… provided by speech-language pathologist to patients of speech and language disorders.
This … In the present study, 9 (45%) participants had no preference for either mode of treatment …

… ) consisting of 15 questions pertaining to the SLPs' experience with laryngectomy patients;
their preferences among the speech rehabilitation methods of the electrolarynx, esophageal …

… While patients may not always comprehend the information presented, data on patient
preference support their desire to receive comprehensive information upfront from an …

… ’ preferences and practices with examination methods and measures that have research
support. A survey was sent to 300 speech-language pathologists, … Third, few examiner or patient …

… existing recommendation to tailor information to patient needs. Information tailoring relates to
… Findings from the current study reflect SLPs’ preference for the single term, aphasia, rather …

… Peter commented that in his clinical practice, “continuous reevaluation of the system introduced
is necessary,” yet “flexibility” in matching AAC tools to a patient's needs and preferences …

… (Persons with a SJ temperament tend to be realists who prefer organization and service.) …
of a preference for the SJ temperament in graduate speech-language pathology students. …

… from practicing speech language pathologists of Rawalpindi, … SLPs also prefer to see
patient for management of … preferences among Speech and Language pathologists in terms …

… As such, linguistic bias with a preference for standardized dialects is prevalent in the training
and practice of the speech-language pathology profession, resulting in discriminatory and …

… the Patient-Practitioner Orientation Scale (PPOS) to determine practitioners’ orientation …
preferences toward PCC [23]. Research using the PPOS reveals that clinicians not only prefer …