Ethics
What are the eight domains of service delivery?
Collaboration, counseling, prevention and wellness, screening, assessment, treatment, modalities and technology, and populations and systems
What is the difference between foreground versus background?
Foreground= narrow focus, specific to the clinical case
Background= broad focus, seeking general knowledge, some but not all elements of PICO elements
MDSSI
Multiple disabilities with severe sensory impairment
What occurs at the RED meeting?
it begins the evaluation process and you meet to determine:
-need for additional assessment
-if there is sufficient data to determine eligibility
-if there is not sufficient data to determine eligibility
What is the difference between accommodations and modifications?
Modification (differences): Assignment and curriculum
Who is the ASHA Code of Ethics applicable to?
Members of ASHA with CCC/ without CCC
Nonmember of ASHA with CCC
Applicant of certification or membership
PICO Elements
P (population), I (intervention), C (comparison intervention), O (outcome)
PWN
prior written notice
What is the purpose of the MET meeting?
to determine needs for SDI
(related services are not provided at the MET meeting)
Indirect and direct
Bioethical Principles
1.Autonomoy- respect client's view and choices
2.Non-malificence- obligation to not inflict harm
3. Beneficience- serve and promote well-being of others
4. Justice- individuals must be treated equally
Inclusion Criteria versus exclusion criteria
inclusion criteria is: timeline, diagnosis of combined conditions, age range of participants
Exclusion criteria: timeline, age range of participants, and comborbid conditions
MIPS
Medicaid in public schools
What are the components of the IEP
PLAAFP, measurable goals, service delivery, PWN
What are the types of direct intervention?
pull out (direct and traditional, individual small group, and intensive SDI)
Push in (integrated therapy, student stays in the classroom, small group or one-on- one, and co-teaching)
What is the difference between productivity and caseload?
Productivity is each facility or workplace
Caseload is all your job responsibilities and work duties
Components of CAT
Step 1: Rationale
Step 2: Develop the PICO question
Step 3: Description of Research Methods
Step 4: Summarize and appraisal of studies
Step 5: conclusions
PLAAFP
Present level of academic achievement and functional performance
Do you need parent consent after the IEP meeting?
Yes
What are the examples of indirect therapy?
SLP works with the primary worker, they act as a consultant, accommodations and modifications, collaboration on lesson planning, and observing the child
What is important of interprofessional practice?
Values and Ethics, Roles and Responsibilities, Interprofessional Communication, and Teams and Teamwork
Levels of Evidence
1a: systematic review
1b: individual high quality RCT
2a: systematic reviews with two or more cohort studies
2c: outcomes research; ecological studies
3a: systematic review of case-control studies
3b: high quality case control study
4: case series
5: expert opinion
MID
Mild intellectual disability
what is the purpose of IDEA?
provide free and appropriate public education, give parents a voice in their child's education
What are the percentages of SLPs across workplaces?
55.9% in educational, 38.8% healthcare, and 18.8% private practice