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Assessment Sheet
Applicant's Name : t4~ ~<.....fa/'~ *use of this form is not mandatory - it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants.
Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
3. Clinical Skills N-~ k y fJ~-J. - .s.~~ ~o~:v~,
Form 2 (b)
Working with Adult with complex mental ~ ~"'1t- ~ ~ e,i>~"" -- ~hcf-~. JkL health issues in a locked environment GL fJl . c.1.J. -cv-,P. VJ-j,JJr-.- c"1c: ~ '¥-· ~ cl ~ ,~ 1 can be challenging. I/ ~ ~ ~~~, ~Qf~ hec--J. P~~N ~·~or . ~f -"tr" ffe}A
/ Tell us about your professional assets (skills and qualifications) and experience that would equip you to be an effective part of the treatment team?
Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Outstanding (0) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I Exceeds Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill Marginally exceeds I superior
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member 17Jtt7;.-I Name: I f ff{)4.J/J-fl?;> I ~ I
\ Signature: I
March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00308EXHIBIT 99
289
e Queensland Government Queensland Health
Applicant's Name : v~ ~ .,,,.,-,,l_ Assessment Sheet
*use of this form is not mandatory- it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants.
Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
Form 2 (b)
4. Consumer Focussed
Contemporary adult mental health services use the term Recovery.
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What does this term mean to you?
How have you framed your clinical interventions to promote this?
Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Outstanding (0) Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I Exceeds Key Skill Requirements
Marginally exceeds I superior satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member
I Name: I f ffo~~ I o~l r /I Lf- -1 I Signature: I
March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00309EXHIBIT 99
290
~ Queensland Government Queensland Health
Form 2 (b)
Assessment Sheet
Applicant's Name : W/'~ et._~ 'V-'Qt--tl. *use of this form is not mandatory- it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants
Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
5.
You are on a medication round in a prison when you find yourself being yelled at by a client. Whilst the person is abusive, they are also refusing to take medication.
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Can you explain what your actions would be in this instance?
Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Outstanding (0) Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I Exceeds Key Skill Requirements
Marginally exceeds I superior satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member
I Name: I f !#J~ \ 0~fj rfLf \ I Signature: I
March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00310EXHIBIT 99
291
5. You are on a medication round in a prison when you find yourself being yelled at by a client. Whilst the person is abusive, they are also refusing to take medication. Can you explain what your actions would be in this instance.
Safety - Self Safety - Environment - ensure med cart can't be stolen
other prisoners safe officers and yourself safe
Safety - Client/what is the medication Teamapproach/ discuss/notify/ document/review/ Communication - de escalation/ ABM Report:
senior nurse - doctor
Does anyone else need to know external to QH: QCS safety and security Documentation - medical chart Documentation - medication chart Documentation - Handover
WMS.9000.0021.00311EXHIBIT 99
292
a Queensland Government ~\"' Queensland Health
Panel Member Interview Notes - Tips:
Form 2 (b}
• The purpose of taking notes when assessing applicants is to assist the panel member in discussing with the other panel members who they believe to be the successful applicant and why.
• These notes and subsequent discussion should be used to draft the summary statement on each shortlisted applicant within the selection report.
• The summary statement is a collective statement from all panel members on each applicant.
• As the legislative requirement for recruitment and selection is that the process "is able to be reviewed", the summary statement (or comparative statement where more than one applicant exists) must succinctly indicates the panel's assessment of the applicant against the role's key attributes,
• and whether the panel considers them meritorious, suitable or not suitable for an order of merit, and on what basis.
• Provided the reader of the summary statement is to be able to clearly differentiate one applicant from the other, and see the logic in the final outcome, this will meet the test of "able to be reviewed".
• Your summary statement must indicate that all available information has been considered (ie. combined information, eg. application, interview & referee report - not just interview alone).
• Documentation of a selection decision must clearly explain the decision-making process with reference to the basis for assessment contained in the role description. The final summary statement on each applicant that is recorded within the selection report successfully meets this requirement. Therefore, as panel member's notes will assist in drafting a final summary statement on each applicant, the notes will no longer be required thereafter.
• Do not discard individual panel member's notes unless you are certain that the final summary statement on each applicant is of a high standard.
• It is suggested that panel schedule enough time between interviews to draft the summary statement of each interviewed. If you do this when your whole panel is present, it is easier, quicker, and more valid and reliable than relying on your recall and interview notes several days later.
• It is not sufficient for the summary statement statement to consist of scores alone.
