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- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 classification C3.
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 date "2019".
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 language "eng".
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 type conference.
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 subject "Medicine and Health Sciences".
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 subject "Social Sciences".
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 presentedAt urn:uuid:986b9d90-aa7e-489d-94c0-0999ec887d14.
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 abstract "Objective: The goal of this study was to gain insight in the structure and content of stuttering treatments utilized worldwide. Background: In 2010 the IALP Fluency Committee conducted a questionnaire-based study on how fluency specialists worldwide complete the diagnostic phase in clients who stutter. This session highlights the results of a recent questionnaire-based study focused on the content of stuttering treatment worldwide. Method: A 55-item online survey was developed in English in collaboration with the IALP Fluency Committee and was consequently translated into French and Dutch. The survey consisted of a demographic section, including questions regarding respondent education, employment, and stuttering caseload. The main section of the questionnaire focused on the content of treatment and was divided in 4 sections: (1) working on the cognitive-emotional impact of stuttering, (2) working on speech behaviors, (3) working on communicative skills, and (4) working on other specific therapy techniques. The survey was sent to 1675 speech language pathologists residing in Australia, Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Kuwait, Lebanon, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, United Kingdom, and United States. The speech-language pathologists were identified as working with people who stutter. Over 300 SLPs from 16 different countries worldwide completed the questionnaire. Results & Discussion: All data have been collected and analysis is ongoing. Analysis will be completed early spring 2019. Presentation of results will provide an overview of the most commonly used components in stuttering intervention globally and factors influencing possible differences.".
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 author 219beb80-f314-11eb-8156-c87de931f959.
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 author urn:uuid:1443d714-9f0f-4d8f-b44f-0b346f054943.
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 author urn:uuid:da3f47d7-b64e-4d65-900f-a2b0bb687259.
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 dateCreated "2023-01-28T10:51:31Z".
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 dateModified "2024-07-09T07:45:49Z".
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 name "Stuttering treatment : a global perspective".
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 sameAs LU-01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551.
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 sourceOrganization urn:uuid:05aedf25-cc90-4140-8d36-65de66495be9.
- 01GQW01YJZEMHKCFEPD5MCD551 type C3.