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Big data projects presented at the Convention Research Symposium show how AI could revolutionize clinical diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment.

To avoid the pitfalls spurring panicked headlines, let’s take steps now to build in agency, transparency, representation, and accountability.

How does an expansive AI project aim to increase support for children with disabilities and for SLPs?

At the ASHA Convention, panelists will take on the question of AI implications for education in the professions. In the meantime, we can ask ChatGPT.

You can start using ChatGPT in just a few easy steps, and experiment with how it might support your work.

ASHA schools and multicultural affairs staff members offer guidance on working with multilingual students and families.

“Certain populations have better hearing and health outcomes than other populations,” says Shanece Washington. “Why is that? What can be done to improve health outcomes, particularly for vulnerable populations?”

An educational audiologist serving many schools in a remote region shares strategies that help her manage long drives, different IEP and purchasing processes, and audiology service gaps.

A pilot program from the University of Cincinnati aims to help restaurants expand their menu options for people with swallowing difficulties.

Meet the convention co-chairs, find program highlights, and discover what’s new.

Licensure regulations affected an SLP’s ability to practice in multiple states. Her story as a military spouse helped Virginia adopt the interstate compact.