Topic 7 UC and LM Relationship

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ContentRelationship

Unit of Competence and

Learning Module


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Technical - Vocational Education & Training

Occupational Standard: Advanced Ambulance

Service and Emergency

Care Level IVUnit Title Manage and Supervise On-RoadOperationsUnit Code HLT AAE4 05 0611Unit

Descriptor This unit covers the knowledge,skills and attitudes required on aday-to-day supervision of

ambulance operations, excluding

patient care.Elements Performance Criteria

1.Oversee

communi-

cation

1.1 Communication techniques

and procedures are supervised

to ensure that they are

consistent with the regulations,

service policy and procedures.

1.2 Communication with controlcenter is supervised to ensure

that it is established and

maintained.

1.3 Notification of receiving

facility is supervised to ensure

that national policies and

procedures are adhered.2.Oversee

vehicle

and

equipment

preparatio

n, cleaning

and

checking

2.1 Vehicle and equipment is

maintained in a clean and

serviceable condition according

to legal/industrial requirements

and service policy and

procedures.

2.2 Vehicle operating stock ismaintained to the acceptable

minimum and maximum levels.

3.Supervise

LEARNING MODULE 1 Logo of TVETProvider

TVET-PROGRAMME TITLE:Advanced Ambulance Service

and Emergency Care Level

IVMODULE TITLE: Managing and Supervising On-RoadOperations

MODULE CODE: HLT AAE4 M05 1111NOMINAL DURATION: 80 Hours

MODULE DESCRIPTION:

This module aims to provide the learners with the

knowledge, skills and right attitudes needed tosupervise the day-to-day ambulance operations,

excluding patient care.

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

At the end of the module the learner will be able to:

LO1 oversee communication

LO2 oversee vehicle and equipment preparation,

cleaning and checkingLO3 supervise transportation of patients

LO4 oversee scene managementMODULE CONTENTS:

Introduction to the Module

LO1 Oversee communication

1. Communication Techniques and Procedures in Ambulance Service

2. Control Center Communication

2.1 Officer and Personnel

2.2 Communication Equipment2.3 Information Management and Reporting

3. Receiving Facility Communication and Coordination


3.2 Procedures and Protocols

4 Organization Service Policies, Regulations and Procedures

5. Communication Management/Supervision Procedures and Techniques

LO2 .................................................................

2.1. .................................................................

LEARNING METHODS:

Lecture-discussion

Demonstration / Role-playASSESSMENT METHODS:

Written Test / Oral Questioning / Interview Demonstration / Observation with oral questioningASSESSMENT CRITERIA:


Communication techniques and procedures are supervised to ensure that they areconsistent with the regulations, service policy and procedures.

Unit of Competence Learning Module


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Care Level IVUnit Title Manage and Supervise On-RoadOperationsUnit Code HLT AAE4 05 0611Unit

Descriptor This unit covers the knowledge,skills and attitudes required ona day-to-day supervision of

ambulance operations,

excluding patient care.Elements Performance Criteria

1.Oversee

communi-

cation


and procedures are

supervised to ensure that

they are consistent with the

regulations, service policy

and procedures.

1.2 Communication with control

center is supervised to

ensure that it is established

and maintained.


facility is supervised to

ensure that national policies

and procedures are adhered.

2.Oversee

vehicle and

equipment

preparation

cleaning

and

checking



serviceable condition

according to legal/industrial

requirements and service

policy and procedures.

2.2 Vehicle operating stock is

maintained to the acceptable

minimum and maximum level.

3.Supervise..


TVET-PROGRAMME TITLE: Advanced Ambulance Service and Emergency

Care Level IVMODULE TITLE: Managing and Supervising On-Road OperationsMODULE CODE: HLT AAE4 M05 1111NOMINAL DURATION: 80 Hours

MODULE DESCRIPTION:

This module aims to provide the learners with the knowledge, skills and right

attitudes needed to supervise the day-to-day ambulance operations, excluding

patient care.

LEARNING OUTCOMES:



LO2 oversee vehicle and equipment preparation, cleaning and checkingLO3 supervise transportation of patients

LO4 oversee scene management

MODULE CONTENTS:



1. Communication Techniques and Procedures in

Ambulance Service



2.2 Communication Equipment

2.3 Information Management and Reporting

3. Receiving Facility Communication and

Coordination

3.1 Officer and Personnel3.2 Procedures and Protocols

4.Organization Service Policies and Government

Regulations and Directives

5. Communication Management/Supervision

Procedures and Techniques

LO2 .................................................................

