… , or at least suggested, the need for speech-language pathology therapy guidelines to be …
to manage swallowing and/or communication needs of people receiving palliative care. …

… number of speech-language pathologists also mentioned educating family members about
additional services relating to the immediate and/or pressing needs of specific people with …

… Deaf individuals who use American Sign Language (ASL) are rarely the focus of professionals
in speech-language pathology. Although society is widely thought of in terms of those …

… are important for speech-language pathologists to address in … that are relevant for people
with communication disorders, … paper concludes that speech-language pathologists need to …

… repetitive tasks enables speech-language pathologists to dedicate their time to those clinical
… Speech-language pathologists need coursework and clinical practica to be able to prepare …

… The content of the SLP education, and the need of further … responsibility of speech and
language pathologists (SLPs). … the speech and language pathology services for people with …

… speech-language pathology, and occupational therapy [1–7]. Speech-language pathologists
(… improving the communication of persons with communication disorders. SLPs focus on the …

… Speech-language pathologists use assessment information to … the need for referral to other
professionals, identify the need for … The responsibility for the welfare of those being served …

… suggests a need for speech-language pathologists to explore in … to be living successfully
as those who had moved beyond … One speech-language pathologist described those living …

… Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) have to learn new … in addressing the palliative care
needs of adults nearing the ends … , their ability to meet those needs and access the benefits of …