… This study examined the perceived competence of 337 speech-language pathologists (SLPs…
(CLD) clients within the United States. Results indicated comparable competence levels of …

… and their integration are assumed to be the result of acquiring sufficient knowledge and
skill in association with appropriate attitudes (eg, client centredness, integrity). Given the …

… of speech language pathology, in relation to the clients they serve. Next, this review will address
the American Speech Language … competence of its members. Finally, training in cultural …

… (ie, possessed the basic skills). Quality of supervision of new graduates and protected client
… both the graduating speech-language pathology students and their employers in this study. …

… direct clinical work with one child client in the on-campus clinic… exposure to adult clients
before their third-year placements. … to speech–language pathology practice with this client group. …

… Clients give information about the problem and what they … The field of speech–language
pathology represents this model … : to assess the communicative skills of the client, to diagnose …

… This document outlines standards for professional behavior with regard to several areas (eg,
client welfare, SLP competence level, public understanding of the profession). …

… Standards and implementation procedures for the certificate of clinical competence in
speech-language pathology. Rockville, MD: 2014. Retrieved on Sep 21, 2017http://www.asha.org/…

… Students reported that the program increased their communication skills, confidence and
skills for working with clients. The safe setting and real life experiences were considered to be …

… Most reports recommended individual intervention by a speechlanguage pathologist.
Recommendations were also made for gathering additional information or evaluating a client in …