Which type of group is NOT typically categorized within health care settings?

Educational groups are generally focused on imparting knowledge or skills to participants and are often conducted in academic settings or community programs rather than in health care environments. In contrast, functional groups, social groups, and task groups are frequently utilized in health care settings for therapeutic purposes.

Functional groups aim to enhance the client's abilities to perform daily activities, social groups provide opportunities for peer support and interaction, and task groups are designed to accomplish specific goals or projects that contribute to the client's rehabilitation or well-being. Each of these types has a direct application in facilitating occupational therapy interventions and enhancing client engagement, thus making them more common within health care contexts.