Common use of SAFETY IN PRACTICE DISCLOSURES Clause in Contracts

SAFETY IN PRACTICE DISCLOSURES. The University of Tasmania is committed to continuously improving the management and standards of work, health and safety and in so doing we strive to protect the health and safety of our students and other people in the community with whom students interact as part of their study. All College of Health and Medicine students required to undertake PEP(s) are to establish and maintain their medical, physical and psychological capacity to practise safely. You are therefore, required to declare your capacity to safely undertake the following professional experience placement Mandatory Functional Requirements for your course: 1. Capacity to read and write to enable the student to: 2. Capacity to undertake critical thinking and reflective analysis to: 3. Capacity to communicate to enable the student to:

SAFETY IN PRACTICE DISCLOSURES. The University of Tasmania is committed to continuously improving the management and standards of work, health and safety and in so doing we strive to protect the health and safety of our students and other people in the community with whom students interact as part of their study. All College of Health and Medicine students required to undertake PEP(s) are to establish and maintain their medical, physical and psychological capacity to practise practice safely. You are therefore, required to declare your capacity to safely undertake the following professional experience placement Mandatory Functional Requirements for your course: 1. Capacity to read and write to enable the student to: 2. Capacity to undertake critical thinking and reflective analysis to:: • self-evaluate and reflect upon one’s own practice, feelings and beliefs and the consequences of these for individuals and groups. 3. Capacity to communicate to enable the student to:

SAFETY IN PRACTICE DISCLOSURES. The University of Tasmania is committed to continuously improving the management and standards of work, health and safety and in so doing we strive to protect the health and safety of our students and other people in the community with whom students interact as part of their study. All College of Health and Medicine students required to undertake PEP(s) are to establish and maintain their medical, physical and psychological capacity to practise safely. You are therefore, required to declare your capacity to safely undertake the following professional experience placement Mandatory Functional Requirements for your course: 1. Capacity to read and write to enable the student to: 2. Capacity to undertake critical thinking and reflective analysis to:: • self-evaluate and reflect upon one’s own practice, feelings and beliefs and the consequences of these for individuals and groups. 3. Capacity to communicate to enable the student to: