… In an ideal world, treatments emerge, are validated through clinical trials, are disseminated
to avid consumers of clinical updates, and are applied seamlessly to those whose profiles fit …

… definitions because it recognizes that the knowledge base in speech-language pathology
does not yet allow clinicians to rely on the research literature to identify best practice for all …

… use of EBP in clinical practice. Speech-language pathologists identified the three major
components of EBP: client preferences, external evidence, and clinical experience as the most …

… language that clinicians may use to discuss clinical evidence as part of EBP in speech-language
pathology, … language used by authors to describe clinical evidence and its role in good …

… of these data revealed that the speech-language pathologists in this … The speech-language
pathologists in this study used … evidence-based sources of information to guide their clinical …

… -informed clinical practice in speech-language pathology. To address some of these questions,
the article explores previous research to provide suggestions for clinical administration, …

… Evidence-based practice is recommended for use not only by speech-language pathologists,
but also those involved with clinical decision-making in medicine (called evidencebased …

… evidence (PBE) to encourage clinical scientists to design, implement, and evaluate our own
clinical practices with high-quality evidence. … on augmenting clinical data with control data. …

… A total of 2,762 SLPs in 28 states participated in the online survey, 85% of whom reported
holding the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology credential. …

… As consumers of research, we may accept some findings based on tradition, authority, trial
and error, and logical reasoning (deductive and inductive). For a summary of these sources, …