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A Child-Development Approach to Integrating the iPad and Tablets Into Therapy (On Demand Webinar)
New!
Option(s):
Individual Registration, Group Registration
CEUs:
0.15
As professionals and families readily integrate tech tools into therapy programs, there is little-to-no current research to support their validity or clear-cut boundaries for their use, so we must rely on tried-and-true therapy techniques. In this webinar, we will focus on maximizing the efficacy of the iPad by using evidence-based methodology based on how children learn.
Apps for Better Business: Organize Store and Retrieve Data Easily
Option(s):
eWorkshop
CEUs:
0.1
With the evolving world of technology, you have access to tools designed to make record keeping, data management, and resource organization easier. In this session, we'll sort through the many options, and identify apps to help you save time and run a better practice.
Are They Employees or Independent Contractors?
Option(s):
eWorkshop
CEUs:
0.1
You have more business than you can handle and you need help. Do you hire an employee or retain the services of an independent contractor? If you choose the latter, you must ensure that the individual qualifies as independent in the eyes of the law. In this session you'll learn what makes a person an independent contractor or an employee, and why it matters. You'll also review essential requirements for written agreements (including restrictive covenants to avoid future competition with your practice), and learn how to draft separation agreements with departing workers to reduce the risk of litigation.
Balancing Certainty and Uncertainty in Clinical Practice
Option(s):
Journal (Online), Journal (Print)
CEUs:
0.5
How certain are you that your clinical decisions and practices are the most optimal ones for your clients? How receptive are you to new ideas, new clinical procedures, or techniques? The role that certainty and uncertainty play in clinical practice is often overlooked in considering how to provide optimal services for clients.
Booming Business: Trends that Create Opportunities
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eWorkshop
CEUs:
0.1
Health care reform. Changes in the economy. Aging baby boomers. Although the health care landscape is in flux, there are new business opportunities for SLPs and audiologists who plan for this new environment. In this session we'll look at big-picture trends, how they are changing consumer needs and creating opportunities for new services, settings, and collaborations. We'll give special attention to the "silver tsunami" of aging baby boomers as a case study of health care climate change.
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.
Develop and Sustain a School-Based Telepractice Program (Live Webinar)
New!
Option(s):
Individual Registration, Group Registration
Interact with current telepractioners and discuss the challenging issues facing school-based telepractice service delivery. In this webinar, we’ll discuss cost effectiveness, marketing, integration, and training. To enhance your learning, we’ll provide clinical examples and illustrations that highlight the key concepts of telepractice in schools.
Develop and Sustain a School-Based Telepractice Program (On Demand Webinar)
Option(s):
Individual Registration, Group Registration
Interact with current telepractioners and discuss the challenging issues facing school-based telepractice service delivery. In this webinar, we’ll discuss cost effectiveness, marketing, integration, and training. To enhance your learning, we’ll provide clinical examples and illustrations that highlight the key concepts of telepractice in schools.
Documentation for Speech-Language Pathologists in Medical Settings
Option(s):
Audio CD and Manual, Additional Manual(s)
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 program defines critical variables that describe “medical necessity” and “skilled service of speech-language pathology” in order to get claims paid.
Early Intervention Guidelines for Contemporary SLP Practice
Option(s):
Individual Registration
CEUs:
0.6
Speech-language pathologists play a critical role in the delivery of team-based, early intervention services to children from birth to age 3. Explore practices that lead to quality services in early interventions provided by SLPs—service delivery models, the role of the SLP, and family-centered intervention strategies.
Essential Steps to Start a Private Practice
Option(s):
e-Workshop
CEUs:
0.25
Maximize your chances of success by learning the essential tools to starting a private practice. In this program, you’ll learn a systematic way to assess your market (clients, patients), your industry (competitors and alternatives to your services), and your team (the unique factors that distinguish your business). You’ll get the tools to create a business plan that will guide you through your day-to-day operations, help you secure appropriate funding, and keep you on track as your business grows and changes. Finally, you’ll learn about the different corporate structures for private practice and the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Essential Supervisory Skills for Clinical Educators
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Group Registration, eWorkshop
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.
Ethical Marketing and Advertising
Option(s):
eWorkshop
CEUs:
0.1
In this session we'll discuss how to advertise and market professional services fairly, accurately, and ethically. We'll address issues including professional credentials, online and print advertising and marketing, contracts, and referrals. We'll also review important kickback laws and regulations. You'll come away better able to craft clear, accurate, ethical, and effective messages promoting your services and the professions.
Experienced Speech Pathologists' Responses to Ethical Dilemmas
Option(s):
Journal (Online Exclusive)
CEUs:
0.1
In this program, ten experienced speech pathologists participate in in-depth interviews exploring their approaches to ethical reasoning, and the processes they use to resolve ethical dilemmas.
Finding Your Niche in Private Practice
Option(s):
Audio CD and Manual, Additional Manual(s)
CEUs:
0.2
Making decisions about the direction of your practice is easier when you are aware of the possibilities. This program presents a variety of practice delivery models and examines potential structure, location, population, and novel ways to use your professional expertise to establish a practice.
Front Desk Strategies to Increase Patient Satisfaction and Profitability
Option(s):
eWorkshop
CEUs:
0.1
Your front desk staff are key contributors to the profitability of your practice. Their skill in converting phone calls to appointments, managing clients face to face, scheduling, and handling interruptions and emergencies translates into bottom-line results. In this session, we'll explain five key strategies that practice managers and front desk personnel can use to increase client satisfaction and profits. We'll also describe systems and processes to improve front desk efficiencies, whether the front desk is staffed by an employee or you as a solo practitioner.
Grow Your Business with Social Media and Web 2.0
Option(s):
eWorkshop
CEUs:
0.1
Gain a clear understanding of social media options and how to use them to grow your business. We'll discuss social media strategies designed to expand the universe of those who know, like, and trust you, while building referral sources that will transform clients and peers into promoters of your business.
HIPAA: Protect Your Clients and Yourself (Live Webinar)
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Individual Registration, Group Registration
In this webinar, you’ll get the information you need to protect your clients’ health information privacy while avoiding HIPAA sanctions in a reasonable, cost-effective, and efficient manner. You’ll learn how to determine whether you must comply with HIPAA; what must be in place to avoid sanctions, such as a risk analysis, written policies, reasonable and appropriate security measures, and proper procedures to prevent and handle breaches; and how to make a proper disclosure.
HIPAA: Protect Your Clients and Yourself (On Demand Webinar)
Option(s):
Individual Registration, Group Registration
In this webinar, you’ll get the information you need to protect your clients’ health information privacy while avoiding HIPAA sanctions in a reasonable, cost-effective, and efficient manner. You’ll learn how to determine whether you must comply with HIPAA; what must be in place to avoid sanctions, such as a risk analysis, written policies, reasonable and appropriate security measures, and proper procedures to prevent and handle breaches; and how to make a proper disclosure.
How Speech, Language, and Hearing Researchers Can Utilize Extant Databases to Address Clinically Relevant Questions
Option(s):
Journal (Online), Journal (Print)
CEUs:
0.8
Evidence-based practice demands careful research, but how do busy professionals find the time? Increasingly, extant databases are used to accumulate knowledge and test hypotheses at more rapid rates. This program describes the process of conducting secondary analyses of existing databases to answer questions of relevance to speech and language development and disorders.
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