2.1. .................................................................LEARNING METHODS: Lecture-discussion Demonstration / Role-playASSESSMENT METHODS: Written Test / Oral Questioning / Interview Demonstration / Observation with oral questioning



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Occupational Standard: Advanced Ambulance Service and Emergency CareLevel IV

Unit Title Manage and Supervise On-Road OperationsUnit Code HLT AAE4 05 0611Unit Descriptor This unit covers the knowledge, skills and attitudes required

on a day-to-day supervision of ambulance operations,excluding patient care.

Elements Performance Criteria1. Oversee

communication 1.1 Communication techniques and procedures aresupervised to ensure that they are consistent with theregulations, service policy and procedures.

1.2 Communication with control center is supervised to

ensure that it is established and maintained.

1.3 Notification of receiving facility is supervised to ensurethat national policies and procedures are adhered to.

2. Oversee vehicle

and equipment

preparation,

cleaning and

checking

2.1 Vehicle and equipment is maintained in a clean and

serviceable condition according to legal/industrial

requirements and service policy and procedures.

2.2 Vehicle operating stock is maintained to the acceptable

minimum and maximum levels.3. Supervise

Variable RangeLegal

requirements May include: Ambulance Acts and

regulations

All lawful standing orders,

policies and proceduresissued by Ambulance Services

are pertaining to the driving

and operation of Service

vehiclesCommuni-

cation

equipmentMay include:

Service radio equipment

Equipment of other services

Viable alternatives which

support effective

communicationEvidence GuideCritical Aspects of

Competence

Demonstrates skills and knowledge on:

supervision of ambulance operations including

communications

transporting and handling of patients in a variety of

situationsUnderpinning

Knowledge and

Attitudes

Demonstrates knowledge of:Relevant regulations, service policies and procedures

Standards of cleanliness and serviceability of vehicles that

are required by law and service policiesRoad rules and laws applying to emergency vehicles

Patient care and restraint during transportation

Methods of loading and unloading patients under life-

threatening conditionsIndustrial guidelines governing the removal of patients from

the scene of the incidentSupervisory methods and techniques


TVET-PROGRAMME TITLE:Advanced Ambulance Service and Emergency Care

Level IVMODULE TITLE: Managing and Supervising On-Road OperationsMODULE CODE: HLT AAE4 M05 1111NOMINAL DURATION: 80 Hours

MODULE DESCRIPTION:



patient care.LEARNING OUTCOMES:







1. Communication Techniques and Procedures in

Ambulance Service






Coordination

3.1 Officer and Personnel3.2 Procedures and Protocols

4. Organization Service Policies and Government


5. Communication Management/Supervision

Procedures and Techniques

LO2 .................................................................

2.1. .................................................................LEARNING METHODS:

Lecture-discussion Demonstration / Role-play



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Evidence GuideCritical

Aspects of

Competence


supervision of ambulance operations

including communications

transporting and handling of patientsin a variety of situations

Underpinning

Knowledge

and Attitudes

Demonstrates knowledge of:

Relevant regulations, service policies

and procedures

Standards of cleanliness and

serviceability of vehicles that are

required by law and service policies

Road rules and laws applying to

emergency vehicles Patient care and restraint during

transportation

Methods of loading and unloading

patients under life-threatening

conditions

Industrial guidelines governing the

removal of patients from the scene of

the incident

Supervisory methods and techniquesUnderpinning

Skills

Demonstrates skills on:

use of communications equipment

and systems

oral and written communication

required to fulfill job roles

interpersonal skills

apply problem solving techniques

ability to assess and evaluate

available resources, analyze

information and make decisions that

ensure the effective supervision of

on-road operationsResource

Implications Access to appropriate workplacewhere assessment can be conductedor simulation of realistic workplace

setting and to equipment/resources for

assessment

Method of

Assessment

Competence may be assessed through:

Interview/ Written Test

Demonstration/ Observation with Oral

Questioning

MODULE CONTENTS:



1. Communication Techniques and Procedures inAmbulance Service






Coordination



4.Organization Service Policies and Government


5.Communication Management/Supervision

Procedures and TechniquesLO2 .................................................................

2.1. .................................................................

LEARNING METHODS:

Lecture-discussion

Demonstration / Role-playASSESSMENT METHODS:

Written Test / Oral Questioning / InterviewDemonstration / Observation with oral questioningASSESSMENT CRITERIA:


Communication techniques and procedures are supervised to ensure that they areconsistent with the regulations, service policy and procedures.

Communication with control center is supervised to ensure that it is established andmaintained.

Notification of receiving facility is supervised to ensure that national policies andprocedures are adhered to

LO2 .



