PQ 168
168. Deputy Margaret Murphy O'Mahony asked the Minister for Health if, with regard to the HSE’s implementation of the standard operating procedure for the assessment of need, he is of the view that the requirement in the standard operating procedure for occupational therapists to provide all families with strategies to support their child based on a 90-minute preliminary team assessment is not in keeping with standards of good practice in occupational therapy. [23042/18]
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168. Deputy Margaret Murphy O'Mahony asked the Minister for Health if, with regard to the HSE’s implementation of the standard operating procedure for the assessment of need, he is of the view that the requirement in the standard operating procedure for occupational therapists to provide all families with strategies to support their child based on a 90-minute preliminary team assessment is not in keeping with standards of good practice in occupational therapy. [23042/18]
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