Introduction to Clinical Research in Communication Disorders Epub

Author: Mary H. Pannbacker
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Publisher: Singular Pub Group
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1565932196

Introduction to Clinical Research in Communication Disorders (Singular textbook series)

This is a graduate-level research methodology text as applied to the clinical aspects of communication disorders. Medical books Introduction to Clinical Research in Communication Disorders . It is an all-inclusive comprehensive text written by two people with extensive experience in clinical research and a keen awareness of what the students of communication disorders must know to be good consumers of research and clinical material in the field. The book is written with lucid presentations of some highly practical aspects of clinical research. It covers topics of interest to students of communication disorders; integrating research into clinical practice, research training, mentoring, ethical issues of publishing, collaborative research, information sources, writing grant proposals, and much more. Each chapter has its own set of practice activities including development of research designs Medical books Communication and Communication Disorders : A Clinical Introduction. Communication impairment affects individuals across the lifespan. From children who are slow to acquire language skills to adults who suffer from hearing impairment, the needs of people who are afflicted with such disorders vary immensely according to their age, cause, and degree of severity. This book's lifespan perspective on disorders from infancy through geriatrics covers both child and adult communication disorders of hearing, articulation, language, voice, and fluency. This comprehensive resource provides a strong introduction to communication processes and disorders, and is complemented by its focus on clinical illustrations of normal and disordered speech, language, and hearing. The chapters reflect insights gained from first-hand clinical, research, and teaching experiences across a variety of clinical populations. The authors include many clinical anecdotes and case histories that illustrate examples of both normal communication and communication disorders. Speech pathologists, audiologists, language and communication specialists, educators, parents, and families.ÿ Author: Plante, Beeson ISBN-10: 0205283209

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Communication impairment affects individuals across the lifespan. From children who are slow to acquire language skills to adults who suffer from hearing impairment, the needs of people who are afflicted with such disorders vary immensely according to their age, cause, and degree of severity. This book's lifespan perspective on disorders from infancy through geriatrics covers both child and adult communication disorders of hearing, articulation, language, voice, and fluency. This comprehensive resource provides a strong introduction to communication processes and disorders, and is complemented

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Medical Book Introduction to Clinical Research in Communication Disorders

It is an all-inclusive comprehensive text written by two people with extensive experience in clinical research and a keen awareness of what the students of communication disorders must know to be good consumers of research and clinical material in the field. The book is written with lucid presentations of some highly practical aspects of clinical research. It covers topics of interest to students of communication disorders; integrating research into clinical practice, research training, mentoring, ethical issues of publishing, collaborative research, information sources, writing grant proposals, and much more. Each chapter has its own set of practice activities including development of research designs. This book should be of interest to students of communication disorders.