Category: Category 4
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Most therapists settle into a documentation format early in their career and never look at the alternatives again. That’s fine until you switch settings, pick up a supervisory role, or just want your notes to take less time. Here’s what actually separates the three most common formats. PIRP Problem, Intervention, Response, Plan. PIRP leads with…
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Speech-language pathologists often carry some of the highest caseloads of any clinical role in a school or clinic setting, which makes documentation speed a real constraint, not just a preference. Goal tracking that doesn’t require flipping pages If a student is working on three articulation goals and two language goals, the notebook should let you…