… to be discharged from voice therapy. The aim of the present study was to determine what
factors speech-language pathologists (SLPs) deem most important when discharging a patient …

… of speech-language pathology, suggests that the discharge process … speech-language
pathologists are obviously concerned with service level issues, discharge criteria, and discharge …

… speech-language pathologists (SLPs) when ending therapy, in this case focusing on children's
speech and language … level issues, discharge criteria and discharge planning from her …

… the process speech-language pathologists use to discharge … greater number of speech-language
pathologist s is required … and intensity of intervention, discharge criteria, and the …

… discharge criteria from various speech-language pathology … of practice for speech-language
pathologists, the expected … Professions of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology ( …

… included questions on the discharge criteria that speech pathologists use Greener, 1998; …
that a speech/ language pathologist must face concerns decisions to discharge patients from …

… 17) able to be discharged with no further need for speech-pathology services, while 17.6%
(… of strict referral or triage criteria, detailed clinical guidelines including mandatory co-location …

… speech-language pathologists, 21 people with aphasia and 16 family members. This paper
aims to help speech-language pathologists … clients with aphasia at discharge and how this is …

… Guidance was based on the most recent and relevant COVID-19 clinical practice guidelines
… hospital or ICU training may facilitate rehabilitation, discharge pathways, long-term care, …

… criteria, being either a category 2 (medium priority) or category 3 (low priority). Then for all
patients attending the service, the speech-language pathologist … (1) Patient is discharged from …