… speech-language pathologists (SLPs) through the research base for expository intervention
and evidence-based decision making for clinical … evidence-based way for their own clinical …

… speech-language pathology. We describe how the validity framework could be integrated
into clinical … SLPs should collect different evidence to inform clinical decisions. The concept of …

… evidence is not strong or has ruled them out as irrelevant (eg, gag reflex, cervical auscultation),
the survey components were ambiguous (eg, whether speech and language … evidence …

… of poor speech, language, and/or educational outcomes. This review critically examined
the quality of evidence … Intervention setting Clinic Intervention that occurs in a speech-language …

… Research findings consistently suggest that speech and language therapists (SLTs) are
failing to draw effectively on research-based evidence to guide clinical practice. This study …

Purpose This study explored whether perceptions of evidence or organizational context
were associated with the use of external memory aids with residents with dementia in skilled …

… how speech–language pathology students develop clinical competence over a 12-month
period of varying clinical … quantitative evidence regarding competency development in speech–…

… based on best evidence for current management of acute … evidence related directly to
service delivery to patients with COVID-19. While the recommendations apply to speech-language …

… clinical speech-language pathology routines, and within different institutional contexts. In
order to develop evidence … process and outcome of speech-language pathology interventions, …

Purpose: Speech-language pathology (SLP) clinical self-efficacy is an individual’s confidence
in his or her ability to perform clinical tasks successfully. The primary aim of this study was …