Chapter 1
The official document that specifies the appropriate areas of practice for its members.
What is Scope of Practice?
Industry vs. inferiority
What is 6-12 years?
A group of people who share a common characteristic.
What is culture?
1. Schools
2. Healthcare
3. Professional Practice/ Workplace Priorities
4. Patient, Client and Student Priorities
What is ASHA's Public Policy Advocacy?
Acknowledgement that society is compromised of many different groups or cultures
What is multiculturalism?
The ecological, interactive process that facilitates one's ability to minimize and prevent the limitation and restrictions that auditory dysfunction can impose on well-being and communication.
What is Aural Rehab?
Showing a bias toward people wearing hearing aids.
What is hearing aid effect?
Negatively judging someone without adequate knowledge or reason.
What is prejudice?
What is Evidence Based Practice?
Autonomy vs shame/doubt
What is 1-3 years
Deal with speech perception but focuses on how speech perception affects speech production and/or language skills.
What is role of SLP in Aural Rehab?
Thinking others will judge them, cost and expectations that it will be a magical cure.
What is, "why don't adults buy hearing aids?"
When prejudice results in differential treatment of a group of people
What is discrimination?
The ability to competently execute services within one's scope of practice to diverse patient populations toward positive outcomes in a wide variety of service delivery models with various professionals.
What is cross-professional competence?
ICF
What is International Classification of Functioning Disability and Health?
Serving patients under 18 years of age with hearing loss and their families.
What is aural habilitation?
Counseling that is in the here and now and focuses on problem solving.
What is non-professional counseling?
1. Referring
2. Scheduling
3. Gathering Info
4. Assessing
5. Recommending
What is the therapeutic cycle?
Anything that isn't directly related to how you treat a client.
What is a professional issue?
This model views disability as a socially-created issue, not an attribute of the person.
What is social model?
A disability is a characteristic caused by a disease, trauma, or health condition requiring medical care from a physician.
What is the medical model?
Accepting patients regardless of own background and values.
What is unconditional positive regard?
The ability to understand the origin of one's bias, but yet establish a common ground with patients from diverse backgrounds.
What is cross-cultural competence?
1. Mitigation of a disability
2. Eradicating deaf culture with genetic counseling and cochlear implants
What is the perception that CSD professional agenda includes?
Number of persons diagnosed with hearing loss within a given time period
What is incidence?