Understanding School-based and Medical-based Services

This video from Apply EBP's YouTube channel explores the roles of OT, PT, and Speech practitioners in schools, comparing school-based services under IDEA with medical-based services. It highlights similarities such as adherence to professional standards and differences in eligibility, focus, timing, location, and delivery methods. The video also offers resources for further learning and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content.

What is the primary focus of the video tutorial?

• The history of special education services.

• The financial aspects of medical-based services.

• The differences between school-based and medical-based services.

• The role of OT, PT, and Speech practitioners in hospitals.

Which of the following is a shared practice between school-based and medical-based services?

• Organizing community events.

• Performing assessments to evaluate children's needs.

• Developing new medical equipment.

• Providing financial aid to families.

In school-based services under IDEA, who is eligible to receive OT, PT, or Speech services?

• Children with physical disabilities only.

• Any child with a medical diagnosis.

• Children determined eligible for special education services.

• Only children in private schools.

What is the main focus of school-based services?

• Providing medical treatment.

• Promoting access to academics and school activities.

• Enhancing overall function at home.

• Developing new educational technologies.

When do medical-based services typically begin?

• When a child is born.

• When the school year starts.

• When therapists, families, and/or physicians agree on a plan of care.

• When a child reaches a certain age.

Where are school-based services typically delivered?

• In a community center.

• In the least restrictive environment within the school.

• At the child's home.

• In a clinic or hospital.

How are school-based services typically provided?

• Via coaching, consultation, and collaboration within school activities.

• Through online platforms exclusively.

• Through direct one-on-one interventions only.

• By organizing large group sessions.

What additional resources does Apply EBP offer for learning about school-based services?

• A workshop on medical equipment usage.

• A course on financial management.

• A series on Laws and Regulations impacting school-based practitioners.

• A seminar on community health services.

What is the purpose of subscribing to the Apply EBP channel?

• To receive updates on financial aid programs.

• To stay informed about the latest videos on school-based OT, PT, and Speech services.

• To get discounts on medical equipment.

• To join a community of medical practitioners.

What action does the video encourage viewers to take?

• To create their own video content.

• To visit a local clinic.

• To share the video with colleagues and give it a thumbs up.

• To write a review of the video.