… and include SLPs working in health care–based work settings. The first author has extensive
clinical experience in a variety of health care–based work settings (eg, Early Intervention, …

… theme, was that creating communicatively accessible healthcare settings would benefit all
people needing to access healthcare services. Participants perceived people would benefit in …

… in medical speech-language pathology because we too influence the health, well-being,
and quality of life of those we serve. The Code of Ethics of the American Speech-Language-…

… The current research sought to identify the types of informal learning speech-language
pathologists (SLPs) working in healthcare settings engage in as well as SLPs' motivations for …

… medical conditions,(b) recent health conditions or interventions,(c) language or cultural
differences with health care providers, and (d) limited health … across health care settings. Chapter …

… often face in accessing healthcare services, it has become … as what speech-language
pathology and medical education can … care, inpatient rehabilitation, and long-term care settings …

… More than 50% of the clinicians indicated that they have been practicing speech pathology
… health care facility) and fewer worked either as private practitioners or in both types of settings…

… Of the 132 SLPs who responded, 81 were employed in health care settings and 51 … health
care settings. The respondents averaged 11.9 years in the field of speech-language pathology …

… The purpose of this study was to use focus groups to explore the different perspectives that
nursing staff, SLPs and DHs have regarding oral care provision in long-term care settings …

… that language and sign language interpreters, translators, speech-language pathologists,
audiologists, and professional chaplains are critically needed in health care settings and that …