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This factsheet provides information on the participation of HACC PYP services in information sharing schemes (CISS, FVISS) and the MARAM Framework, outlining requirements and available resources for both prescribed and non-prescribed services.
Year: 2023
Region / city: Victoria, Australia
Topic: Information Sharing, Family Violence, Risk Assessment
Document type: Factsheet
Agency / institution: Department of Health
Author: Victorian Government
Target audience: HACC PYP services
Period of validity: Ongoing
Date of approval: July 2023
Date of changes: N/A
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Example HACC Service Medication Incident Guidelines
Organisation: Example HACC Service
Document Type: Guidelines
Subject: Medication Incident Management
Scope: Support and Administration of Client Medications
Applicable Roles: Support Worker; Coordinator/Supervisor
Key Topics: Definition of Medication Incident; Reporting Procedures; Client Observation; Incident Investigation; Action Plan Development
Reporting Requirements: Medication Incident Report; Client Record Entry; Medication Record Documentation
External Contacts: General Practitioner; Pharmacist; Poisons Information Centre; Ambulance Services
MEDICATION CONSENT FORM FOR HACC SERVICE
Year: 2026
Region / City: Not specified
Subject: Client Medication Support
Document Type: Consent Form
Organization / Institution: HACC Service
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Clients receiving HACC services and their primary carers
Period of Validity: Until revoked or updated
Date of Completion: Not specified
Scope of Medication Support: Oral medications, liquid medications, patches (if applicable)
Responsibility: Client or Consenting Party assumes risk and indemnifies service workers
The Power of Social and Emotional Learning: How Jenny Mosley’s Golden Model Promotes Skills and Competencies Necessary for PYP
Year: 2023
Region / City: International
Topic: Social and Emotional Learning, Education
Document Type: Educational Model, Guide
Organization / Institution: Jenny Mosley Consultancy
Author: Jenny Mosley
Target Audience: Educators, School Administrators, IB PYP Practitioners
Period of Application: Ongoing
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
ICT Questionnaire Survey for Assessing School Technology Needs and PYP ICT Implementation
Document Type: Questionnaire Survey
Subject: Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Education
Program: Primary Years Programme (PYP)
Conducting Body: PYP ICT Team
Purpose: Assessment of school-wide and individual ICT needs
Target Audience: Teachers
Sections: Technological Awareness; ICT Application into Classroom; Role of ICT in PYP; ICT Recommendation
Focus Areas: Hardware, Software, Systems, Professional Development, Classroom Integration
Evaluation Method: Self-assessment ratings and open-ended responses
Institutional Context: School ICT Program Development
Creating and Assessing a PYP Unit: Guidelines and Practices
Year: 2026
Region / City: International / IB World Schools
Subject Area: Transdisciplinary Learning
Document Type: Educational Guideline
Organization: International Baccalaureate (IB)
Author: PYP Curriculum Team
Target Audience: PYP Teachers
Assessment Focus: Formative and Summative Assessments
Learning Skills: Transdisciplinary Skills
Student Engagement: Student-Initiated Inquiries and Self-Assessment
Curriculum Alignment: Central Ideas and Key Concepts
Resources: Varied including music, art, technology, and local environment
Reflection: Teacher reflection on learning experiences and assessment efficacy
Unit Planning: Includes checklists for learning experiences and teacher questions
Guidance on Differentiation: Supports student choice and interests
Implementing the family violence MARAM Framework in mental health and wellbeing services
Year: 2025
Region / City: Victoria
Topic: Family Violence, Mental Health, Wellbeing
Document Type: Guideline
Agency / Organization: Victorian Government
Author: Office of the Chief Psychiatrist
Target Audience: Mental Health Professionals, Healthcare Providers
Period of Effectiveness: Ongoing
Approval Date: February 2025
Date of Amendments: Not specified
MARAM Screening and Identification Practitioner Guide Role, Responsibilities and Supporting Resources
Year: 2020
Region / City: Victoria, Australia
Theme: Family Violence Risk Assessment and Management
Document Type: Guide
Agency / Institution: Victorian Government
Author: Department of Health and Human Services
Target Audience: Practitioners involved in family violence screening and identification
Period of Validity: Ongoing
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
MARAM alignment organisation self-audit tool
Year: 2020
Region / City: Victoria
Subject: Family Violence, Aboriginal Communities
Document Type: Audit Tool
Agency / Institution: Victorian Government, Family Safety Victoria
Author: Najaaf Saleem
Target Audience: Organisations with obligations under the MARAM Framework
Period of Effect: No deadline for alignment, part of a long-term change process
Approval Date: June 2020
Date of Modifications: N/A
MARAM Screening and Identification Practitioner Guide: Role, Responsibilities and Supporting Resources
Framework: Victorian Family Violence Multi-Agency Risk Assessment and Management Framework (MARAM)
Jurisdiction: Victoria, Australia
Legislative basis: Family Violence Protection Act 2008 (Part 11)
Purpose: Overview of role and responsibilities for Screening and Identification practitioners
Target audience: Practitioners in prescribed organisations delivering universal services
Core focus: Identification, assessment and management of family violence risk
Key components: Structured Professional Judgement model; information sharing; intersectional analysis; risk management and safety planning
Responsibilities covered: 1, 2, 5, 6, 9 and 10 under MARAM
Evidence base: Research review conducted by University of Melbourne
Related resources: MARAM Foundation Knowledge Guide; Responsibility Practice Guides 1 & 2
Geographical scope: State of Victoria
Family Violence Multi-Agency Risk Assessment and Management Framework (MARAM) Factsheet
Year: 2023
Region: Victoria, Australia
Subject: Family violence risk assessment and management
Document type: Factsheet
Institution: Victorian Government
Legal basis: Family Violence Protection Act 2008, Part 11
Target audience: Prescribed service practitioners and organisational leaders
Implementation period: Ongoing
Related programs: Child and Family Violence Information Sharing Schemes
Responsibilities levels: Screening and Identification, Brief and Intermediate, Comprehensive
Key principles: Respectful engagement, Identification, Consultation, Information sharing, Coordinated risk management, Collaboration, Comprehensive assessment, Safety planning
Topics: HACC PYP MARAM