Speech–language pathology

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Profession

Problem-solving Phonation Articulation Voice Phonology

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Clients and patients

Feeding Swallowing Cleft palate Down syndrome DiGeorge syndrome

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Communication disorders Expressive Mixed receptive-expressive language disorders Speech sound disorders Speech disfluency

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MeSH: D013066

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Speech–language pathology

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see also · 6

Speech–language pathology → AIIMS, All India Institute, Applied, BuddiesSpeech, Hearing, Speech

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Speech–language pathology → D013066

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speech language communication slps swallowing disorders pathology voice children services therapy work treatment health therapists including also difficulties speech-language assessment

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Speech–language pathology	MeSH	D013066	1.00	infobox
infant feeding	instance of	Swallowing or other upper aerodigestive functions	0.80	text
aeromechanical events	instance of	Swallowing or other upper aerodigestive functions	0.80	text
dementia.Social communication difficulties involving how people communicate or interact with others	instance of	such as a language delay or as a secondary characteristic of a more general issue	0.80	text
a clinical doctorate in speech	instance of	SLPs may additionally choose to earn advanced degrees	0.80	text
Zoom are being used more commonly as a means to access remote locations in private therapy practice	instance of	Teleconferencing tools	0.80	text
such as in the geographically diverse south island of New Zealand	instance of	Teleconferencing tools	0.80	text
cancer of the head	instance of	Mental health issuesStrokeProgressive neurological conditions	0.80	text
neck	instance of	Mental health issuesStrokeProgressive neurological conditions	0.80	text
throat	instance of	Mental health issuesStrokeProgressive neurological conditions	0.80	text
Speech–language pathology	see also	All India Institute	0.60	section
Speech–language pathology	see also	Speech	0.60	section

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