… _____ Interdisciplinary: Team members, including the family, provide services independent
of one another with shared and equal decision-making ability. These teams often utilize a …

… share the family computer.” In other households, there were many family members using the
… One participant reported, “There were five family members using the internet throughout the …

… recognised to directly affect the health and wellbeing of family members of people with
aphasia (PWA). For example, family members face potential changes in roles, interactions and …

… Education was provided less often to family members and friends of the client and nursing …
communication difficulties to both the client and family members and friends for the majority of …

… are considered by speech-language pathologists. More importantly, … was to understand
speech-language pathology practice in … Family members were sometimes invited to participate in …

… We have seen a surge in AAC language… family members seem to be more comfortable
asking questions and more willing to run the session with the instruction and direction from the …

… The importance of family collaboration was also discussed as participants reported that
family members advocated for initiation of AAC trials and collaborated with SLPs to personalize …

… by family members. Several SLPs stated they require signed waivers from family members of
patients … Speech-language pathologists might reasonably feel pressured to comply with an …

… and toddlers, the primary interventionist may be a family member and the SLP is the
consultant. Collaboration with informants such as families, teachers, nurses, and doctors should …

… likely to be receiving speech-language pathology services than children with an isolated
or concomitant speech sound disorder. However, language rather than speech was linked to …