counting the daily cash takings and reconciling it against the appropriate sales figure
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e. Counting the daily EFTPOS takings and reconciling it against the appropriate sales figure
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f. Investigating any variances (if applicable) N/A ☒
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g. Reporting any variances as per organisational procedures (if applicable)
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h. Securely storing all cash as per organisational procedures
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i. Filing all paperwork as per organisational procedures ☒
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4.2.Follow security procedures for cash handling, including:
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a. Counting cash which may include (but is not limited to) the the following:
Counting cash out of the view of others
Counting cash in a secure location
Ensuring that notes are seperated and that there are no notes stuck together
Bundling notes of the same denomination together and in standardised amounts as per workplace procedures
Bundling coins of the same denomination together and in standardised amounts as per workplace procedures
b. Banking and/or storing cash which may include (but is not limited to) the the following:
Storing cash in a secure location such as a safe
Storing notes and coins of the same denomination together and in
standardised amounts as per workplace procedures
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Observation Task Four – Reconciliation Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
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Describe how the student performed a payment reconciliation whilst following security procedures for cash handling Jaymee performed a cash reconciliation in crucial process that ensures the completeness of a sale or transaction within a company's financial systems, thereby ensuring both cash and revenue balances.
Workplace Supervisor feedback about the student’s overall performance during this task. Comments must describe what the student actually did and how they met the requirements of each observable task. Feedback can be specific to the tasks.
Student did a good job reconciling daily payment totals according to organisational procedures and Following all organisational procedures for the security of cash (e.g. counting all money in a secure location) also Counting the daily cash takings and reconciling it against the appropriate sales figure
Student name
jJaymee C Dela Cruz
Student signature
Date signed
21/11/23
Workplace supervisor name
Nishita Chintakantu
Workplace supervisor signature
Date signed
21/11/23
*Note to Workplace Supervisor
It is a requirement that all signatures must be done by hand or by inserting a proper electronic signature, where the image is fixed and cannot be moved.
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Observation Task Five – Maintain Patient Records
Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
Patient one Patient One Yes
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5.1.Ensured the security of workplace passwords and electronic data, including:
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Keeping passwords private (e.g. by not sharing with others or writing down passwords in view of others)
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Ensuring that electronic data is not visible to unauthorised persons
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Ensuring that electronic data is not being displayed when not in use (e.g. minimising the screen or logging out when appropriate) ☒
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5.2.Access and prepare patient records and make a notation of fees and diagnostic records, including:
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Able to access patient records and information as required
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b. Using appropriate abbreviations and terminology and abbreviations for the workplace
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c. Able to prepare patient records in accordance with workplace procedures
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d. Able to note fees correctly and in accordance with workplace procedures
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e. Able to complete notation of diagnostic records in accordance with workplace procedures ☒
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5.3.Enter patient information accurately in accordance with organisational procedures.
a. Using appropriate abbreviations and terminology (as required) for the workplace
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b. Entered all relevant information as required ☒
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5.4.Maintain the integrity and confidentiality of patient records, including:
a. Only accessing patient records as required ☒
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b. Not sharing patient information with others unless required as per workplace requirements and within the scope of the ☒
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HLTDEN017 Assist with administration in dental practice Workplace Observation Assessment v1.0 (2021/09/17)
Observation Task Five – Maintain Patient Records
Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
Patient one Patient One Yes
No
job role
c. Only using patient information for genuine workplace reasons that are relevant to the collection of the information
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d. Ensuring that patient records are secure such as locking file cabinets after use or logging out of electronic programs when not in use
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5.5.Maintain up-to-date, accurate and complete records of laboratory work.
a. Update patient information within a reasonable timeframe ☒
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b. Enter all relevant information accurately and in accordance with workplace requirements ☒
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c.
Use appropriate dental terminology and abbreviations as required by the workplace
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Describe how the student maintained patient records in accordance with workplace and legislative requirements for privacy and confidentiality Jaymee mantained patient records in accordance workplace by following rules and regulations. Update patients information with a reasonable timeframe and used appropriate dental terminology as required by us. © 2020 Foundation Holdings Pty Ltd and its licensors Commonwealth of Australia Copyright Regulations 1969 | 19
HLTDEN017 Assist with administration in dental practice Workplace Observation Assessment v1.0 (2021/09/17)
Workplace Supervisor feedback about the student’s overall performance during this task. Comments must describe what the student actually did and how they met the requirements of each observable task. Feedback can be specific to the tasks.
Jaymee did a good job with the overall performance Student name
Jaymee C Dela Cruz
Student signature
Date signed
21/11/23
Workplace supervisor name
Nishita Chintakunti
Workplace supervisor signature
Date signed
21/11/23
*Note to Workplace Supervisor
It is a requirement that all signatures must be done by hand or by inserting a proper electronic signature, where the image is fixed and cannot be moved.
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HLTDEN017 Assist with administration in dental practice Workplace Observation Assessment v1.0 (2021/09/17)
Observation Task Six – Patient Recalls Instructions: Please tick ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each item in the list below
Yes
No 6.1 Access and use a patient recall system including:
a. Being able to access the patient recall system independently ☒
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b. Being able to interpret the patient recall system and to identify patients that require recall and the reason for the recall
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c. Notify patients that an appointment is due in accordance with workplace procedures ☒
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6.2 Follow-up patients who do not respond to a recall appointment request including:
a. Determining the appropriate method for follow up
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b. Following workplace procedures for the follow up of patients who have not responded to a recall request
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c. Completing workplace documentation to describe the method of contact that was used and the outcome of the contact or attempted contact. ☒
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Describe how the student accessed and used a patient recall system Jaymee used our system correctly by checking patients who needs a recall by calling them or sending an sms.
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HLTDEN017 Assist with administration in dental practice Workplace Observation Assessment v1.0 (2021/09/17)
Workplace Supervisor feedback about the student’s overall performance during this task. Comments must describe what the student actually did and how they met the requirements of each observable task. Feedback can be specific to the tasks.
Jaymee did a good job by overall performance Student name
Jaymee C Dela Cruz
Student signature
Date signed
21/11/23
Workplace supervisor name
Nishita Chintakunti
Workplace supervisor signature
Date signed
21/11/23
*Note to Workplace Supervisor
It is a requirement that all signatures must be done by hand or by inserting a proper electronic signature, where the image is fixed and cannot be moved.
Assessor Overall Feedback
Satisfactory ☐
Not Yet Satisfactory ☐
Date: Date: Comments:
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