Table 6.
Goal | NIH BCC description1 | BIO-MUSE strategies |
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Goal 1: Ensure participant comprehension.Goal 2: Ensure participant ability to use cognitive skills.Goal 3: Ensure participant ability to perform behavioral skills. | Ensure that participants understand information provided during study sessions, especially when participants may be cognitively compromised, have a low level of literacy/education, or may not be proficient in English.Ensure that participants can use the cognitive skills taught in the intervention.Make sure that participants can use the behavioral skills taught in the intervention. |
Assess comprehension: Providers use active listening, active questioning, and behavioral observation to assess participant comprehension and ability to use music play strategies. Session planning sheet: Providers and parents establish areas of needs and focus at the start of each session. Parent education: Together, providers and parents review music play strategies (including tip sheets) and identify at-home implementation strategies. Provider fieldnote & Likert Scales: Providers complete Likert-type scales and provide a narrative entry to document parent and child involvement, understanding, and ability to use content during sessions. |
Document independent use: Provider documents parent-reported use of play materials between study sessions (frequency, duration, how materials were used), as well as barriers and facilitators for use. |