Answers – Strategic Health Facilitator

 

1. Helps people and organizations get good healthcare.

2. Patient facilitator, practice facilitator, or SHF in learning disability services.

3. Patients, clinics, or people with learning disabilities.

4. To improve healthcare and patient outcomes.

5. Helps patients connect with doctors, nurses, or therapists.

1. Physiotherapist (Physical Therapist)

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What a Physiotherapist Does

• Helps people move and feel better.

• Treats injuries, diseases, and conditions of muscles, bones, nerves, heart, and lungs.

• Uses exercises, massage, stretching, and heat or cold therapy.

• Makes a plan for each person to improve movement and strength.

• Teaches people how to manage pain and prevent problems.

Tasks

• Checks the patient’s health, symptoms, and lifestyle.

• Makes a treatment plan.

• Gives therapy like exercises, massage, heat, or cold.

• Explains how to do exercises and stay healthy.

• Works with different problems, like after surgery, injuries, or long-term health issues.

Benefits

• Helps people move better.

• Reduces pain.

• Improves quality of life.

• Prevents illness and helps people stay healthy.

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Quiz Questions – Physiotherapist

1. Who does a physiotherapist help?

2. Name two treatments a physiotherapist uses.

3. Why do physiotherapists teach patients exercises?

4. What problems can physiotherapists help with?

5. How does physiotherapy improve quality of life?

Answers – Physiotherapist

1. People with injuries, diseases, or movement problems.

2. Massage, stretching, strength exercises, heat or cold therapy.

3. To manage symptoms and prevent future problems.

4. Muscle, bone, nerve, heart, or lung problems; recovery after surgery; mobility issues.

5. By improving movement, reducing pain, and helping people stay independent.

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2. Speech and Language Therapist (SLT)

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What an SLT Does

• Helps people talk, understand language, and swallow safely.

• Works with children and adults.

• Makes a plan for each person.

• Gives therapy to improve speech, language, and swallowing.

• Works with families and other professionals.

Tasks

• Checks speech, language, voice, and swallowing.

• Plans therapy for each person.

• Gives therapy to improve talking, language, and swallowing.

• Helps with eating and drinking safely.

• Supports social communication skills.

• Works with families, teachers, and doctors.

• Keeps records of progress.

• Explains conditions and coping strategies.

Who They Help

• Children: speech or language delays, feeding problems, autism.

• Adults: problems after stroke, brain injury, aging, or illness.

Where They Work

• Hospitals

• Schools

• Care homes

• Community clinics

• Private practices

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Quiz Questions – SLT

1. What does SLT stand for?

2. Who can SLTs help?

3. Name one task an SLT does.

4. Where can SLTs work?

5. Why do SLTs work with families and teachers?

Answers – SLT

1. Speech and Language Therapist.

2. Children and adults with communication or swallowing problems.

3. Assess speech and language, make therapy plans, or give therapy.

4. Hospitals, schools, care homes, community clinics, private practices.

5. To support the patient and make therapy more effective.

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3. Strategic Health Facilitator

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What a Strategic Health Facilitator Does

• Helps people and organizations get good healthcare.

• Makes it easier for patients to see doctors, nurses, and therapists.

• Works to improve healthcare services.

• Can help people with learning disabilities get better care.

• Helps organizations plan and improve health programs.

Types

• Patient Facilitator: helps patients one-to-one.

• Practice Facilitator: helps clinics improve care.

• SHFs in Learning Disability Services: helps people with learning disabilities get good health checks and care.

Tasks

• Makes healthcare easier to use.

• Improves care quality.

• Helps organizations plan and succeed.

• Provides training and support.

• Works with the community.

