Therapists 'regret' HSE's new Assessment of Need model for vulnerable children

Psychologists and therapists have railed against fresh moves by the HSE to introduce a new Assessment of Need (AON) model for children, two years after a row over the issue first blew up.

Therapists 'regret' HSE's new Assessment of Need model for vulnerable children

Psychologists and therapists have railed against fresh moves by the HSE to introduce a new Assessment of Need (AON) model for children, two years after a row over the issue first blew up.

The Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI), the Association of Occupational Therapists and the Irish Association of Speech and Language Therapists issued a joint statement outlining their "regret" that the HSE implemented new processes last month, and asked the HSE to pause that process.

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