An interest in participation | I usually prioritise being there. I have heard from several colleagues that they sometimes are present over the phone. And, it might make a little difference. Because I think that you get together, that you observe, that creates another dialogue, another meeting, between us and the professionals. |
It is clear from our side what to do in this part. Then, like, we let go and hand over to them. | |
The high workload | Due to our workload, sometimes we might have to prioritise things that can be done in an easier way. |
What happens is that the children get there on a medical check-up, and maybe a psychology screening. And so the youth in my case says lots of things like that “yes but I feel pain in my knee” or whatever and then the CPT make a referral to the health care in the region (…) me as a referral investigator is then expected to be in the heart of things, because then they send a care summon if they send an internal referral to.. well some physiotherapist or whatever we confirmed at this health examination. And then it is assumed that it is me as a referral investigator who will convey this appointment. Not the legal guardians, which can… feel a bit cumbersome, when you are a referral investigator. | |
It works well, it is just the small things that do not... I mean, of course it is difficult to book appointments whenever you need one. |