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  • Pediatric Rehabilitation
  • Social Science Perspectives in Healthcare
  • Educational Therapy

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  • School-based practice faces significant challenges, including resource limitations, communication issues, and service gaps.
  • Existing literature highlights persistent difficulties in delivering effective school-based services.
  • Therapists often encounter systemic barriers impacting patient care and professional collaboration.

Observation:

  • A critical social science perspective is applied to reframe common issues in school-based practice.
  • A case example (Jill's case) is used to illustrate the reframing process.
  • Findings are contextualized within a larger dataset from ongoing research.

Findings:

  • Reframing advocacy by proxy to collaborative dialogue.
  • Shifting from governing texts to guiding texts for practice.
  • Moving from playing a prescribed role to actively having a voice in practice.

Implications:

  • A new vision and strategies are proposed for therapists in school settings.
  • Rethinking school-based practices is crucial for pediatric rehabilitation.
  • A genuine shift in professional values is essential for enacting collaborative practice.