… A majority of respondents who worked in hospital, residential health care, or nonresidential
… injuries, apraxia of speech, and dysarthria. Sixty percent of hospitalemployed SLPs regularly …

… of 35 speech–language therapists (SLTs) from four hospitals … This belief that goal-setting was
largely incompatible with the … goal-setting would be around the time we do formal language …

… Although the therapeutic setting was sometimes offered as the reason for using a functional
approach (eg, “I think in rehab it's all about function”), some speech-language pathologists …

… speech-language pathologists in hospital-based SNFs may float between units in a single
hospital … be collected by setting up mechanisms for speech-language pathologists to directly …

… setting?” Again, there is a certain professional demeanor and use of language that is expected
in a clinical setting. … and hearing clinic and be transplanted into a rehabilitation hospital in …

… to clarify the role and scope of speech–language pathologists (SLPs) within paediatric …
speech–language pathology’s scope of practice within the paediatric palliative care setting. …

… As an example, working in an inpatient rehabilitation/hospital setting may require higher
productivity rates, yielding less time to examine best practice, yet these SLPs were more likely to …

… Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and audiologists are uniquely educated and … with
communication vulnerabilities: those with speech, language, hearing, vision and cognitive …

… This project investigated the current use of SLEs in Australian speech-language pathology
curricula, and the potential future applications of SLEs to the clinical education curricula …

… This education needs to begin in the acute care hospital setting at the time of injury. Many
of these individuals may be discharged from the emergency room without a diagnosis of MTBI, …