[Expert Solution]: Case Study A: Akala Akala is an Aboriginal…

Case Study A: Akala Akala is an Aboriginal Australian who suffers from a degenerative respiratory disease. She requires a constant oxygen supply from a tank. Opportunity :- Akala feels that her current support worker doesn’t respect her cultural beliefs Goal :- Find a support worker with a better rapport and cultural understanding Strategy :- Contact an ACCHO for advice and/or referral Responsible person(s) :- Supervisor Target date :- 14/07/17 Case Study B: Robert Robert is a thirty-six-year-old autistic man who lives in a residential care facility. Robert is sensitive to loud noises and changes to his routine. (1) Opportunity :- Robert rarely leaves his room, Goal :- To include time in the communal areas as part of Robert’s routine, Strategy :- Take Robert to communal areas at the quietest times, Responsible person(s) :- Robert’s support worker, Target date :- Ongoing (2) Opportunity :- Robert does not prepare his own food and beverages Goal :- Teach Robert to pour his own drinks Strategy :- Repeated demonstration of pouring drinks and encouraging Robert to repeat Responsible person(s) :- Robert’s support worker Target date :- Ongoing Case Study C: Chloe Chloe is a twenty-two-year-old woman who suffers from anorexia. She is currently receiving treatment at an eating disorder clinic. (1) Opportunity :- Severely underweight Goal :- Increase caloric intake Strategy :- Short-term feeding tube Responsible person(s) :- Nurse Target date :- Until 12/06/17 (2) Opportunity :- Goal :- Strategy ;- Long-term therapy and counselling Responsible person(s) :- In-house therapist Target date :- Ongoing until 01/09/17 (3) Opportunity :- Self-harm Goal :- Prevention Strategy :- Monitoring Responsible person(s) :- Support worker and nursing team Target date :- Ongoing Read Case Studies A, B and C, then answer the following questions. 1. Suggest one alternative strategy that could be used to address Akala’s issues with her current support worker. 2. You are Robert’s support worker. What are your responsibilities, according to his care plan? 3. It is the 1st June 2017. For how long will Chloe initially receive therapy? 4. write a role-play dialogues for this. You are playing the role of Robert’s support worker. Your partner is playing the role of Robert’s mother. Robert’s mother has arrived for a meeting with Robert’s support worker. They want to know how he is progressing at the residential centre. Using Robert’s care plan in case study B as the basis for the conversation, discuss Robert’s agreed goals and strategies with her. At the end of the role-play, swap roles. must demonstrate communicating with Robert’s mother, using his care plan as the basis for the conversation. should inform Robert’s mother of the goals that have been agreed and the strategies intended to achieve them. Robert’s goals are to include time in communal areas into his routine and to learn to pour his own drinks. The strategies intended to achieve these goals are to take Robert into communal areas during the quietest times and to demonstrate how to pour drinks on an ongoing basis, and encourage Robert to copy.