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P4C Implementation Guide
The website was developed to share evidence- based resources, including a theory of P4C that explains how, when, why, and for whom P4C works.

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FIRST FAQs
Using a tiered service delivery model is a change for many professionals. We have compiled a list of frequently asked questions and hope we have answered yours.
FIRST KIT
The FIRST KIT is a companion to the FIRST Course and provides practical resources to support rehabilitation professionals to learn about, adopt, and advocate for tiered approaches to rehabilitation services in schools and early childcare settings.
Individualized (Tier 3) Services
From the FIRST FAQs: Tiered Services 2020, pgs 12-13. FAQs specific to Tier 3 services including: Do Tier 3 interventions have to be 1:1 with a single child? For a child to receive Tier 3 services, do they require a medical diagnosis or designation as requiring special education support?
Matching OT Strategies to the Universal Design for Learning Framework
A list of strategies generated from a scoping review to explore how universal design for learning is described and implemented by rehabilitation health professionals in school settings.
Targeted (Tier 2) Services
From the FIRST FAQs: Tiered Services 2020: FAQs specific to Tier 2 services including: Are all interventions at tier 2 provided in groups? Is the purpose of tiers 1 and 2 to screen children to determine if they qualify for tier 3, 1:1 service?
Universal (Tier 1) Services
From the FIRST FAQs: Tiered Services 2020: FAQs specific to Tier 1 services including: If we provide families on our waiting list with general information and resources, are we providing Universal Services? Do therapists have a role in Universal Design for LEARNING? Isn't that the education system's job? Why might I do an activity with an entire class? I am a therapist not an educator.