… SLPs’ beliefs and attitudes towards telepractice may be related to their uncertainty around
… to conduct telepractice services. Acceptance and sustainability of a telepractice service may …

… Overall, results of the review continue to support the use of telepractice as an appropriate
service … settings are still needed to definitively determine effectiveness of telepractice services. …

… Telehealth for dysphagia across the life span: Using contemporary evidence and
expertise to guide clinical practice during and after COVID-19.American Journal of Speech-Language …

… and will use “telepractice” in the following sections. Telepractice services can be provided
via … Until this year, SLPs were unable to provide telepractice services under Medicare rules, …

… telepractice a durable, effective and efficient service delivery model. The management of
the work environment (eg, access to confidential, calm and closed premises), the provision of …

… telepractice as simply a COVID-19 “interim-care solution”. Rather, we encourage clinicians,
services, … ”, where traditional dysphagia services are combined with telepractice models, to …

… of a telepractice model for clinical swallowing assessment. The model enhanced service
efficiencies through reduced patient waiting times, time savings for clinicians through reduced …

… and risks of telepractice as a service delivery model is still emerging in the family and
relationship services sector. For this reason, this paper will focus on telepractice services outside of …

… The benefits of telepractice include increased access to services, … of telepractice, it has been
noted throughout the literature that routine clinical uptake and use of telepractice services is …

… Telepractice is an emerging area of service delivery in speech-language pathology that is
likely to become an integral part of mainstream practice in the … is common clinical practice and …