Introduction to Clinical Methods in Communication Disorders: Edited by Rhea Paul, Ph.D.

Introduction to Clinical Methods in Communication Disorders: Edited by Rhea Paul, Ph.D.

by Paul, Rhea · Paul H. Brookes Publishing Company

Publisher
Paul H. Brookes Publishing Company
Published
2014
Pages
417
ISBN-13
9781598572865
Format
print
Language
English
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The bestselling core textbook on communication disorders is better than ever with this new third edition, thoroughly revised and based on updated ASHA standards. Covering a broad …

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This third edition of the bestselling textbook provides preservice speech-language pathologists and audiologists with a comprehensive, evidence-based guide to clinical methods. Thoroughly revised to align with updated ASHA standards, it covers assessment, intervention, ethics, cultural diversity, and service delivery across settings. With new chapters on communication sampling and research, it remains an essential resource for clinical methods courses and a reliable reference for practicing professionals.
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About Introduction to Clinical Methods in Communication Disorders: Edited by Rhea Paul, Ph.D.

Edited by Rhea Paul and written by over 20 academics and working clinicians, this third edition of Introduction to Clinical Methods in Communication Disorders is a core textbook for preservice SLPs and audiologists. It offers up-to-date guidance on evidence-based practice, the ASHA Code of Ethics, communication sampling, assessment, and intervention. New chapters address assessment, the role of research, communication sampling procedures, and cultural diversity. The text also covers public policy, clinical communication including HIPAA compliance, service delivery across homes, hospitals, and schools, family-centered services, and assistive technology. Updated ASHA standards and new legislation are integrated throughout. This comprehensive resource prepares students for clinical practice and serves as a lasting professional reference.

Who should read Introduction to Clinical Methods in Communication Disorders: Edited by Rhea Paul, Ph.D.?

This book is essential for undergraduate and graduate students in communication sciences and disorders enrolled in clinical methods courses. It is also invaluable for preservice speech-language pathologists and audiologists preparing for clinical placements. Practicing professionals seeking a reliable, updated reference on evidence-based practice, ethics, and service delivery will benefit. Additionally, clinical supervisors and educators can use it to align their teaching with current ASHA standards and contemporary clinical practices.

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • ✓ Comprehensive coverage of clinical methods aligned with updated ASHA standards
  • ✓ Written by over 20 academics and practicing clinicians, ensuring real-world relevance
  • ✓ New chapters on assessment, research, communication sampling, and cultural diversity
  • ✓ Practical guidance on evidence-based practice, ethics, and family-centered services
  • ✓ Includes coverage of electronic records, HIPAA compliance, and emerging roles
Cons
  • ✗ Some readers may find the density of information overwhelming for a single course
  • ✗ Limited focus on specific disorder-specific intervention techniques
  • ✗ May not include enough case studies for applied practice
  • ✗ Assumes foundational knowledge in communication disorders
  • ✗ Price may be high for students on a budget
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Frequently asked questions
Is this book suitable for students without prior clinical experience?
Yes, it is designed as a core textbook for preservice students and provides foundational guidance on clinical methods, making it ideal for those beginning their clinical training.
Does this edition include information on the ASHA Code of Ethics?
Yes, the book thoroughly covers aligning everyday practice with the ASHA Code of Ethics and includes updated ASHA standards.
What new topics are covered in this third edition?
New chapters address assessment, the role of research in clinical practice, communication sampling procedures, and cultural diversity. It also includes updated legislation and expanded coverage of electronic records and HIPAA compliance.
Is this book useful for practicing professionals or only for students?
While it is an essential text for students, it also serves as a reliable reference for practicing professionals, offering up-to-date guidance on evidence-based practice and service delivery.
Does the book cover service delivery in different settings?
Yes, it discusses delivering services skillfully across settings including homes, hospitals, and schools, and addresses the emerging roles of SLPs and audiologists.

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