Fourteen professions are recognised as AHPs in England representing the third largest
workforce in health and care. Although there is a need to significantly grow the AHP …

The ending of therapy is a crucial time for speech-language pathologists and can impact on
their sense of achievement and satisfaction. Drawing on literature from psychotherapy …

Background The speech and language therapy/pathology (SLT/SLP) profession is
characterized by extreme 'occupational sex segregation', a term used to refer to persistently …

Background Waiting lists occur when the availability of speech-language pathology services
does not meet the demand. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) commonly manage …

Objective/Background Occupational therapy that focuses on servicing clients demands
motivated workers for quality service delivery. The objectives of this study were:(a) to …

Purpose: Human Anatomy & Physiology [HAP] courses are considered “difficult” by both
faculty and students, and many students fail to pass the courses. An attempt was made to …

Purpose: This study investigated university students' knowledge of and attitudes toward the
professions of communication sciences and disorders (CSD), with a goal to determine if …

The purpose of this study was to identify factors related to a student's decision to enroll in
college/university allied health education programs. The secondary purpose was to create a …

Pre-professional identity (PPI) is an understanding of the skills, qualities, conduct, culture
and ideology of a students' intended profession. Understanding PPI is valuable for students …

In ancient Greek dramas, a character would often step forward to explain the context of the
upcoming play so that the audience might better interpret the meanings and significances of …