The professional caregiver autonomously and independently assists the attendant physician during advanced medical treatments and prepares medical devices and materials. The caregiver provides patient/client support in advanced medical treatments and diagnostic tests and collects all kinds of biological specimens for diagnostics. | The professional caregiver is able to: - evaluate the work and abilities of others regarding participation in medical and diagnostic procedures,
- integrate ethical and legal aspects of advanced treatments and medical diagnostic tests,
- teach others how to prepare patients/clients for examinations and diagnostic tests,
- show others the process of assisting attending physicians in diagnostic tests,
- instruct others in how to prepare and apply materials for diagnostic tests and treatments,
- instruct others in the collection of patient/client specimens,
- recognise the scope of their own competences and those of others,
- reflect on and analyse their own knowledge and skills for training purposes,
- motivate others to apply current guidelines when preparing patients/clients, applying materials for diagnostic tests and collecting patient’s/client’s biological specimens for treatment,
- establish guidelines for the preparation of patients/clients for treatments and for the preparation of materials and equipment for treatment purposes and the collection of samples,
- implement the latest scientific findings in the organisation of diagnostics and treatment.
| The professional caregiver is able to: - discuss ethical principles of carrying out diagnostic tests and treatments (see also CA.B.1)
- explain tasks connected to the involvement of other professions in the process,
- name methods for transferring knowledge and experience,
- explain different training techniques,
- describe techniques for increasing motivation,
- name tools and methods for developing and modifying guidelines,
- explain the implementation of quality control regarding treatments and diagnostic tests (see also CA.A.3).
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