Given the growing professional interest of speech-language pathologists (SLP) in global
development work and the opportunities for minority world health providers to use their skills …

Speech-language pathologists experience ethical dilemmas as they fulfil their professional
roles and responsibilities. Previous research findings indicated that speech-language …

Introduction This scoping review outlines the literature findings that relate to global
citizenship and the interconnection between social justice among health professionals …

Purpose Credible information on the numbers of people in Majority World countries who
have communication and swallowing disorders does not seem to exist; however, there is …

Developed with a strong awareness of past injustices, South Africa's progressive constitution
emphasises a full spectrum of human rights. While the constitution celebrates many …

This article argues that domestic cross-cultural and international work are linked, even
though the two arenas of practice usually are discussed separately in the speech-language …

Background: Speech pathologists are confronted by ethical issues when they need to make
decisions about client care, address team conflict, and fulfil the range of duties and …

Ethical codes such as CASLPA's Canon of Ethics ensure that clients' rights are protected
over and above what is simply prescribed by law. However, ethical dilemmas often arise in …

International opportunities for speech language pathologists and audiologists are on the
rise. Opportunities range from single trips offering clinical services to long-term commitments …

The World Health Organization's (WHO) International Classification of Functioning,
Disability, and Health (ICF) is a tool that was developed to improve the functional health of …