How Why What
We want to give you an understanding about the clients we work with, as to:
- How they do what they do.
- Why they do what they do.
- What they expect (standards, morals and ethics) and why.
Read through the document on this link to understand more – How Why What
Read the description of the different type of clients we support as below:
- Physiotherapists
- Speech and Language Therapists (SLT)
- Occupational Therapist (OT)
- Case Manager
- Neuropsychologists
- Tell us what admin services each of the above specialists might need, considering what we covered under ‘How Why What’ as above.
- Give an explanation of each of the specialists in your own words, showing that you understand them.
- Find a Speech and Language Therapy company online, show what services they provide and give an example of the kind of admin services we could provide them.
- Find a Brain Injury Case Management company online and give an example of the kind of admin services we could provide them.
Watch the video called – Lawyer v Insurance
Answer these questions below:
- What is the role of the Insurance Company when liaising with the Personal Injury Lawyer?
- What is the role of the Case Manager when working with a Personal Injury Lawyer?
- What is the role of the occupational therapist when working with the Case Manager, thinking about the different tasks an Occupational Therapist can provide?
- Explain how Virtual Administration feeds into the Case Manager / Therapist process?
Read: What a team of Associates Physiotherapists looks like with the Structure
- Explain how you would decide on which Associate Therapist should visit the potential adult client needing physiotherapy with a postcode area of SE7 in New Charlton?
- If you were to support a physiotherapy clinic with a team of Associate Physiotherapists, what information would you want to know about them, to be able to provide an excellent admin service?
- If the potential new client requiring physiotherapy intervention was in a postcode area, that happened to be a 2 hour drive away from the nearest Associate Physiotherapist, what would you suggest?
This whole section is covered in our Induction Training.
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