The Self-Assessment of Practice is designed to assist Regulated Members in self-reflection, recognize potential areas for continued or new learning, and establish an annual Learning Plan to guide the maintenance and/or development of competence in the workplace. Regulated Members self-assess by reflecting on their current/anticipated professional practice environment, the CMLTA Standards of Practice, and Code of Ethics, identifying weaknesses/gaps and areas in which they could increase their knowledge, skills, judgments, and attitudes. After describing their current/anticipated job title, role, service users, environment, and identifying trends (short and long term), challenges, changes, and/or risks in their professional practice environment, the MLT selects ONE Practice Standard/Code of Ethics they intend to focus on for that year. This Practice Standard/Code of Ethics becomes the Learning Plan Goal.

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NOTE: Legislated Standards are standards that the Government of Alberta specifically mandates through the Health Professions Act. Their format is different from the Practice Standards to meet the requirements of the Government of Alberta. These Standards are fundamental to any Learning Goal and cannot be selected for use in a Learning Plan.