Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) who work with the pediatric population, regardless of
setting—home-based, early intervention center, hospital, or school—are more likely than not …

As the number of speech-language pathologists (SLPs) responsible for swallowing and
feeding services in the educational setting increases, guidance informing this specialized …

Over the past two decades, the number of children who have dysphagia attending public
schools has increased significantly. Because more students with special needs are requiring …

Increasing numbers of medically complex children are being referred to preschool programs
managed by the public school systems. Public school speech-language pathologists have …

Purpose Evaluation and treatment of pediatric dysphagia, swallowing difficulties occurring
during childhood, is in the speech-language pathologists'(SLPs) scope of practice; however …

Speech-language pathologists in schools have found their roles expanding in recent years
to include identification, evaluation, and management of students with feeding and …

Purpose Although provision of dysphagia services is within the scope of practice of speech-
language pathologists (SLPs), little is known about the perspectives of school-based SLPs …

Purpose This article reviews population trends and general characteristics of children with
dysphagia in schools, provides an overview of dysphagia teams and the roles of the speech …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to examine academic preparation in pediatric
swallowing and feeding, specifically, how speech-language pathology graduate programs …

Introduction Many more children are surviving premature birth and complex medical
diagnoses than in the past. Children with autism and genetic disorders are being diagnosed …