It is important to maintain and monitor work practices to ensure that they reflect the organisation's principles of ethical practice. Describe how an organisation can develop their employee's skills and knowledge necessary to perform to the required standards. MONITORING WORK PRACTICES It is important that you continually monitor work practices to ensure that they reflect the organisations principles of ethical practices. Maintaining and monitoring work practices requires a good understanding of the responsibilities of different work roles and the issues and constraints that impact on the organisation and its workers. Staff in the allied health service often have to carry out their work with limited funding and resources and are required to meet increasingly diverse and complex needs. Senior staff members are expected to set an example to workers and assist them to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to perform their work to required standards. You can do this by: Observing how staff carry out their work Encouraging staff members to seek clarification of any issues or misunderstandings they have in regard to their work roles Checking records and case notes to make sure client needs are being addressed Ensuring staff have a range of