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Table of Contents:

• Section I : Introduction to professional communication, clinical practicum sites, and ethics
• The nature of professionalism and professional communication
• Learning as they change the rules : the many faces of clinical practicum
• Ethics, confidentiality, and safeguarding clinical communications
• Section II : Professional written communication
• Diagnostic reports
• Documenting treatment planning : goals, objectives, data, and rationales
• Short-term progress reporting
• Long-term progress reports
• Professional correspondence
• Section III : Professional verbal communication
• Interacting with clients and families
• Interacting with other professionals
• Interacting with individuals from diverse backgrounds
• Interacting with supervisors

Author/Creator:

Burrus, A. Embry

Contributors:

Willis, Laura B.

Languages:

English

Language Notes:

Item content: English

Main Work:

Professional communication in speech-language pathology: how to write, talk, and act like a clinician [by Burrus, A.E.]

Subjects:

Speech therapists — Education

Clinical competence

Speech therapists — Training of

Speech therapists

General Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (p. 235-238) and index.

Physical Description:

x, 244 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm

Call Numbers:

RC428.5 .B84 2013

ISBNs:

9781597565059
1597565059

Library of Congress Control Numbers:

2012952517

OCLC Numbers:

822025238