Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a well-established framework for supporting clinical decision
making in the discipline of speech-language pathology. The benefits of using evidence to …

… , there is a ready understanding of the power of language, and a strong awareness of the …
” and “verbal group” describe language units described in more traditional grammars as “noun …

… speech-language pathologists. Qualitative research complements other forms of research in
the field and has prompted new theoretical understandings… to our traditionally scientific field …

… They emphasized understanding the cultural context of practice, building and calling upon
… Typical child assessment situations and classroom situations involve question and answer …

… Abstract: As a profession, speech-language pathology (SLP) … SLP clinical practice in its
traditional form has an individual … a gateway to understanding inequitable professional practices. …

… for speech-language pathologists; that it is no longer characterized by the hills and valleys of
inequitable power dynamics traditionally … that have come from this understanding (eg, Byng, …

… The traditional framing of speech-language pathologists, … -clinicians holding identities
traditionally marginalized in the field… the speech-language pathologist’s education, understanding, …

… the field of speech–language pathology is an understanding of how the ways speech–language …
Traditionally, the stereotyped ‘Suzie speech pathologist’ has at best been perceived as …

… of understanding diversity to … traditionally in a given country. A systematic review of the
literature was undertaken with regard to religion and spirituality and speech-language pathology. …

… be reasonably expected from traditional, service/mission-minded global speech-language …
to create a Memorandum of Understanding acknowledging the relationship between the …