Teaching-clinics aim to teach-learning, besides promoting free services to the community. These assignments result in a large patient demand and long waiting lists. Our study aimed to analyze the waiting lists management in teaching-clinics of speech, language pathology and hearing sciences. We developed a literature review, through Lilacs database, in which we found 75 articles, three of interest, which reported a large consultation demand and long waiting lists in teaching-clinics of speech, language pathology and hearing sciences. The articles analyzed proposed to referral patients to different reference institutions and the criteria establishment to specific consultation in teaching-clinics. We discussed possible solutions to teaching-clinics, in the sense of not creating waiting lists and solutions for those already existent. Hence, we were able to analyze possible solutions to the waiting list management in teaching-clinics of speech language pathology and hearing sciences, providing the development of activities in research, teaching and extension -which are academic goals, therefore, from the Speech-Language Pathologist and Audiologist formation. Teaching-clinic speech-language and hearing list | 1223We adjusted as inclusion criteria: Specific studies regarding the situation and possible solutions to waiting lists in health facilities towards higher education in the Speech Language and Hearing sciences scope. As exclusion criteria, we eliminated articles that were not in full text in the system of the University where this research was conducted.For article selection, we read the tittles and abstracts of papers found (first selection stage) and when the articles satisfied criteria of inclusion, we read them in full text and analyzed objectives, methods, results and conclusion (second selection stage).The selected articles based our discussion of possible solutions for waiting lists. Also, the information complemented extensive literature, including discussions already existent in other professions.
LITERATURE REVIEWIn sum, we found 75 articles using the strategies previous stablished. Table 2, presents the results, that is, the number of articles found in two selection stages.The articles selected that satisfied the criteria of inclusion and exclusion are presented in Figure 1.