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  • Issues about Pastoral Care
    Discussions on provision of pastoral and spiritual care
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    In service training, support & supervision issues
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    Sharing our stories about provisioning pastoral and spiritual care.
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  • "Spiritual Care" versus "Pastoral Care"?
    What emphasis does each title suggest ?
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  • Canberra and Region focus
    The Pastoral Care Council of the ACT, is established to address issues within the boundaries of the Australian Capital Territory.
    But the servicing and support of pastoral care practitioners within the wider region surrounding Canberra is inter-related, eg with the catchment for courses provided by the Canberra and Region Centre for Spirituality and Clinical Pastoral Education.
    State jurisdictions tend to get in the way!
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  • STANDARDS OF PRACTICE OF PRACTICE FOR PASTORAL CARE in ACT : General Discussion
    STANDARDS OF PRACTICE FOR PASTORAL CARE that describe broad responsibilities for which practitioners are accountable. It provides direction for practice and a framework for the evaluation of practice.
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  • Standard 1. ASSESSMENT
    The pastoral care practitioner gathers and evaluates relevant data pertinent to the client’s situation and/or physical-emotional-spiritual/religious health
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  • Standard 2. CARE OF THE CLIENT
    The pastoral care practitioner engages with the client to promote their well-being and continuity of care, and to provide spiritual and emotional support.
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  • Standard 3. DOCUMENTATION OF CARE
    The pastoral care practitioner enters information into the client’s file or progress notes that is relevant to the client’s emotional and spiritual care.
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  • Standard 4. TEAMWORK AND COLLABORATION
    The pastoral care practitioner collaborates with the organization's interdisciplinary care team.
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  • Standard 5. ETHICAL PRACTICE
    The pastoral care practitioner will adhere to theCode of Conduct and Code of Ethics of the organization which guides decision-making and professional behaviour.
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  • Standard 6. CONFIDENTIALITY
    The pastoral care practitioner respects the confidentiality of information from all sources, including the client, medical record, other team members, and family members in accordance with Commonwealth law, the ACT Privacy Act, and other regulations and rules for mandatory reporting.
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  • 7. RESPECT FOR DIVERSITY
    The pastoral care practitioner models and collaborates with the organization and its interdisciplinary team in respecting and providing culturally appropriate care.
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  • 8. CARE FOR STAFF (within the organisation)
    The pastoral care practitioner provides timely and sensitive pastoral care to the organization’s staff via individual and group interactions.
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  • 9. CARE FOR THE ORGANIZATION
    The pastoral care practitioner provides pastoral care within the organization in ways consistent with the organization’s values and mission statement.
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  • 10. KNOWLEDGE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION
    The pastoral care practitioner assumes responsibility for continued professional development, demonstrates a knowledge of current pastoral care practice, and integrates information into practice.
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  • 11. LEADERSHIP (leadership and management responsibilities)
    The pastoral care practitioner provides leadership in the professional practice setting as well as in the profession itself.
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  • 12. CONTINUOUS QUALITY IMPROVEMENT (leadership and management responsibilities)
    The pastoral care practitioner seeks and creates opportunities to enhance the quality of pastoral care practice.
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  • 13. RESEARCH (leadership and management responsibilities)
    The pastoral care practitioner practices evidence-based care including ongoing evaluation of new practices and, when appropriate, contributes to or conducts research.
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  • THE CREDENTIALS OF A PASTORAL CARE PRACTITIONER
    A pastoral care practitioner accredited by the ACT Pastoral Care Council is able to demonstrate that they meet the following basic qualifications and accountabilities
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