… The professional role of speech-language pathologists is to ‘Participate in outcomes
measurement activities and use data to guide clinical decision making and determine effectiveness …

… decision and auditory-vocal reaction time, were part of a larger study of lexical processing in
children with specific language … repetition, and either visual decision or real word repetition. …

… Ehren raises three issues regarding the decision making that speech-language pathologists
… , because language plays a pervasive role in school learning, Ehren describes a language …

… about autonomous decision making by competent persons receiving medical care.[1] [2]
A growing literature focuses on the nuances of decision making for those with language and …

… (EBP) in the decision-making process is recognized by speech–language therapists (SLTs)
worldwide and as a result curricula for speech–language therapy students incorporated EBP …

… Finally, we outline the clinical decision-making process that we think … speech motor control,
and adhering to the principles of motor learning will lead us to good clinical decision making …

… Assessment is the systematic process of obtaining information and then using that information
to make a judgment or a decision about something. Speech-language pathologists use …

… collecting data from language experience questionnaires, language and speech samples, …
Following our converging evidence approach for clinical decision making, we first weigh all …

… The majority of participants (70%; n = 331) indicated that the desire to work in a helping
profession most directly affected their decision to become a speech-language pathologist or …

… Guidance for clinical decision making can be found in the ethical principles that underlie
our professional Code of Ethics and ultimately support EBP. These are the principles of …