• "Scoring" is not required or recommended. This mathematical approach to recruitment and selection is time consuming and not effective. Consider why you have allocated a certain score, and instead of a documenting the number/score, document the rationale for the number/score. If a selection decision is challenged, the panel will be required to explain the scoring anyway - better to document the rationale (rather than the number/score) in the first instance while the applicant is still fresh in your mind.
March 2010 People & ~ulture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00312EXHIBIT 99
293
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WMS.9000.0021.00313EXHIBIT 99
294
e Queensland Government Queensland Health
Assessment Sheet Moira Mrl s=nn
Applicant's Name: Mire J..J~o_b *use of this form is not mandatory- it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants.
Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
--; .gi-~ ~J uf. '2Dv1t~ ~ "'-4. I '~k.S ( 1. Team Work
Could you please tell us how you have involved yourself in the promotion and development of a safe and effective and cohesive clinical team that promotes recovery focused treatment for adults with complex and high risk mental health issues?
In your answer use examples of how you have achieved this in the past.
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Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I
Marginally exceeds I superior satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements
Form 2 {b)
Outstanding (0) Exceeds Key Skill Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a pane.I indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member (1.,, I Name: I /'~ tfownb I Date:
14/1/11. I
I Signature: I March 2010 " People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00314EXHIBIT 99
295
~ Queensland Government Queensland Health Assessment Sheet
Applicant's Name : fla r r ~ f1f((4_,_&)::....
*use of this form is not mandatory- it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants.
Interview Question
2. Risk Management and Leadership Working in the area of acute adult mental health you are often faced with challenging situations.
Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
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Form 2 (b)
The role of the RN requires a leadership role in the identification and management of risks, give us examples of how you have achieved this?
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Tell us about your recent experience and how you have managed your own positive mental health in this environment.
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Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill Marginally exceeds I superior
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements Reauirements
Outstanding (0) Exceeds Key Skill Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member
\ Name: \ 0. ~1 ~A,,"'-- 1· taf /tu j r· AJV<N~ Date:
I Signature: I
March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00315EXHIBIT 99
296
e Queensland Government Queensland Health ~
Assessment Sheet
Applicant's Name : Ho i?-0 ~~
*use of this form is not mandatory - it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants
Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
3. Clinical Skills Pf'J- i:.hf~-q_~ {. 14. >o.16 <'-1o· ~J "f ~.N1. tAlt-kai I HI! 4-/rz__,
Form 2 (b)
Working with Adult with complex mental health issues in a locked environment can be challenging.
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Tell us about your professional assets (skills and qualifications) and experience that would equip you to be an effective part of the treatment team?
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Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Outstanding (0) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I Exceeds Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill Marginally exceeds I superior
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00316EXHIBIT 99
297
~ Queensland Government Queensland Health
Assessment Sheet
Applicant's Name: M.() 1 ;:-Cl\ ff}ldf..p~
*use of this form is not mandatory - it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants
Interview Question
4. Consumer Focussed
Contemporary adult mental health services use the term Recovery.
What does this term mean to you?
How have you framed your clinical interventions to promote this?
Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
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Form 2 (b)
Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Outstanding (0) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I Exceeds Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill Marginally exceeds I superior
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member
I Name: I I Date:
I Signature: I
March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00317EXHIBIT 99
298
e Queensland Government Queensland Health '-
Applicant's Name : M-0 1 Fe;.,. ~ 1JdJ "!:::>
Assessment Sheet
*use of this form is not mandatory - it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants.
Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
Form 2 (b)
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You are on a medication round in a prison when you find yourself being yelled at by a client. Whilst the person is abusive, they are also refusing to take medication.
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Can you explain what your actions would be in this instance?
Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Outstanding (0) Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I Exceeds Key Skill Requirements
Marginally exceeds I superior satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member
I Name: I f.(f/Dt<Jft-b--- I ll.f/i/ 't.f-· I ''V __,.,; Date:
I Signature: I March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00318EXHIBIT 99
299
5. You are on a medication round in a prison when you find yourself being yelled at by a client. Whilst the person is abusive, they are also refusing to take medication. Can you explain what your actions would be in this instance.
Safety - Self Safety - Environment - ensure med cart can't be stolen
other prisoners safe officers and yourself safe
Safety - Client/what is the medication Teamapproach/ discuss /notify/ document/review/ Communication - de escalation/ ABM Report:
senior nurse - doctor
Does anyone else need to know external to QH: QCS safety and security Documentation - medical chart Documentation - medication chart Documentation - Handover
WMS.9000.0021.00319EXHIBIT 99
300
• . Queensland Government ~)"' Queensland Health
Panel Member Interview Notes - Tips:
Form 2 (b)
• The purpose of taking notes when assessing applicants is to assist the panel member in discussing with the other panel members who they believe to be the successful applicant and why.
