Training

Supported Decision Making

This module includes strategies to help consumers make informed decisions using support techniques and self-advocacy skills. Consumer rights and protections under guardianship laws are also covered.

Learning Objectives

  • Define supported decision making
  • Identify ways people with disabilities use supported decision making
  • Identify ways to support people to make decisions

CMS Competencies

Professionalism and Ethics2025-08-15T13:46:21-05:00

The DSW works in a professional and ethical manner, maintaining confidentiality and respecting individual and family rights.

  • Follows relevant laws, regulations and is guided by ethical standards when doing work tasks.

  • Supports individual in a collaborative manner and maintains professional boundaries.

  • Shows professionalism by being on time, dressing appropriately for the job, and being responsible in all work tasks.

  • Seeks to reduce personal stress and increase wellness.

  • Respects the individual and his or her families right to privacy, respect, and dignity.

  • Maintains confidentiality in all spoken and written communication, and follows in the rules in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA).

Test-Out Version

To test out of this module:

  • You must pass a competency exam by 90% or more.
  • You only get one attempt to pass the competency exam.
  • You must answer all questions.
    If you pass the competency exam, you will earn the certificate for this module without having to complete the training.
  • If you do not pass the competency exam, you will have to complete the full training module to earn the certificate for this module.
  • There is no penalty for attempting the test-out exam and not passing.

Employer Preview Version

This is a preview course for employers, including self-directed consumers, can view trainings that they may want their employees to take.

No certificate
No assessment

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