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Table 1 Interview protocol

From: “When everyone is responsible, no one takes responsibility”: exploring pediatric physiotherapy services in Israel

 

Question

Probe

1

Tell me a little about yourself and your work

Training, role

Place/jobs today and in the past

Contract with pediatric physiotherapy

2

What are the settings in which children with motor disabilities receive physiotherapy intervention in Israel?

Who is the regulator in each setting?

Are you satisfied with the services children receive?

If not, why not?

What are the advantages, challenges and facilitating factors?

3

What do you think is an ideal physiotherapy treatment for a child with a motor disability?

What is the focus of physiotherapy intervention? What are the goals?

Which children need physiotherapy intervention?

What/where do you think is the best setting for physiotherapy? In an educational setting? At home? In a medical setting?

How can we determine “best practices” for children?

4

Can you compare physiotherapy practices in medical settings with school-based physiotherapy?

Are the treatment goals the same?

Similarities and differences in clinical reasoning

5

How does pediatric physiotherapy professional development happen?

What are the opportunities for knowledge transfer?

Availability and accessibility of professional courses? Seminars?

What sort of knowledge is important to a pediatric physiotherapist?

What are the professional development opportunities in the education system/healthcare organizations?

6

What is a professional pediatric physiotherapist?

How is professionalism built?

How is professionalism expressed?

7

Do you think children with motor disabilities receive the physiotherapy services they are entitled by law and according to their needs?