… no room for the expression of patient preferences. Yet it is clear that patient preferences
exert an influence in most healthcare interventions: patients do not take medicines according to …

… Preferences for patient-centeredness is an important indicator in healthcare service delivery.
… This study investigated speech-language pathologists’ (SLPs) preferences for patient-…

… Focusing on Speech-Language Pathology and/or Audiology (SLP/A) this study aimed to (i)
measure student preferences towards PCC using the modified Patient-Practitioner …

… aspect of speech-language pathology and audiology (SLP/A) service delivery. This study
aimed to (i) identify preferences toward PCC; (ii) determine predictors of these preferences; …

… CE and training must reflect SLPs' daily practice, learning needs, and preferences, which
includes the provision of knowledge and skills about different patient populations and clinical …

… to undergraduate students regarding decidedness on the career of speech-language
pathology, one regarding patient age preference and one regarding preferred facility choice. …

… of speech language pathology; however, definitions, evidence-based best practices, and
client/patient outcomes of counseling in speech-language … focusing on patient preferences for …

… ’s presumed wishes in their decision was not mentioned in statements for this theme,
distinguishing it from the first theme in which the family is implementing the patient’s preferences. …

… The SLP may consider the patient's cognitive-linguistic status and additional factors such
as motor movement access or patient preference. The SLP can (1) identify and train strategies …

… -centered approaches are a key principle of care, Ratner [15] suggested that speech-language
pathologists and audiologists clinically understand the disorder, but are further behind in …