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Quiz Questions – Strategic Health Facilitator

1. What does a Strategic Health Facilitator do?

2. Name one type of facilitator.

3. Who can SHFs help?

4. Why do they work with organizations?

5. What is one task of a patient facilitator?

Answers – Strategic Health Facilitator

1. Helps people and organizations get good healthcare.

2. Patient facilitator, practice facilitator, or SHF in learning disability services.

3. Patients, clinics, or people with learning disabilities.

4. To improve healthcare and patient outcomes.

5. Helps patients connect with doctors, nurses, or therapists.

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Slide Set 1: Physiotherapist

Slide 1 – Title
Physiotherapist / Physical Therapist
(Visual: person helping another stretch or exercise)

Slide 2 – What They Do

• Help people move and feel better.

• Treat injuries, diseases, and conditions of muscles, bones, nerves, heart, and lungs.

• Use exercises, massage, stretching, and heat/cold therapy.

Slide 3 – Tasks

• Check patient’s health, symptoms, and lifestyle.

• Make a treatment plan.

• Give therapy like exercises, massage, heat, or cold.

• Explain exercises and health tips.

• Work with injuries, surgeries, and long-term health issues.

Slide 4 – Benefits

• Help people move better.

• Reduce pain.

• Improve quality of life.

• Prevent illness and stay healthy.

Slide 5 – Quiz Questions

1. Who does a physiotherapist help?

2. Name two treatments a physiotherapist uses.

3. Why do physiotherapists teach exercises?

4. What problems can physiotherapists help with?

5. How does physiotherapy improve quality of life?

Slide 6 – Quiz Answers

1. People with injuries, diseases, or movement problems.

2. Massage, stretching, strength exercises, heat/cold therapy.

3. To manage symptoms and prevent future problems.

4. Muscle, bone, nerve, heart, lung problems; recovery after surgery; mobility issues.

5. Improves movement, reduces pain, helps independence.

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Slide Set 2: Speech and Language Therapist (SLT)

Slide 1 – Title
Speech and Language Therapist (SLT)
(Visual: therapist helping child speak, or adult reading with therapist)

Slide 2 – What They Do

• Help people talk, understand language, and swallow safely.

• Work with children and adults.

• Make a therapy plan.

• Teach exercises and coping strategies.

Slide 3 – Tasks

• Assess speech, language, voice, and swallowing.

• Plan therapy for each person.

• Give therapy to improve talking and swallowing.

• Help with social communication skills.

• Work with families, teachers, and doctors.

• Keep records of progress.

Slide 4 – Who They Help

• Children: speech/language delays, feeding problems, autism.

• Adults: after stroke, brain injury, aging, illness.

Slide 5 – Where They Work

• Hospitals

• Schools

• Care homes

• Community clinics

• Private practices

Slide 6 – Quiz Questions

1. What does SLT stand for?

2. Who can SLTs help?

3. Name one task an SLT does.

4. Where can SLTs work?

5. Why do SLTs work with families and teachers?

Slide 7 – Quiz Answers

1. Speech and Language Therapist.

2. Children and adults with communication or swallowing problems.

3. Assess speech/language, plan therapy, or give therapy.

4. Hospitals, schools, care homes, community clinics, private practices.

5. To support the patient and make therapy more effective.

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Slide Set 3: Strategic Health Facilitator (SHF)

Slide 1 – Title
Strategic Health Facilitator (SHF)
(Visual: facilitator helping patient or organizing healthcare info)

Slide 2 – What They Do

• Help people and organizations get good healthcare.

• Make it easier for patients to see doctors, nurses, and therapists.

• Improve healthcare services.

• Help people with learning disabilities access care.

Slide 3 – Types of SHFs

• Patient Facilitator: one-to-one help for patients.

• Practice Facilitator: helps clinics improve care.

• SHF in Learning Disability Services: improves health checks for people with LD.

Slide 4 – Tasks

• Make healthcare easier to use.

• Improve quality of care.

• Help organizations plan and succeed.

• Provide training and support.

• Work with the community.

Slide 5 – Quiz Questions

1. What does a Strategic Health Facilitator do?

2. Name one type of facilitator.

3. Who can SHFs help?

4. Why do they work with organizations?

5. What is one task of a patient facilitator?

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