A patient’s communication via facial expressions spurred Google’s development of a new communication accessibility app.
Flexible assessment that prioritizes a student’s learning process can mitigate biases inherent to standardized testing.
A diversity and inclusion group seeks to foster belonging and dismantle racial injustice in speech-language pathology.
Voice assistants can play a key role in speech-language treatment—from service delivery to skill practice and carryover between sessions.
In a quest for answers, an SLP asks colleagues about roadblocks and suggested solutions.
Research holds the potential for use of unique words that spark multiple senses and emotions in speech-language assessment and treatment.
How can augmented reality support students with communication disorders? By bringing text and images to life.
Amid a shortage of bilingual clinicians, a speech-language pathologist envisions using an artificial-intelligence “robot” to support children in their home and developing languages.
ASHA fights payment cuts and details how to implement hearing assessments without a physician order.
How can augmented reality support students with communication disorders? By bringing text and images to life.
Voice assistants can play a key role in speech-language treatment—from service delivery to skill practice and carryover between sessions.
Amid a shortage of bilingual clinicians, a speech-language pathologist envisions using an artificial-intelligence “robot” to support children in their home and developing languages.
Robert Augustine, ASHA’s 2023 president, brings a passion for diversifying the master’s student pipeline and expanding access to audiology and speech-language services.
Flexible assessment that prioritizes a student’s learning process can mitigate biases inherent to standardized testing.
As audiologists note the isolation of sound booth testing—and associated dangers—ASHA pushes for protective policies.
ASHA fights payment cuts and details how to implement hearing assessments without a physician order.
In a quest for answers, an SLP asks colleagues about roadblocks and suggested solutions.
Research holds the potential for use of unique words that spark multiple senses and emotions in speech-language assessment and treatment.