… (a) access of residents and speech-language pathologists (SLPs) of rural Australia to …
the use of ICT for delivery of speech-language pathology services. Both studies used mail out …

… has limited literature on health care disparities specifically related to rural-living residents;
therefore, this study is novel and may lead to future inquiry not only at the state level but also …

… The potential of IT & T to improve access to services for rural and remote residents and
other underserved populations is well recognised. (For example, see ASHA, 1988, 1991; …

… and rural healthcare services.2, 3, 11, 12 The results from this study may inform ways to
optimize geographic access to laryngology and speech-language pathology … In conclusion, rural-…

… speech pathologist, ‘speech therapist’ (n = 179, 86.5%) and ‘… in our study who accessed
speech pathology did so by face-to-face … residents and the awareness and knowledge of speech …

… disadvantaged residents and reduced access to health care services for those living in …
and contexts of graduates from the rural speech and language pathology course. The survey …

… to access paediatric speech pathology services in rural and … access in an attempt to maximize
the effectiveness of sparse … local residents’ negative experiences of their ability to access …

… of speech-language pathologists (SLPs) in rural communities. … School districts in rural areas
(less than 2,500 residents) and … and improving student access to speech-language services. …

… to accessing hearing assessments for Australian children from the perspective of speech-language
pathologists (SLPs), comparing access in metropolitan, regional, and rural areas. …

… Rural residents have less access to speech pathology compared to peers in major cities
as … of Australian speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are primarily employed in rural and …