Early Intervention Series: Primary Service Provider Approach to Teaming
The Early Intervention Series: Primary Service Provider Approach to Teaming examines the characteristics of implementing a primary service provider approach to teaming. The information and practitioners featured in this module also use natural learning environment practices and a coaching interaction style. The primary service provider approach to teaming is one part of an evidence-based approach to early childhood intervention.
This course includes a pre-test, a learning module consisting of multiple modules, and a post-test. The pre-test must be completed in order to gain access to the learning module and the learning modules must be completed in order to access the post test.
In order to earn credit for completing this module, participants must pass a post-test with a score of 80% or higher. A certificate of completion is accessible to the participant through the MY ACCOUNT page after successfully completing the module.
This module has been approved for one credit hour by the following boards and organizations:
None at this time
Authors: Sarah Sexton, M. Ed., Laura Hansen PT, M.S., M'Lisa Shelden, PT, Ph.D., and Dathan Rush, Ed.D., CCC-SLP
To cite this resource use:
Hansen, L, Sexton, S., Shelden, M. & Rush, D. (2016). A primary service provider approach to teaming.
If you experience technical problems with this course, please contact FIPP.CASELMS@dhhs.nc.gov.
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Prerequisites for this course:
Early Intervention Series: Natural Learning Environment Practices
Early Intervention Series: Coaching
Early Intervention Series: Family-Centered Practices
Lessons
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 1. PSP Teaming Pre-Test
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2. Introduction and Overview of PSP Teaming
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3. PSP Team Meetings
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4. PSP Joint Visits
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5. PSP Explaining to Families
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6. PSP Summary
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7. PSP Post-test
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Objectives
At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to:
* Understand leadership and staff roles in moving to a PSP teaming approach.
* Understand the purpose and function of team meetings to support all staff in implementing a PSP approach to teaming.
* Describe the role of the PSP and a secondary provider in joint visits.
* Describe a PSP teaming approach to families and community stakeholders.
* Understand the necessary characteristics and implementation conditions for using a primary service provider (PSP) approach to teaming.
Early Intervention Series: Primary Service Provider Approach to Teaming
Primary Service Provider Approach to Teaming