by Course Attendee | Sep 28, 2020 | COVID-19, Inservices, SLP Resources
Introduction: As we all know, COVID-19 has limited our access to instrumental swallow studies. FEES took a noticeable hit as the phrase “aerosol-generating procedure (AGP)” got slapped onto it. Especially now that we're learning a bit more about COVID and... by Course Attendee | Aug 3, 2020 | Clinical Experience, SLP Resources
Introduction: In the continued efforts of educating our peers, patients, and interprofessional colleagues on the scope of practice for medical speech-language pathologists (SLPs), it is often challenging to capture the attention and interest of those we wish to teach.... by Course Attendee | Dec 23, 2019 | Essentials, SLP Resources
Introduction: This resource can be utilized when writing a letter of appeal to an insurance company for denial or reduction of services. It is important to verify the original authorization of services prior to treating, in addition to verifying what service or codes... by Course Attendee | Jul 29, 2019 | Essentials, SLP Resources
Introduction: Introduction: Do you encounter colleagues who are not performing evidence-based practice? Are you hesitant to address this issue directly, for fear of his or her reaction? If this applies to you, it sounds like your facility needs a culture change. An... by Course Attendee | Dec 13, 2018 | Essentials, SLP Resources
Introduction: “In healthcare, good team building is where all team members understand, believe in, and work towards the shared purpose of caring and working for patients. This sense of common purpose should never be assumed. Team leaders should talk about it at every... by Course Attendee | Dec 13, 2018 | Essentials, SLP Resources
Introduction: In-services give us SLPs the chance to speak to a captive audience to educate them on a certain topic relevant to our profession. Most of the time, we are given topics that educate other professions as to how to help us do our job more effectively or...