… speech-language pathologists’ implementation of two aphasia recommended management
… intervention as perceived by the speech-language pathologists who participated in a pilot …

… This is typical of speech-language pathology sub-management within Northern Ireland. …
impairment, but also had some element of management within their job role (eg developing care …

… The interprofessional collaboration between nurses and speech-language pathologists
working with patients diagnosed with dysphagia in skilled nursing facilities. Journal of Nursing …

… Therefore, careful consideration of telepractice/teletraining as a platform to deliver speech-language
pathology and audiology services in the advent of COVID-19 (and beyond), with its …

Counseling in the field of communication disorders is an essential dimension of
professional practice, but just what it entails is often a bit of a mystery. Counseling in Speech-Language …

… by Audiologists and Speech language pathologists are difficulty handling paediatric population,
lack of evidence-based tele-resources, and difficulty in evaluation & management of the …

… Parents/caregivers are essential members of the management team. Depending upon
the setting, other team members may include therapists (eg, speech-language pathologists [SLPs]…

… in the assessment and management of voice, resonance and motor speech disorders. The
… not allow us to provide guidance to speech language pathologists about the relative risk of …

… The purpose of this study was to obtain information about speech-language pathologists'
(SLPs') clinical practices and decision making for this population to understand what practices …

… Although speech-language pathologists do not treat sleep disturbance, we play a critical …
The fact that sleep matters is not news to any practicing speech-language pathologist (SLP). …