• These notes and subsequent discussion should be used to draft the summary statement on each shortlisted applicant within the selection report.
• The summary statement is a collective statement from all panel members on each applicant.
• As the legislative requirement for recruitment and selection is that the process "is able to be reviewed", the summary statement (or comparative statement where more than one applicant exists) must succinctly indicates the panel's assessment of the applicant against the role's key attributes,
• and whether the panel considers them meritorious, suitable or not suitable for an order of merit, and on what basis.
• Provided the reader of the summary statement is to be able to clearly differentiate one applicant from the other, and see the logic in the final outcome, this will meet the test of "able to be reviewed".
• Your summary statement must indicate that gU available information has been considered (ie. combined information, eg. application, interview & referee report - not just interview alone).
• Documentation of a selection decision must clearly explain the decision-making process with reference to the basis for assessment contained in the role description. The final summary statement on each applicant that is recorded within the selection report successfully meets this requirement. Therefore, as panel member's notes will assist in drafting a final summary statement on each applicant, the notes will no longer be required thereafter.
• Do not discard individual panel member's notes unless you are certain that the final summary statement on each applicant is of a high standard.
• It is suggested that panel schedule enough time between interviews to draft the summary statement of each interviewed. If you do this when your whole panel is present, it is easier, quicker, and more valid and reliable than relying on your recall and interview notes several days later.
• It is not sufficient for the summary statement statement to consist of scores alone.
• "Scoring" is not required or recommended. This mathematical approach to recruitment and selection is time consuming and not effective. Consider why you have allocated a certain score, and instead of a documenting the number/score, document the rationale for the number/score. If a selection decision is challenged, the panel will be required to explain the scoring anyway - better to document the rationale (rather than the number/score) in the first instance while the applicant is still fresh in your mind.
March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00320EXHIBIT 99
301
WMS.9000.0021.00321EXHIBIT 99
302
,A, Queensland C ~\~ Queensland Health
Applicant's Name : _
*use of this form is not rr
Peta-Louise YORKE
Interview Question
Form 2 (b)
ent Sheet
;ess applicants.
Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
1. Team Work
Could you please tell us how you have involved yourself in the promotion and development of a safe and effective and cohesive clinical team that promotes recovery focused treatment for adults with complex and high risk mental health issues?
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In your answer use examples of how you have achieved this in the past.
Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I
Marginally exceeds I superior satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements
Outstanding (0) Exceeds Key Skill Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant)
March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00322EXHIBIT 99
303
_A. Queensland Government ~)" Queensland Health Assessment Sheet
Applicant's Name : P--2.-.- /6<'<.~
*use of this form is not mandatory - it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants.
Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
Form 2 (b)
2. Risk Management and Leadership Working in the area of acute adult mental health you are often faced with challenging situations.
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role in the identification and management of risks, give us examples of how you have achieved this?
Tell us about your recent experience and how you have managed your own positive mental health in this environment.
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Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Outstanding (0) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I Exceeds Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill Marginally exceeds I superior
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00323EXHIBIT 99
304
.A. · Queensland Government ~\"' Queensland Health
....... Form 2 (b)
Assessment Sheet
Applicant's Name : f. L - 'f&a.KX
*use of this form is not mandatory - it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants.
Interview Question
3. Clinical Skills
Working with Adult with complex mental health issues in a locked environment can be challenging.
Tell us about your professional assets (skills and qualifications) and experience that would equip you to be an effective part of the treatment team?
Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
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Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Meets Requirements (M) Slightly Above (SA) Outstanding (0) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Meets Key Skill Requirements Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I Exceeds Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill Marginally exceeds I superior
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member
I Name: I f flD•.JIW;; I Dat&7} 1/I tf I
I Signature: I March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00324EXHIBIT 99
305
• · Queensland Government ~)'"' Queensland Health
Applicant's Name: {'I- '>1m,-t..Ct£
Assessment Sheet
*use of this form is not mandatory - it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants
Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
Form 2 (b)
4. Consumer Focussed
Contemporary adult mental health services use the term Recovery.
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How have you framed your clinical interventions to promote this?
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minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements Reauirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member
I Name: I f. ~JM> _ I Da~~/'f74-J I Signature: I .
March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00325EXHIBIT 99
306
,A. Queensland Government ~\"' Queensland Health
Applicant's Name: f- {_... ]1;-t(UL.
Assessment Sheet
*use of this form is not mandatory - it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants.
Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
Form 2 (b)
5.
You are on a medication round in a prison when you find yourself being yelled at by a client. Whilst the person is abusive, they are also refusing to take medication.
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Can you explain what your actions would be in this instance?
Does Not Meet (DNM) Almost Meets (AM) Does not meet Key Skill Almost meets Key Skill Requirements Requirements I fails or I Partially I marginally meets Key Skill
minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Meets Requirements (M) Meets Key Skill Requirements
Slightly Above (SA) Outstanding (0) Slightly above Key Skill Requirements I Exceeds Key Skill Requirements
Marginally exceeds I superior satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member
I Name: I r £4-0N~ i-- -r4fr //Lf- .J '";:.....-' Date: -·-- ----
I Signature: I March 2010 People & Culture Corporate
WMS.9000.0021.00326EXHIBIT 99
307
5. You are on a medication round in a prison when you find yourself being yelled at by a client. Whilst the person is abusive, they are also refusing to take medication. Can you explain what your actions would be in this instance.
Safety - Self Safety - Environment - ensure med cart can't be stolen
other prisoners safe officers and yourself safe
Safety- Client/what is the medication Teamapproach/ discuss/notify/ document/review/ Communication - de escalation/ ABM Report:
senior nurse - doctor
Does anyone else need to know external to QH: QCS safety and security Documentation - medical chart Documentation - medication chart Documentation - Handover
WMS.9000.0021.00327EXHIBIT 99
308
A Queensland Government 'l,)., Queensland Health
Panel Member Interview Notes - Tips:
'- Form 2 (b)
• The purpose of taking notes when assessing applicants is to assist the panel member in discussing with the other panel members who they believe to be the successful applicant and why.
• These notes and subsequent discussion should be used to draft the summary statement on each shortlisted applicant within the selection report.
• The summary statement is a collective statement from all panel members on each applicant.
• As the legislative requirement for recruitment and selection is that the process "is able to be reviewed", the summary statement (or comparative statement where more than one applicant exists) must succinctly indicates the panel's assessment of the applicant against the role's key attributes,
• and whether the panel considers them meritorious, suitable or not suitable for an order of merit, and on what basis.
• Provided the reader of the summary statement is to be able to clearly differentiate one applicant from the other, and see the logic in the final outcome, this will meet the test of "able to be reviewed".
• Your summary statement must indicate that fill available information has been considered (ie. combined information, eg. application, interview & referee report - not just interview alone).
• Documentation of a selection decision must clearly explain the decision-making process with reference to the basis for assessment contained in the role description. The final summary statement on each applicant that is recorded within the selection report successfully meets this requirement. Therefore, as panel member's notes will assist in drafting a final summary statement on each applicant, the notes will no longer be required thereafter.
• Do not discard individual panel member's notes unless you are certain that the final summary statement on each applicant is of a high standard.
• It is suggested that panel schedule enough time between interviews to draft the summary statement of each interviewed. If you do this when your whole panel is present, it is easier, quicker, and more valid and reliable than relying on your recall and interview notes several days later.
• It is not sufficient for the summary statement statement to consist of scores alone.
• "Scoring" is not required or recommended. This mathematical approach to recruitment and selection is time consuming and not effective. Consider why you have allocated a certain score, and instead of a documenting the number/score, document the rationale for the number/score. If a selection decision is challenged, the panel will be required to explain the scoring anyway - better to document the rationale (rather than the number/score) in the first instance while the applicant is still fresh in your mind.
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Applicant's Name :
1ent Sheet Rosangela RICHARDSON
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Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
Form 2 (b)
. 1. Team Work
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Could you please tell us how you have involved yourself in the promotion and development of a safe and effective and cohesive clinical team that promotes recovery focused treatment for adults with complex and high risk mental health issues?
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In your answer use examples of how you have achieved this in the past.
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Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but 1s to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
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Form 2 (b)
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Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
2. Risk Management and Leadership Working in the area of acute adult mental health you are often faced with challenging situations.
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Tell us about your recent experience and how you have managed your own
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minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an exhaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member
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Applicant's Name: A- fl(c~~Cer-1 Assessment Sheet
*use of this form is not mandatory - it's purpose is to simply guide panels on how to assess applicants.
Interview Question Panel Member's Notes on Applicants response
Form 2 (b)
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minimally satisfies Key Skill Requirements satisfaction of Key Skill Requirements Requirements
Desired Responses (NB - the "desired responses" a panel indicates hereunder is not meant to be an extiaustive or exclusive list, but is to guide the panel on what they are seeking from an ideal applicant.)
Panel member
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