Providing Audiological Services to Individuals With Aphasia: Considerations, Preliminary Recommendations, and a Call for Research

Silkes, JoAnn P.

doi:10.1044/1059-0889(2012/10-0002)

Am J Audiol

2012

DOI: 10.1044/1059-0889(2012/10-0002)

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Providing Audiological Services to Individuals With Aphasia: Considerations, Preliminary Recommendations, and a Call for Research

JoAnn P. Silkes

Abstract: Suggestions for managing aphasia in the clinical audiology setting are provided, and areas of needed research are identified so that services for individuals with aphasia can be optimized.

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Speech-Language Pathologists' Use of Hearing Screening for Clients With Aphasia: Challenges, Potential Solutions, and Future Directions

Silkes

Winterstein²

2017

Am J Speech Lang Pathol

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SLPs are an important resource for identifying potential hearing loss in individuals with aphasia. These data suggest that hearing screenings are being conducted only inconsistently with this population, often using nonstandardized methods. The results demonstrate a need to develop hearing-screening tools that are affordable, easily accessible, and validated for aphasia, and to raise awareness of currently available hearing-screening protocols and tools.

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Speech-Language Pathologists' Use of Hearing Screening for Clients With Aphasia: Challenges, Potential Solutions, and Future Directions

Silkes

Winterstein²

2017

Am J Speech Lang Pathol

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Providing Audiological Services to Individuals With Aphasia: Considerations, Preliminary Recommendations, and a Call for Research

Abstract: Suggestions for managing aphasia in the clinical audiology setting are provided, and areas of needed research are identified so that services for individuals with aphasia can be optimized.

Cited by 1 publication

References 52 publications

Speech-Language Pathologists' Use of Hearing Screening for Clients With Aphasia: Challenges, Potential Solutions, and Future Directions

Speech-Language Pathologists' Use of Hearing Screening for Clients With Aphasia: Challenges, Potential Solutions, and Future Directions

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