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The Ministry of Health is leading the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) cross-agency plan to set the foundation for a structured approach that is evidence-based, for the prevention, early identification and organisation of existing supports for those affected by FASD. Matua Raḵi is progressing Action 6, Enhance the ability of frontline professionals to recognise and respond effectively and compassionately to people with FASD and other neurodevelopmental impairments, of the FASD Action Plan 2016-2019. 

As part of this project, we would like to gather some workforce-specific information to inform training development to ensure the content is relevant and that it meets the needs of each sector. As part of the co-design process we would like to ask you for some information about your organisation.

If you have questions, please e-mail Katherine Reweti-Russell, Katherine.Reweti-Russell@matuaraki.org.nz

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* 1. What are the roles of the ‘frontline staff’ who may undertake FASD training?

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* 2. What are the organisational messages given to staff that support effective engagement with a person/or carer of a person who has suspected FASD?

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* 3. What values and attributes are important when interacting with someone with FASD and their whānau?

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* 4. What basic skills and knowledge are needed to respond effectively to someone with FASD and their whānau?

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* 5. What would you like to see included in the training and resources that are specific to your workplace?

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