Ralf W Schlosser

Together with Drs. Rajinder Koul and Jeff Sigafoos, Ralf proudly serves as Editor-in-Chief of Evidence-Based Communication Assessment and Intervention

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

@CECDResearch Announcing the publication of a special issue on “Advances in Statistical Analysis and Meta-analysis of Single-Case Experimental Designs” with much appreciation to guest editors Drs. Oliver Wendt & David Rindskopf. https://t.co/3biW1cLw7l

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

Announcing the publication of a special issue on “Advances in Statistical Analysis and Meta-analysis of Single-Case Experimental Designs” with much appreciation to Guest Editors Drs. Oliver Wendt & David Rindskopf and contributing authors. https://t.co/3biW1cLw7l

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

Jeff Sigafoos, Rajinder Koul, and I (Ralf Schlosser) are proud to share this story on Evidence-Based Communication Assessment and Intervention featured in the RCLST Bulletin @RCLST_Bulletin: https://t.co/iT5j0lAYYO

[Caroline Bowen, Speech-Language Pathologist 🇦🇺🌻 @speechwoman]

🌹🚨That which we call #FacilitatedCommunication, by any other name would smell as treacherous:

#MotorCommunication
https://t.co/s2iDYyaPuY (by @WEHTMiranda)

#SpellToCommunicate
https://t.co/u6aa2SLGNb (by @claire_thornto @USAToday)
#SupportedTyping #HandOverHand

📗#TxChoices

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

Evidence-Based Communication Assessment and Intervention just published "The qual-CAT: Applying a rapid review approach to qualitative research to support clinical decision-making in speech-language pathology practice" by Jemma Skeat & Hazel Roddam.

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

EBCAI is pleased to have just published a guest editorial "Special issue on critically appraised topics in communication disorders: research evidence for use in clinical practice" by @PammiRag & @MSwiftSpeech - https://t.co/I9kIyXDlNF.10.1080.17489539.2019.1599489

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

Evidence-Based Communication Assessment and Intervention officially launched a new evidence source open for submissions - Critically Appraised Topics (CATs). A CAT is one form of rapid review that can be particularly useful for informing practice.

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

Just published: "This review identified high-quality studies on teaching conditional use of requesting and rejecting skills, but points to the need for more research and for analyses of study outcomes" by Mary Barzak & Helen Cannella-Malone - https://t.co/jgkfb5jdPd

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

Pleased to announce a special issue on Implementation Sciences published in Evidence-Based Communication Assessment and Intervention (Vol 11, Issues 3-4) guest-edited by Drs. Lesley Olswang & Howard Goldstein.

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

Great to have Dr. Pammi Raghavendra share her research on social media with young people with disabilities with the Autism Language Program at Boston Children's Hospital @PammiRag

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

@BronwynHemsley Evidence-Based Communication Assessment and Intervention Announces Call for Special Issue on Critically Appraised Topics: https://t.co/p4xvGSy4WT

[Ralf W Schlosser @Editor_RS_EBCAI]

Evidence-Based Communication Assessment and Intervention Announces Call for Special Issue on Critically Appraised Topics: https://t.co/p4xvGSy4WT