November 2, 2004

November 2, 2004

America is coming of age—and fast. After the health care industry adjusted to changes in Medicare payment, it learned the value of our professional services that are now in demand.

Music Studied as Tinnitus Relief

A study at the University of Iowa to explore the use of music for tinnitus relief is drawing positive response from participants.

Ethical Considerations in Patient Discharge

Explore common ethical issues related to patient discharge and review resources for assistance.

From Former Client to Future SLP

Mario Landera sought Donna Lundy's help for a voice disorder and years later he returned to her office as a future SLP to observe her practice.

Career and Job Satisfaction

ASHA surveys over the years highlight trends in career and job satisfaction as well as more subtle aspects of the work lives of audiologists and speech-language pathologists.

Early Literacy and Language Identification and Intervention: A Team Approach

A team approach to providing language and literacy support may provide early identification of students in need of special education and reduce unnecessary referrals.

Keeping Up To Date: Celebrating 25 years of ASHA Continuing Education

ASHA Continuing Education celebrates 25 years. A reflection on the growth and direction of CE opportunities.

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