How changes to frequency of treatment and mode of treatment improved paediatric speech-language pathology services: A pragmatic clinical trial

Children's functional speech-language performance outcomes may not differ based on frequency (weekly vs. fortnightly) and/or modality of intervention (telepractice vs. in-office). More research in larger populations is needed to explore if such interventions are efficacious while reducing burden to families' schedules, finances, and travel.

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International Journal of Speech-Language Pathology
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2026-03-08
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https://doi.org/10.1080/17549507.2026.2630835
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Language Development and Disorders
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How changes to frequency of treatment and mode of treatment improved paediatric speech-language pathology services: A pragmatic clinical trial

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How changes to frequency of treatment and mode of treatment improved paediatric speech-language pathology services: A pragmatic clinical trial

Katherine A. Hinderer, Michael B Brimacombe, Virginia M. Van Epps, Jodi Urzua, Emma Mendillo, Mary Dortenzio, Morgan Daur-Schierholz
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Abstract

Children's functional speech-language performance outcomes may not differ based on frequency (weekly vs. fortnightly) and/or modality of intervention (telepractice vs. in-office). More research in larger populations is needed to explore if such interventions are efficacious while reducing burden to families' schedules, finances, and travel.

International Journal of Speech-Language Pathology
Children’s Institute (US), University of Connecticut (US), St. Elisabeth Hospital (CW), Connecticut Children's Medical Center (US), Evidence Based Research (United States) (US)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 33%
Language Development and Disorders
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