When It Is Used
SCOPE is used when a practitioner needs to screen pediatric participation in daily occupations and identify strengths and concerns that can guide next-step assessment or intervention.
SCOPE Pediatric Participation Profile
SCOPE is a practitioner-facing MOHO pediatric participation screening tool for occupational therapy practitioners screening children whose daily occupational participation may be limited or at risk. It helps the practitioner organize participation strengths, limitations, and areas of concern into a baseline profile for next-step planning.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Baseline Use
A completed SCOPE screen can be retained as a baseline and compared with later screening information.
Important Limits
The product must not create unsupported SCOPE domains, rating scales, scores, developmental conclusions, or intervention recommendations.
Is SCOPE completed by the child or caregiver online?
No. The supplied specification defines a practitioner-facing screen; child or caregiver input may inform the assessment but is not a separate product flow.
Does the demo score SCOPE?
No. Exact scoring and rating rules are unresolved, so the demo only shows supported profile organization and partial-state handling.
Can I use sample pediatric data in the public demo?
Yes. The demo uses fictional, non-identifying sample content and does not require real child or caregiver information.
What is saved after exploration?
The SCOPE tool itself is saved as a fixed screening tool; demo child records and sample screening entries are not saved as real client data.