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Care Level IVUnit Title

Manage and Supervise On-Road

OperationsUnit Code HLT AAE4 05 0611Unit

Descriptor This unit covers the knowledge,skills and attitudes required ona day-to-day supervision of

ambulance operations,

excluding patient care.Elements Performance Criteria

1.Oversee

communi-

cation


and procedures are

supervised to ensure that

they are consistent with the

regulations, service policy

and procedures.

1.2 Communication with control

center is supervised to

ensure that it is established

and maintained.


facility is supervised to

ensure that national policies

and procedures are adhered.

2.Oversee

vehicle and

equipment

preparation

cleaning

and

checking



serviceable condition

according to legal/industrial

requirements and service

policy and procedures.

2.2 Vehicle operating stock is

maintained to the acceptable

minimum and maximum level.

3.Supervise..


ASSESSMENT METHODS:

Written Test / Oral Questioning / Interview

Demonstration / Observation with oral questioningASSESSMENT CRITERIA:


Communication techniques and proceduresare supervised to ensure that they are

consistent with the regulations, service policy

and procedures.

Communication with control center issupervised to ensure that it is established and

maintained.

Notification of receiving facility is supervisedto ensure that national policies and

procedures are adhered.

LO2 Oversee vehicle and equipment

..


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Occupational Standard: Advanced Ambulance Service and Emergency CareLevel IV

Unit Title Manage and Supervise On-Road OperationsUnit Code HLT AAE4 05 0611Unit Descriptor This unit covers the knowledge, skills and attitudes required

on a day-to-day supervision of ambulance operations,excluding patient care.

Elements Performance Criteria1. Oversee

communication 1.1 Communication techniques and procedures aresupervised to ensure that they are consistent with theregulations, service policy and procedures.

1.2 Communication with control center is supervised to

ensure that it is established and maintained.

1.3 Notification of receiving facility is supervised to ensure

that national policies and procedures are adhered to.2. Oversee vehicle

and equipment

preparation,

cleaning andchecking

2.1 Vehicle and equipment is maintained in a clean and

serviceable condition according to legal/industrial

requirements and service policy and procedures.

2.2 Vehicle operating stock is maintained to the acceptableminimum and maximum levels.3. Supervise

Variable RangeLegal

requirements May include: Ambulance Acts and regulations All lawful standing orders, policies and procedures

issued by Ambulance Services are pertaining to thedriving and operation of Service vehicles

Communicationequipment May include: Service radio equipment

Equipment of other services

Viable alternatives which support effectivecommunication

Evidence GuideCritical Aspects

of Competence


supervision of ambulance operations including

communicationstransporting and handling of patients in a variety of situations

Underpinning

Knowledge and

Attitudes

Demonstrates knowledge of:

Relevant regulations, service policies and proceduresStandards of cleanliness and serviceability of vehicles that

are required by law and service policies

Road rules and laws applying to emergency vehicles

Patient care and restraint during transportation

Methods of loading and unloading patients under life-threatening conditions

Industrial guidelines governing the removal of patients from

the scene of the incidentSupervisory methods and techniques

Underpinning

Skills

Demonstrates skills on:

use of communications equipment and systems

oral and written communication required to fulfill job

roles interpersonal skills apply problem solving techniques ability to assess and evaluate available resources,

analyze information and make decisions that ensure

the effective supervision of on-road operationsResource

Implications Access to appropriate workplace where assessment can beconducted or simulation of realistic workplace setting and toequipment/resources for assessment

Method ofAssessment

Competence may be assessed through:

Interview/ Written TestDemonstration/ Observation with Oral Questioning

Context of

Assessment Competence may be assessed in the workplace or in asimulated workplace setting


TVET-PROGRAMME TITLE:Advanced Ambulance Service and Emergency Care

Level IVMODULE TITLE: Managing and Supervising On-Road OperationsMODULE CODE: HLT AAE4 M05 1111NOMINAL DURATION: 80 Hours

MODULE DESCRIPTION:



patient care.LEARNING OUTCOMES:







1. Communication Techniques and Procedures in Ambulance Service





3. Receiving Facility Communication and Coordination



4.Organization Service Policies and Government Regulations and

Procedures

5. Communication Management/Supervision Procedures and

Techniques

LO2 .................................................................2.1. .................................................................

LEARNING METHODS: Lecture-discussion Demonstration / Role-playASSESSMENT METHODS: Written Test / Oral Questioning / Interview Demonstration / Observation with oral questioningASSESSMENT CRITERIA:


Communication techniques and procedures are supervised to ensure that theyare consistent with the regulations, service policy and procedures.

Communication with control center is supervised to ensure that it is established

and maintained. Notification of receiving facility is supervised to ensure that national policies

and procedures are adhered toLO2 .

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