… ■ Help improve patient/client access to speech-language pathology services by creating a
… These shortages impede the ability of individuals with communication and related disorders …

… The S-LP does not evaluate her language or speech abilities at this time because of … .) in
speech-language pathology requires us to hold the interests of our clients paramount. Inherent …

… language, written language skills, and literacy abilities will be … range of speech, language,
and communication abilities and … important to the client was being able to have access to his …

… speech-language pathologists and behavior therapists changes as the client ages, the
most frequently indicated challenges included acquisition of vocational skills, ability to be …

… For some diagnostic categories, the research literature in speech-language pathology does
not provide any usable data concerning the best treatment approach. For many clients, the …

… When treatment is initiated with new clients, most speech-language pathologists … her son
and the speech-language pathologist, and the parents were better able to join and engage their …

… ability to signal and understand linguistic contrasts and emotions. For this study, we surveyed
245 Speech-Language Pathologists (… impacted a client’s intelligibility and ability to express …

… , the ability of these factors to predict the clinical success of speech-language pathology (SLP) …
process and handle any problems that may arise within the client–clinician relationship. …

… rate for the audiologists as compared to the speech-language pathologists. This may have
affected the ability to make comparisons between the groups and draw conclusions about …

… competencies that speech-language pathologists should be able to demonstrate at … client
groups—this specification occurs during university education. Speech-language pathologists …