a clinical guide for speech-language pathologists Jakubowitz, Melissa creator author. Edwards-Gaither, Lesley author. text bibliography cau 2022 monographic eng

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xiv, 175 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm "In an era of increased distance learning and digital services, Telepractice: A Clinical Guide for Speech-Language Pathologists offers speech-language pathologists (SLPs) the crucial information they need to provide successful telepractice services. Written with the viewpoint of post-COVID 19 application, this professional text includes everything SLPs need to know about telepractice and can assist both veteran and novice SLPs adjust to working via telepractice as the new normal"-- Preface Acknowledgements Reviewers Chapter 1. An Introduction to Telepractice Telepractice Past and Present History of Telepractice Telepractice Terminology Pandemic and Health-Emergency Implications Resources Resuming In-Person Services Summary References Chapter 2. Technology Internet Speeds Computer Specifications Headsets Cameras Videoconferencing Platforms Service Delivery Models Face-to-Face Blended Learning Hybrid Hybrid Versus Blended Learning Telepractice Determining the Service Delivery Model That Best Suits the Client Addressing Absenteeism Future Directions Strategies to Improve Telepractice Models Future Directions in Telehealth Artificial Intelligence Speech Recognition Ten Tips to Make Connections Using Technology References Chapter 3. Models of Service Delivery Introduction A Review of Literature and Telepractice Research Client Candidacy Apps and Websites Cultural and Linguistic Considerations for Teletherapy Culture and Technology Preference for Digital Communication Technology to Address Linguistic Considerations References Chapter 4. Assessments, Evaluations, and eHelpers Introduction Research and Evidence-Based Practice Collaboration Managing Technology Parent Coaching Training Assessments and Evaluations Set-Up for Successful Administration of Assessments Standardized Assessment Modifications Report Writing References Chapter 5. Engaging Clients: Case Scenarios Introduction Case Scenario: Early Intervention Background Information Goals and Objectives Telepractice Applications Therapy and Materials Challenges and Lessons Learned Case Scenario: Preschool Background Information Telepractice Applications Critical Thinking Questions Case Scenario: Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Clients Background Information Telepractice Applications Critical Thinking Questions Case Scenario: Elementary Background Information Telepractice Applications Critical Thinking Questions K-12 Case Scenario: Group Language Intervention Background Information Telepractice Applications Critical Thinking Questions Case Scenario: Middle School Background Information Goals and Objectives Telepractice Applications Therapy and Materials Challenges and Lessons Learned Case Scenario: High School Background Information Goals and Objectives Telepractice Applications Therapy Materials Challenges and Lessons Learned Case Scenario: Adult Background Information Goals and Objectives Telepractice Applications Therapy Materials Challenges and Lessons Learned References Chapter 6. Telepractice as a Business Introduction The Business Plan Setting Therapy Rates Marketing for Private Clients Marketing to Schools Setting Up for Success Safety of Clients References Chapter 7. Confidentiality, Ethics and Legal/Regulatory Issues in Telepractice Introduction Code of Ethics State Regulations Licensure Compacts The ASLP-IC: Telepractice and Licensure Compacts Telepractice Opportunities Related to the ASLP-IC: Federal Legal and Regulatory Issues References Index Melissa D. Jakubowitz, Lesley Edwards-Gaither Includes bibliographical references and index. Speech Disorders therapy Language Disorders therapy Speech-Language Pathology methods Telemedicine methods 616.855 06 JAK E Jakubowitz, Melissa. San Diego, CA : Plural, 2022 (DLC) 2021055627 9781635503807 1635503809 2021055626 DNLM/DLC 211112 20230222143623.0 22307975 eng