… underpinnings of speech, the speech disorders that can … a comprehensive resource for
clinical practice and research. … people with these disorders can present in clinical practice. …

… There is little doubt that in 10 years we will be struggling to manage the volume of data
accessible to us in our clinical practices and research. Data are not equivalent to value or …

… In our clinical practice, we have found that most children who have the ability to imitate
can be motivated and reinforced to do so. Children for whom these skills may not yet be …

… Measures of retention and/or transfer are critical in research and clinical practice because
performance during practice may be affected by factors that do not necessarily reflect learning (…

… When reading their descriptions of their medical practice, it is … dysarthria and apraxia of
speech continue to be published. … work will be the patients who have motor speech disorders. …

… clinical procedures have been developed for each area of disorder or diagnostic classification
within clinical practice… view of the relationship between speech and language has caused …

… clinical evaluations of developmental motor speech disorders. General aspects of clinical
focus … of perspective when evaluating children having developmental motor speech disorders. …

… In this chapter, the authors draw out some issues in the interpretation of a number of … with
in the work ahead. Finally, we review earlier use of ICF in motor speech disorders research and …

… of the clinical practices around their assessment and treatment, rest predominantly on studies
of speakers of English (and within those mainly American speakers) and structurally and …

… forces driving research, as well as clinical practice, in motor speech disorders. It seems
fair to say that the Mayo Clinic view of motor speech disorders, presented initially as a two‐paper …