An SLP, has observed an occupational therapy assistant treating patients independently while the occupational therapist works out of another location. She is concerned when she sees the assistant performing evaluations and signing the therapists name, even when the therapist was not present. When the SLP asks about this, the assistant tells her to mind her own business and that he has been working in the office long enough to know what the patients need. What should she do?scenario from:https://leader.pubs.asha.org/article.aspx?articleid=2531206

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An SLP, has observed an occupational therapy assistant treating patients independently while the occupational therapist works out of another location. She is concerned when she sees the assistant performing evaluations and signing the therapist’s name, even when the therapist was not present. When the SLP asks about this, the assistant tells her to mind her own business and that he has been working in the office long enough to know what the patients need. What should she do?scenario from:https://leader.pubs.asha.org/article.aspx?articleid=2531206

A	Discuss your concerns with the OT
B	Demand the assistant stop cause you have more power than they do
C	Tell the OT that that is probably okay because they know more about their field than you do
D	Stay out of it, it isn’t your business

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