… clinicians in the acute care settings to be focused on the current needs of a given patient
under our care, the actions of an acute care SLP ripple across the continuum of SLP services. …

… Notably, the role of the speech language pathologist (SLP) in … -vocal patients in the acute
care setting. We now have more … of communication disability in the acute care of older adults …

… the impact of training student nurses (SNs) in acute and critical care on the use of AAC with
regard to confidence levels and likelihood of implementation of AAC by SNs in acute care. …

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

… 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 …

… in the acute care setting are found in both nursing and speechlanguage pathology (S-LP) …
working with acute care patients with communication needs may be lacking. For years, …

… Emergency depart- ments in acute care hospitals diagnose and initiate treatment of acute …
Many acute care hospitals function like freestanding municipalities because they require large, …

… The role of the speech-language pathologist in the acute care setting has been debated
in … communication difficulties in the hospital setting is that acute care speech-language …

… Medical Center as part of the SPEACS-2 intervention. These cases highlight communication
problems typically experienced by older adults in acute and critical care settings … critical care …

… Paediatric patients with critical illness in the intensive care unit (ICU), particularly those
requiring mechanical ventilation, are at risk for negative neurological outcomes, including …