… well as recommendations for the selection of appropriate personal protective equipment
and augmentative and alternative communication equipment in the acute care hospital setting. …

… Usually an interdisciplinary team, including a speech-language pathologist (SLP), is formed
… as hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation hospitals, and long-term care hospitals. …

… Incorporating a training module for working with a paediatric caseload, students from
nursing, social work, physiotherapy, speech pathology and occupational therapy have been …

… assessments alone would qualify an individual for speech-language pathology services,
health care–based participants agreed significantly more often than school-based participants, …

… I think if hospital speech therapists could understand what it's like day to day working in
community health, there'd be a lot more referrals and a lot less stress on the hospital system in …

… of speech therapy services. The data provide indications that these members of the
interdisciplinary acute care hospital team value speechlanguage pathologists and the therapy they …

… and benefits for early speech-language pathologist (SLP) consultation for … care, improved
interactions with medical staff and family, and decreasing delirium risks. Additionally, early SLP …

… for SLPs working in palliative care: I think SPA (Speech Pathology Australia) is the way to …
by SPA…I don’t see why palliative care guidelines would or should be any different. I think …

… care for patients with stroke, and for a wide range of communication disabilities. Notably, the
role of the speech language pathologist (SLP) … in many acute care hospitals. Moreover, most …

… The purpose of this study was to describe national ICU access to speech pathology (SP) …
This is the first study to report on provision of speech pathology (SP) services across ICUs in …