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Clinical Education Handbooks


Handbook Appendices

Appendix A – Coursework and Expectations

A1 Course Outlines

Class of 2024

A1.1-SLP1500Y – Initial Internship

A1.2-SLP1507H – Clinical Skills Laboratory In Speech-Language Pathology

A1.3 SLP1508Y – Advanced Clinical Laboratory in Speech-Language Pathology

A1.4-SLP-2500Y-Advanced-Internship

A1.5 SLP1532H-Clinical Laboratory in Hearing Disorders 

 

Class of 2025

A1.1-SLP-1500Y Internship 

A2 Recommended Course Schedules

A2.1-SLP-1500Y-Recommended-Course-Schedule
A2.3-SLP1508Y-Recommended-Course-Schedule
A2.4 SLP2500Y – Recommended Course Schedules

SLP1507 and SLP1532 are asynchronous courses, follow the course outline to schedule the completion of assignments and minimum expectations.

A3 Curriculum Map

A3.1 MHSc Curriculum Map

Appendix B – Planning Documents

B1.1 Internship Practicum Contract – One-site
B1.2 Internship Practicum Contract-Two site
B1.3 Background Questionnaire
B1.4 Student Clinical and Professional Development Goals

Appendix C – Assessment Forms

C1 Summative Feedback

C1.1 Feedback Log
C1.2 Learning Conference Form

C2 Midterm and Final Assessment

Clinical Educators will now use the InPlace online assessment form for student performance assessment.
C2.1 Explanation of the Assessment of Student Performance in a Placement

Appendix D – Hours Requirements and Tracking

D1.1 General Guidelines for Clinical Activities in Practicum Courses
D1.2  For Reference: Program Summary of Clinical Hours Form

Appendix E – Embedded Placement Activities

E1 Teaching Clinics

E1.1 Teaching Clinic Ground Rules
E1.2 Release of Video Recordings or Audio Recordings for Teaching Purposes
E1.3 Instructions for the preparation of video recordings

E2 Interprofessional Education (IPE) Component in a Clinical Placement – Flexible Model Activities

E2.1 Flexible Model Activity 1: Shadowing and/or Interviewing Team Members
E2.2 Flexible Model Activity 2: Analyzing Interprofessional Interactions of Team Members
E2.3 Flexible Activity 3: Collaborating with Team Members

E3 Supplemental Placements

E3.1 2021-2022 Supplemental Placement Assessment Form

Word Version of the Form: 2021-2022 Supplemental Placement-Assessment Form

E4 Guided Observation Activities

E4.1 Guided Observation Form – Child
E4.2 Guided-Observation-Form-Adult

Appendix F – Health and Immunization Requirements and Forms

https://slp.utoronto.ca/current-students/immunization-forms/
This form is managed through the offices of the Graduate Coordinator and Student Affairs Assistant. Students may need to distribute these forms as requested by placement sites several times over the course of the two year program, they are asked to make multiple copies to have at the ready before submitting the original to U of T.

Appendix G – Student Support Services – Partial Funding Reimbursement

G1.1 Partial Funding Reimbursement Forms (excel)
G1.2 Travel Journal

G.1.3 Departmental OSOTF Award Application 2022-23_fillable (002)

Appendix H – Insurance – Accident or Injury while on placement

Declaration Forms

H1.1 Declaration-of-Understanding – Student

H1.2 Declaration of Understanding – Placement Site

COVID – 19 Insurance Updates Placements

The University’s general liability insurance remains in place and we have no exclusion for liability arising out of communicable disease. The Ministry of Colleges and Universities has confirmed that their workplace insurance coverage for unpaid placement continues for students during the COVID-19 pandemic and covers both students working remotely and in person.

In the Event of an Injury while on Placement – The Placement Site

In the event that a Student incurs a workplace injury or illness while in the course of the Placement, the Placement Site will immediately notify the University’s Placement Coordinator and will work with the University to complete the appropriate WSIB (or Chubb Insurance) claim form(s). For a COVID-19 claim to be allowed, evidence must show that the student’s risk of contracting the disease through their placement is greater than the risk to which the public at large is exposed and that work significantly contributed to the student’s illness.

The Placement Employer has three days after learning of a placement incident to inform the University that the incident occurred. Please contact slp.clinicalaffairs@utoronto.ca and cc the UofT course instructor. You will be guided to complete the H2.1 Letter of Authorization to Represent Employer, a claim form (as per the Guidelines for Workplace Insurance for Postsecondary Students of Publicly Assisted Institutions on Unpaid Work Placements) and an accident report (H2.2 U of T Accident Report). The three completed forms will be submitted to placements@utoronto.ca.