@AlyssaLanzi presenting on the counseling+ roles of SLPs for people w/ mild neurocog disorder, w/ an ode to the late & great Dr. Audrey Holland. Almost 20 yrs later and we’ve come far, but not nearly far enough in educating young SLPs on such approaches #ANCDS2023#ASHA2023
Curious what my #gerontology colleagues think about this proposed ruling. Brings to mind research from the late and great Dr. Kathy Hyer, linking higher CNA staffing to higher quality of care: https://t.co/dzJ1CdZ4sx
Today, CMS proposed a rule to establish minimum staffing standards for nursing homes that would improve safety and quality of care for the nation’s over 1.2 million residents. https://t.co/rYyoP0ccuY
@mikiebarb@PamBelluck Great episode but correction is needed. Case example includes person described as having “memory therapy”. These are services by a **speech-language pathologist**. PT+OT credited by name-why not SLP? Missed opportunity to share what SLP can offer to persons w/ cog needs. #BHSM
@nytimes correction is needed. Case example includes person described as having “memory therapy”. These are services delivered by a speech-lang. pathologist. PT+OT credited by name-why not SLP? Missed opportunity to share what we can offer to persons w/ cog needs #BHSM@ASHAWeb
@nytimes correction is needed. Case example includes person described as having “memory therapy”. These are services delivered by a speech-lang. pathologist. PT+OT credited by name-why not SLP? Missed opportunity to share what we can offer to persons w/ cog needs #BHSM@ASHAWeb
On today’s Daily: throughout the pandemic, long covid has been a medical mystery. But a slew of major new studies, tracking thousands of patients, are shedding light on who gets it and how widespread it actually is. @PamBelluck explains what we’re learning https://t.co/dQ1MjcKvwH
#gsa2021 attendees: bring your pet to join us at the People & Pets Networking Session tonight (11/11) at 6:30 p.m. ET, hosted by the Human-Animal Interaction Interest Group! Reconnect w/ colleagues and friends & meet new collaborators and mentors/mentees. https://t.co/97evbMIpxE
@factcheckdotorg Why are the outcome measures for “Trump’s Final Numbers” different from “Obama’s Final Numbers”? How can we possibly compare the performance of two presidents if the metrics are different? To me, this raises concerns for possible biases.
🆓#OpenAccess @Nat_Douglas & @vlbursh (2019) Implementation Science: Tackling the Research to Practice Gap in Communication Sciences and Disorders in @ASHAJournals' @SIGPerspectives https://t.co/CikqLOXLgV
There is so much noise in the public conversation about Covid. But @VPrasadMDMPH has emerged as a voice of calm, nuance and reason.
Give him a follow and listen to his deeply informed perspective vaccines, mandates, masks, institutional distrust and more. https://t.co/uyUTLz7Mi5
On today’s Daily: are nursing homes quietly sedating their elderly residents into submission? An NYT investigation finds soaring diagnosis and treatment of schizophrenia even when there’s no evidence of it. @katie_thomas explains: https://t.co/zOwm2HLX0Q
Inspiring story for young female researchers! A scientist behind the mRNA #vaccine, Dr. Katalin Kariko, faced doubt and rejection for many years for believing in the potential of mRNA. Needless to say, her perseverance paid off. https://t.co/5fXQ9CPppd
@ASHAWeb why can I not find any #BHSM graphics/handouts on supporting communication for adults with cognitive disorders? All handouts are related to HL and early literacy. Important, but not the full scope of “speech”!