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S R Ulrich

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PubMed1992

Issues for academia.

When colleges and universities provide supervised clinical experiences for students, their models of supervision must consider a number of issues related to individuals and program objectives. Although the importance of each issue will vary from one program to another, increased awareness of specific concerns may be helpful to administrators in developing and implementing more appropriate models. Providing high quality in the supervision of new professionals should help the professions achieve continuous improvements in the quality of service to consumers.

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PubMed1976

A comparison of impairments in verbal comprehension, speech, reading, and writing in adult aphasics.

A clinical population of 44 aphasics was rated on the severity of impairment of functional communication in each of four language modalities: verbal comprehension, speech, reading, and writing. Comparisons are made of the severity of impairment in each pair of language modalities for the subjects as a group and for individual subjects. Correlations between severity ratings in each pair of language modalities are also presented. The results indicate that all modalities are impaired to approximately the same degree and that differences between severity ratings across all modalities are small for the large majority of aphasic subjects. Writing is usually the most severely impaired modality. A discussion is presented reviewing the important influences that methodology has on the data obtained and on the inferences which may be drawn about the nature of aphasia as a uni- or multimodality impairment.

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