Clinical and Research Perspectives on Nonspeech Oral Motor Treatments and Evidence-Based Practice

Muttiah, Nimisha; Georges, Katie; Brackenbury, Tim

doi:10.1044/1058-0360(2010/09-0106)

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“…The application of EBP is essential to the growth of a clinical profession like speech-language pathology. EBP encourages the integration of clinical expertise, best available research evidence, and the client's values (Muttiah, Georges, & Brackenbury, 2011 ). In the process of applying EBP to the use of NSOMEs, two distinct groups have emerged: clinicians and researchers.…”

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The use of non-speech oral-motor exercises among Indian speech-language pathologists to treat speech disorders: An online survey

Thomas

Kaipa

2015

South African Journal of Communication Disorders

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ObjectivePrevious surveys in the United States of America (USA), the United Kingdom (UK), and Canada have indicated that most of the speech-language pathologists (SLPs) tend to use non-speech oral-motor exercises (NSOMEs) on a regular basis to treat speech disorders. At present, there is considerable debate regarding the clinical effectiveness of NSOMEs. The current study aimed to investigate the pattern and extent of usage of NSOMEs among Indian SLPs.MethodAn online survey intended to elicit information regarding the use of NSOMEs was sent to 505 members of the Indian Speech and Hearing Association. The questionnaire consisted of three sections. The first section solicited demographic information, the second and third sections solicited information from participants who did and did not prefer to use NSOMEs, respectively. Descriptive statistics were employed to analyse the responses that were clinically relevant.ResultsA total of 127 participants responded to the survey. Ninety-one percent of the participants who responded to the survey indicated that they used NSOMEs.ConclusionThe results suggested that the percentage of SLPs preferring to use NSOMEs is similar to the findings of surveys conducted in the USA, the UK, and Canada. The Indian SLPs continue to use NSOMEs based on a multitude of beliefs. It is important for SLPs to incorporate the principles of evidence-based practice while using NSOMEs to provide high quality clinical care.

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“…Muttiah, Georges, and Brackenbury ( 2011 ) mentioned that there is considerable difference of opinion between clinicians and researchers regarding the implementation of NSOMEs. Clinicians, on the one hand, tend to be concerned with their clinical perspective, and could neglect searching for quality evidence.…”

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The use of non-speech oral-motor exercises among Indian speech-language pathologists to treat speech disorders: An online survey

Thomas

Kaipa

2015

South African Journal of Communication Disorders

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“…Ketika pendekatan ini diterapkan pada gangguan bunyi bicara, temuan telah menghasilkan hasil temuan pada dua sisi. Kontroversi muncul karena di satu sisi NSOMT efektif meningkatkan kualitas bicara dan satu sisi tidak efektif meningkatkan kualitas bicara (Muttiah et al, 2011). Perbedaan mekanisme antara proses makan dan menelan dengan mekanisme proses produksi bicara memunculkan pertanyaan mendasar tentang perbedaan dampak intervensi.…”

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“…Meskipun dikenal efektif dalam penanganan gangguan makan dan menelan, NSOMT memiliki kontroversial ketika digunakan sebagai metode penanganan gangguan bunyi bicara. NSOMT dianggap memiliki eviden yang lemah ketika diterapkan dalam gangguan artikulasi dan fonologi (Lee & Gibbon, 2011;Lof & Watson, 2010;Muttiah et al, 2011).…”

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Penggunaan Non Speech Oral Motor Treatment (NSOMT) Sebagai Pendekatan Intervensi Gangguan Bunyi Bicara

Pratomo

Siswanto

2020

j.keterapian.fis.

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Background : Non Speech Oral Motor Treatment’s (NSOMT) is a collective term that require active and passive training of speech musculature (Lof & Watson, 2008). Controversy of use this method was found in several publication. Researcher notes many questions about NSOMT efication. Aim of study is to gather information about utility NSOMT among Speech Therapist’s in Central Java. Isssue of Evidence Based Practice (EBP)implementation was crucial to be answer. This study was to analyse use of NSOMT among central java clinicians who treat children with speech sound disorder. Methods: This study was conducted in March until July 2019. Total 146 speech therapist across Central Java was participated on this study. Data analysis used descriptive statistic and Spearman Rank. Results: 84,9% speech therapist in Central Java used NSOMT to treat children who have speech sound disorder. Education level had a correlation with utility NSOMT in speech sound intervention (OR: 4.61; 95%: 1.44-14.72; p: 0.010). Conclusions: The results suggested similar finding with survey was conducted before. Speech therapist needs to improve their knowledge about EBP and its implementation.

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“…However, many clinicians still use the NSOME even though the literature "forbids" it. Few studies have discussed the differences between the clinicians and the researchers on the matter (Muttiah 2008;Muttiah et al, 2011). The relationship between NSOME and speech production should be researched more thoroughly in order to present a possible answer to the above debate.…”

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The Correlation Between Non-Speech Oral Motor Exercises (NSOME) and Speech Production in Childhood Apraxia of Speech Treatment. A Wide Clinical Retrospective Research

Vashdi¹,

Avramov²,

Falatov

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Purpose: The use of Non speech Oral Motor Exercises (NSOME) for motor speech sounds disorder treatment has been discussed in the literature in the last three decades, with most of the research presenting poor results for using NSOME. The purpose of this article was to add evidence related to that debate and show the correlations between NSOME and sound production among children diagnosed with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). Another goal is to clarify the misuse of the term in clinical settings and literature, while presenting solutions to the debate. Method: 256 VML entry evaluations and 89 long term treatment processes were analysed retrospectively. The correlations between Single Sound Pronunciation (SSP) and NSOME variables (i.e. blowing, oral motor imitation and tongue movements) were calculated using the entry evaluation group, as well as the correlations between the changes in SSP and NSOME variables using the long-term group. Results: High correlations were found between NSOME variables and SSP in both groups tested. Conclusions: The results confirmed the relationship between oral motor skills and sound production. Theoretical explanations and practical implications are further discussed.

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Clinical and Research Perspectives on Nonspeech Oral Motor Treatments and Evidence-Based Practice

Abstract: The participants' responses provided detailed and complex insights into each group's decisions regarding NSOMTs. These responses also suggested questions that should be considered when making decisions about approaches that are not fully supported by EBP.

Cited by 16 publications

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The use of non-speech oral-motor exercises among Indian speech-language pathologists to treat speech disorders: An online survey

The use of non-speech oral-motor exercises among Indian speech-language pathologists to treat speech disorders: An online survey

Penggunaan Non Speech Oral Motor Treatment (NSOMT) Sebagai Pendekatan Intervensi Gangguan Bunyi Bicara

The Correlation Between Non-Speech Oral Motor Exercises (NSOME) and Speech Production in Childhood Apraxia of Speech Treatment. A Wide Clinical Retrospective Research

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