Purpose: High demand for speech-language pathology services is reflected in long waiting
lists. Waiting can be active or passive and has implications for stakeholders, including …

Background: Many people with communication disorders wait for speech-language
pathology services. Children may miss out on timely intervention and families may feel …

Background Waiting lists occur when the availability of speech-language pathology services
does not meet the demand. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) commonly manage …

Purpose: Children sometimes wait 12 months or longer to access speech-language
pathology services. Information on websites may support families' active waiting for speech …

Background, aims and objectives: This study aimed to compare the perception of barriers to
service delivery among speech-language pathologists (SLPs) in Canada and Australia and …

As the speech-language pathology (SLP) profession matures and evolves, there will
continue to be an ongoing need for practice change. Practice change has many drivers …

Background: Research into recruitment, retention and return of speech and language
therapists in the National Health Service (NHS) is relatively limited, particularly in respect of …

Purpose Health funding provisions supported by governments are pivotal for families
accessing independent speech-language pathology services in Australia. Little is known of …

Purpose: To compare children's speech, language and early literacy outcomes, and
caregivers' empowerment and satisfaction following provision of 12 sessions of direct …

Purpose: This study profiled the demographic characteristics and practice patterns of speech-
language pathologists working with older Australians to inform future workforce planning …