… used by SLPs within therapeutic interactions, such as … The PPOS was originally designed
for medical environments, … to speech-language pathologist, medical modified to speech-…

… Factors identified in this study were interpersonal skills, such as personal traits and interactive
skills; professional skills such as skills required for service provision and management of …

… Contextual Factors play crucial roles in the language learning process by interacting with …
Use of this framework as a clinical tool in speech-language pathology is encouraged, as it …

… (medical model), to being the effect of social discrimination and exclusion (social model), to
being the result of an interaction … and medical experts (such as speech-language pathologists…

… for many speech-language pathologists. The compilation of articles for this clinical forum
requires … such an approach ignores the reciprocity between language and social interaction. …

… Inevitably, a SLP will seek to replicate the FTF interaction with a client and, in doing so, will
… able to be used across a range of clinical interactions is difficult to make at present. Ultimately…

… in speech-language pathology. This fourth edition of the PocketGuide to treatment procedures
is designed for clinical … and caregiverintervention to help them interact effectively with the …

… The simulated clinical placement reported in this study was designed to support foundation
clinical learning of speech-language pathology students in the first stage of their clinical …

… using the Clinical Interaction Analysis System (CIAS). The … clinicians tended to respond to
unacceptable responses in a characteristic manner. There was a strong tendency for clinicians …

… disability as a dynamic interaction between a person's health … for speech-language pathologists
to address in their clinical … are important for speech-language pathologists to consider. …