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A Practice and Curriculum Analysis for the Profession of Audiology
A practice analysis is the primary method for establishing the impact on your practice of decisions concerning standards, curriculum redesign, and professional certification. This product---essential for academic programs, state associations, and licensure boards---helps to validate and ensure that the accreditation and certification standards are consistent with the scope and practice of audiology.
Adult Speech-Language Pathology Services in Health Care
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Brochure
This brochure explains the typical responsibilities of an SLP when dealing with adult clients. It answers many questions including what types of disorders SLPs treat, how to find an SLP, and how to pay for SLP services.
Business Matters: A Guide for Speech-Language Pathologists
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Manual
Want the inside scoop on developing your business skills as an SLP? Take years off “on-the-job” experience with this exceptional reference.
Classification Manual for Voice Disorders
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Manual
This classification manual is the first reference of its kind in the field of voice disorders, and the most comprehensive description of voice disorders ever produced — you’ll wonder how you ever got along without it!
Combining Research and Reason to Make Treatment Decisions
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Journal (Online), Journal (Print)
CEUs:
0.6
Due to the limited evidence available to support clinical decisions, the principles of evidence-based practice (EBP) are not necessarily easy to apply to the various disciplines of speech-language pathology. There are also controversial features of EBP that affect its implementation, including questions about acceptable forms of evidence and the importance of non-research factors on treatment efficacy. This clinical forum explores how research can be combined with reason to decide which treatment approaches to use with clients who have fluency, phonology, and literacy problems.
Counseling Persons With Communication Disorders and Their Families
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Audio CD and Manual, Additional Manual(s)
CEUs:
0.2
A communication disorder engenders a great deal of painful feeling in clients and their families. This audio self-study evaluates the current counseling practices of informing and persuading used by many professionals in the field.
Cultural Competence in Audiology Practice
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2-hour videotape and manual
This program highlights some of the factors that surround cultural difference and suggest ways to modify your practice to respond to the diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds of the families with which you work.
Development and Management of Audiology Practices
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Manual
This manual will help you build a successful audiology practice. Learn how to determine your financial resources, how to finance your practice, and how to locate and equip an audiology practice. It covers management issues like scheduling, referral management, account management, billing and collections, personnel management, and marketing. It also addresses professional issues such as client/patient rights, quality improvement, infection control, and professional liability. Appendices include checklists, forms, and charts.
Documentation for SLPs and Audiologists in Schools (Web/Telephone Replay)
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Individual Registration, Group Registration
CEUs:
0.2
If it's not documented, it didn't happen! Federal mandates, including IDEA, FERPA, NCLB, and HIPAA, plus state and local requirements for accountability are driving increasing paperwork demands. This program reviews basic documentation requirements and clarifies what the federal mandates do and do not require. Techniques for efficient compliance are emphasized, and special attention is given to documenting emerging trends in service delivery and to understanding the elements of legal defensibility.
Documentation for Speech-Language Pathologists in Medical Settings (Web/Telephone Replay)
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Individual Registration, Group Registration
CEUs:
0.2
Accurate, efficient, quantitative, and qualitative documentation of clinical services is an important part of the role of the speech-language pathologist in any medical or clinical setting. Documentation is used to justify services to third party payers, demonstrate compliance with various regulatory requirements, function as an official source of information in a legal proceeding, and communicate to referral sources clinical findings and client progress. This web/telephone seminar defines critical variables that describe "medical necessity" and "skilled service of speech-language pathology" in order to get claims paid. A brief overview of ASHA documentation templates, which provide structure and guidance across a variety of settings for adolescent and adult clients, is provided, along with a discussion of the various types of documentation systems. Suggestions for goal-writing formats are also a focus, as is the use of documentation to measure clinical outcomes.
Essential Supervisory Skills for Clinical Educators
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Web Workshop
CEUs:
0.3
Professionals involved with the preceptorship and supervision of graduate students in audiology and speech-language pathology require practical skills for providing effective clinical education. This web workshop presents models of supervision, communication, assessment, and feedback and how they are applied in Communication Science and Disorder settings. Participants interact with the content through multimedia case studies and self-assessment activities. Scenarios dealing with marginal students are presented.
Ethics and IDEA
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Manual
This guide focuses on the challenges of ethical issues confronting SLPs and audiologists as they implement IDEA in their school districts.
Ethics Education
Ethics Education is an essential instructional manual for college and university faculty as well as those working in the professions. A revision of the popular Ethics: Resources for Professional Preparation, Ethics Education combines case studies with decision-making models to teach the skills students need.
Guide to Success in Doctoral Study and Faculty Work
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Manual
Provides information on how to select a doctoral program and a mentor, what to expect in a doctoral program, and the type of doctoral experiences that will be important to you in your future work. It will also help you prepare for faculty job interviews and orient you to your new role as a teacher scholar.
Guide to Successful Private Practice in Speech-Language Pathology
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Manual
This guide addresses basic considerations for starting a private practice and issues related to maintenance and growth of an existing practice.
Guide to Verifying Competencies in Speech-Language Pathology
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CD
NEWLY UPDATED! Using ASHA's policy statements, this product will help you quickly and easily identify the knowledge and skills and proficiency levels recommended for different practice settings.
Guidelines for Audiologic Screening
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Manual
Provides background information on principles of screening; test performance; program development, management, and follow-up; and disorder, impairment, and disability.
Guidelines for Referral to Audiologists
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Manual
This product provides generic referral guidelines for pediatrics and adults that you can use as a reference to develop your own set of guidelines to uniquely identify your scope of practice to the referral sources in your community.
Guidelines for Referral to Speech-Language Pathologists
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Manual
ASHA has developed guidelines for the pediatric and adult populations in the areas of language, speech, cognitive communication, voice, fluency, and swallowing. You can distribute our referral guidelines or use them as a model to customize your own.
HIPAA: Privacy Regulations
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Audio CD and Manual, Additional Manual(s)
CEUs:
0.3
The April 14, 2003, deadline for compliance with the privacy aspects of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) is now past. With the modifications to the privacy rule, you must be aware of what is actually required to comply with the privacy rule—or even whether you are a “covered entity.” This audio self-study presents an overview of the HIPAA privacy regulations, outlines what is required of speech-language pathologists and audiologists who qualify as covered entities under the law, and answers questions regarding HIPAA privacy requirements for your practice (e.g., can I still send appointment reminders to my patients?).
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