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    A qualitative inquiry of speech-language therapists’ views about breastfeeding management by Danica Schlome, Esedra Krüger, Bhavani Pillay

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…Conclusion: While the findings are drawn from a small sample of experienced clinicians, they offer valuable insights for speech-language pathology clinical educators and professional organisations. …”
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    Telerehabilitation /

    Published 2013
    Table of Contents: “…Introduction to Telerehabilitation -- Challenges and Trends Driving Telerehabilitation -- Telerehabilitation in the Military -- Nonverbal Communication and Telerehabilitation -- Telerehabilitation Interface Strategies for Enhancing Access to Health Services for Persons with Diverse Abilities and Preferences -- Telerehabilitation as a Means of Health-Care Delivery -- Implementation and Management of a Successful Telerehabilitation Program in Speech Language Pathology -- Speech Therapy Telepractice -- Applications in Teleaudiology -- Telehealth Opportunities in Occupational Therapy -- Tele-Ergonomics -- Electronic Record and Telerehabilitation -- Health Information Management and Rehabilitation: Moving Toward an Adequate Ethical Framework for Telerehabilitation -- Remote Accessibility Assessment System -- TeleAbilitation: GameAbilitation -- Virtual Reality Technologies and the Creative Arts in the Areas of Disability, Therapy, Health, and Rehabilitation -- Design, Construction, and Integration in Instrumented Walkways of a Portable Kit for the Assessment of Gait Parameters in Telerehabilitation -- Design and Construction of a Wearable Tool for Fall-Risk Detection in Telerehabilitation -- Professional Associations, State Licensure, and the Reimbursement of Telerehabilitation -- Making a Business Case for eHealth and Teleservices -- Speech-Language Pathology and Telerehabilitation.…”
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    Most prevalent jobs of young master’s degree graduates by detailed field of study by Marc Frenette, Tomasz Handler

    Published 2024-08-01
    “…From Appendix Table A.2, the female master’s graduates aged 25 to 34 in 2021 most highly concentrated in specific jobs were all from health and related fields: speech-language pathology/pathologist (audiologists and speech-language pathologists, 96.3%), audiology/audiologist (audiologists and speech-language pathologists, 95.2%), physical therapy/therapist (physiotherapists, 94.0%), occupational therapy/therapist (occupational therapists, 91.3%) and pharmacy (pharmacists, 90.5%). …”
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