A S H A Leader

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Articles in November 2001 issue of A S H A Leader

• Education funding bills continue to advance in congress.(Brief Article)
• It's not a nasty cold ... ... it's spasmodic dysphonia.(Brief Article)
• Louisiana senators play major roles in ASHA's agenda.(Medicare coverage for speech-language therapy)(Brief Article)
• Amid chaos, Air Force major finds her role.(Janet Deltuva, speech-language pathologist)(Brief Article)
  by Moore, Marat
• Getting off to a good start: ASHA meets with ED on IDEA, other issues.(American Speech and Hearing Association)(Department of Education)(Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)(Brief Article)
• Child language symposium scheduled for July 2002.(Brief Article)
• Accounting for dialect features. (AJSLP In Brief).(Brief Article)
  by Holzberger, Sheila
• Discuss insurance advocacy issues at convention.
• Cora Smith Breckenridge: to whom much is given ... (Close Up).(Brief Article)
  by Caswell, Ellen
• Addressing the needs of persons with severe disabilities.(Brief Article)
• ASHA criticizes study on therapy cap.(American Speech and Hearing Association)(Brief Article)
• Bilingual preschoolers. (Biliteracy -- A Pairing Research and Funding).(Brief Article)
  by Hammer, Carol Scheffner; Miccio, Adele W.
• Rush Limbaugh announces hearing loss.(Brief Article)
  by Boswell, Susan
• Researchers identify speech and language gene.(Brief Article)
  by Uffen, Ellen
• Review LC resolutions online. (Convention Announcements).
• Guidelines for Audiology service provision in and for schools. (For Your Review).(Brief Article)
• Where have all the PhDs gone? Academics seek solutions to doctoral crisis.
  by Boswell, Susan
• Practicing with a disability. (Letters).
  by Wiig, Elisabeth H.
• Congress eyes Medicare coverage for aural rehabilitation, hearing aids.(Brief Article)
  by Boswell, Susan
• Phase-out of ASHA's professional services accreditation program.(American Speech and Hearing Association)(Brief Article)
• No time to lose: working with young children with severe disabilities who are presymbolic.
  by Binger, Cathy A.
• The many faces of stuttering: identifying appropriate treatment goals: working with people who stutter can be challenging for many speech-language pathologists. In fact, numerous surveys have demonstrated that many SLPs rank stuttering at the bottom when
  by Yaruss, J. Scott; Quesal, Robert W.
• Is something better than nothing? (Guest Editorial).(Brief Article)(Editorial)
  by Swigert, Nancy
• OSHA delays recordkeeping rule: will affect occupational audiologists and workers exposed to noise.(Occupational Safety and Health Administration)(Brief Article)
• Late-onset Parkinson's has genetic component.(Brief Article)
• LC and assembly meetings come to you. (Convention Announcements).(ASHA Legislative Council)(Brief Article)
• Four documents on voice and voice disorders. (For Your Review).(Brief Article)
• LC nominations due.(legislative council)(Brief Article)
• Improving documentation practices. (Inside ASHA: news of association activities, special events, governance updates, and more.).(American Speech-Language-Hearing Association)(Brief Article)
• Foundation designation number is 0838. (inside ASHA: news of association activities, special events, governance updates, and more.).(American Speech-Language-Hearing Association)(Brief Article)
• Collaboration and funding. (Biliteracy -- A Pairing of Research and Funding).(Brief Article)
  by McCardle, Peggy
• Data snapshot.(speech-language-pathologists who work with fluency disorders)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• More internet gold for SLPs. (Internet).(speech-language pathologists)(Brief Article)
  by Kuster, Judith Maginnis
• Golden apple: Kyle Ross.(Brief Article)(Column)
  by Ross, Monica L.
• The language of Math.(mental computations performed in language used to teach mathematics)(Brief Article)
• Learn how to "Make Some News" at convention. (Convention Announcements).(Brief Article)
• Literacy document ready for peer review: Comments due Dec. 29.(Brief Article)
• 5 great ways to earn ASHA CEUs.(American Speech and Hearing Association)(Brief Article)
• Advocacy is a non-partisan issue. (From the President).(Brief Article)
  by Bernthal, John E.
• Input on home health sought. (Inside ASHA: news of association activities, special events, governance updates, and more.).(American Speech-Language-Hearing Association)(Brief Article)
• Consciousness to be explored in convention session.(American Speech and Hearing Association)(Brief Article)
• HIPAA compliance.(Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)(Brief Article)
• Unmasking voice disorders: spasmodic dysphonia and muscle tension dysphonia.(Brief Article)
  by Von Berg, Shelley
• Second ALS gene found.(amyotrophic lateral sclerosis )(Brief Article)
• Serving children from the culture of poverty: practical strategies for speech-language pathologists.
  by Roseberry-McKibbin, Celeste
• Show your support ... make your voluntary contributions today!(American Speech and Hearing Association Political Action Committee)(Brief Article)
• Report on newborn screening draws criticism.(Department of Health and Human Services)(Preventive Services Task Force)(hearing screening)(Brief Article)
• Theater company provides stage for teenagers who stutter.(Our Time Theater Company.)(Brief Article)
  by Annett, Mary M.
• Board of ethics decision.(Brief Article)
• The outlook for long-term care: clinicians weigh options as companies recruit.
  by Moore, Marat
• Schedule of ASHA convention meetings.
• Grant program for projects on multicultural activities. (Inside ASHA: news of association activities, special events, governance updates, and more.).(American Speech-Language-Hearing Association)(Brief Article)