… Our approach resulted in some differences in the subjects invited to participate in this study
across the three cities. In E1 and S2, respondents were speech and language therapists …

… It is noticeable that there are differences in categorizations between the three cities. Also
that the distinction made by LEAs are not reflected in the SLT caseload reporting (see below). …

… suspected language disorder. Information was obtained from speech-language pathologists
… districts across one of the moderately largest cities affected by sociospatial polarization. The …

… /indirect versus individual/group therapy) together with a control … speech and language
therapy and served as a comparator for the economic analysis. All postintervention language …

… once experienced only in the large cities of the world are now … trained speech and language
therapy assistants, rather than by interpreters unfamiliar with speech and language therapy, …

… Students with language deficiencies as severe as those in this study require both
considerable time in direct instruction from a speech-language pathologist and classroom-based …

… Differences In use rates across small areas were tested using t tests. The data … area differences
were for hospital Inpatient days and surgical procedures. Pattern-of-treatment differences …

… Families from small towns and rural and remote areas appear to travel further and have
fewer options for intervention than those from large or capital cities, “Our nearest city (600 km) …

… of major speech-language pathology … the city, however, both English and French are
widely spoken as native languages by monolingual and bilingual speakers of all ages. A third …

… In Australia, as in other parts of the world, access to speech– language pathology services …
lives along an extensive coastline and in major cities, 31% live in regional areas and a further …