… were novel and unique to telepractice. We recommend that clinicians and parents
collaboratively decide on tasks and responsibilities to avoid burdening parents, and that they weigh …

… clinic/telepractice model as effective as the traditional clinical model in effecting parent and
child … on the assumption that parents will feel at ease interacting with their child in their home …

… with children, parents and clinicians felt that telepractice … spontaneous interactions between
children as would typically … that clinicians were not offering group therapy for children at the …

… students’ and parents’ perceptions of telepractice efficacy and … practice vs telepractice). We
also identified factors that affect … telepractice studies, which have largely focused on clinicians…

… Secondary aims were to evaluate clinician and parent satisfaction with the telepractice model.
These findings will have high relevance for clinicians working with children with PFDs who …

… ) defines telepractice as the: “… clinician to client/patient or clinician to clinician for assessment,
intervention and/or consultation” (ASHA, Citation2016). In this study, the term telepractice …

… factors that contributed to development of positive clinician attitudes towards telepractice. …
for promoting outcomes for children. Children whose parents attend telepractice sessions with …

… rapport and engage children. The clinicians also pointed out that parents were more likely …
It may be necessary for the clinicians to help parents prepare for telepractice in advance, such …

… , and (e) parent and child outcomes. To address this need and … the rigor of telepractice-based
parent-implemented language and … pathologists providing clinical services via telepractice: …

… with children who have ASD is a major impediment in less affluent countries. Perhaps
telepractice courses for clinicians developed internationally could help overcome this deficit. …