… to outcome measurement suitable for all patients receiving speech and language therapy. …
services are typical for the purposes of providing speech and language therapy. Twenty-five …

… and language therapy delivered by speech and language therapists was a more effective
model of intervention for this clinical group with severe speech and language impairment. …

… via speech and language therapist assistants. Professional … the outcomes and costs of
intervention delivered by speech and language therapists versus speech and language therapist …

… Here, we correlated therapy parameters with language outcomes. In the second review,
we included a broader range of protocols, in order to select studies where either dosage (N …

… disorders the evidence base is limited, but evidence from studies in this review suggests
that the effect of speech and language therapy interventions on language outcomes for this …

… of outcomes in speech and language therapy (SLT) using the therapy outcome measure (…
(dysphonia) comparing outcomes of seven separate speech and language therapy services. …

… The primary outcome measure was the Aphasia Quotient (AQ) and a measure of communicative
efficiency (DA) at therapy completion. Outcomes were measured at baseline, therapy …

… more therapy per week for fewer weeks than a distributed schedule. Therapy following a
scaffolded-language … Results indicate positive outcomes following both a concentrated and …

… with persistent language impairment. This therapy had been delivered to a predetermined
schedule by speech and language therapists or speech and language therapy assistants to …

… The Therapy Outcome Measure (TOM) allows therapists to describe the relative abilities …
therapists, speech and language therapists, rehabilitation nurses and hearing therapists. It aims …