… This paper surveys speech and language therapists’ (SLTs) views of their training, practice
and maintenance of transcription in order to investigate the posited theory/practice gap and …

… How speech and language therapists … language therapy for aphasia following stroke
demonstrates effectiveness of speech and language therapy compared to no speech and language …

… Few studies have explored clinician-client relationships in speech-language treatment
for … clinician-client relationships and their views have yet to be considered in the speech-language …

… the impact of clinicians on speech-language therapy outcomes as … view to include the role
of common factors in research studies also has face validity. Most speech-language clinicians …

… views and perceptions of their pre-school children’s speech and language difficulties and the
speech and language therapy (… between therapists’ and parents’ perceptions of the therapy …

… eld of speech and language therapy have set out to consult children directly for their views,
and these indicate the value of doing so. Schiller (1977) reported that clinicians had negative …

… dressed in aphasia interventions, we need to gain an insight into what speech and language
therapists think about quality of life and what they do about it in their practice. In this study, …

… Other barriers preventing successful implementation of evidence-based practice by speech
and language therapy (SLT) practitioners include insufficient time to read research and …

… , including speech and language therapy assessment and … part of the suite of service
delivery options for all clinicians. … represents the views only of those clinicians who participated …

… & language therapists. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, 21, 1142–1150. … and
language therapy provision for people with Parkinson’s disease in the United Kingdom: therapists’ …