… telepractice after the pandemic ends. In addition, the respondents considered telepractice to
be adequate for many clinical practices … to the use of telepractice concerned technological …

… The purpose of this article is to discuss our experience with the use of telepractice in following
a group of international patients with a specific genetic syndrome that requires specialized …

… This systematic review summarized and analyzed seven studies involving the use of
telepractice to deliver SLP services to 80 participants who stutter. Services delivered included …

… For most, their usual practice changed for telepractice. Many felt underprepared to use
telepractice and experienced numerous challenges mostly relating to technology and family …

… ) of swallowing is common clinical practice and creates another level of complexity for
telepractice. Inroads into the validation of an online clinical bedside assessment of swallowing …

… for telepractice as a service delivery method in the family and relationship services sector. It
describes the acceptability of telepractice … level of satisfaction for the use of telepractice as an …

… will use “telepractice” in the following sections. … use of telepractice in the United States. Prior
to the pandemic, a strong case could be made for widespread implementation of telepractice …

… 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. …

… clinically-acceptable inter-rater agreement of 80% to 100% between evaluators working in
the faceto-face and telepractice … assessment of dysarthria using telepractice was feasible and …

… the likelihood of using telepractice again. Service-related factors were more influential.
Participants chose to use telepractice as it saved travelling time (24.0%), was easy to use (19.3%)…