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Articles in October 2004 issue of A S H A Leader

• Managing adults with tracheostomies and ventilator-dependence: current concepts.(THE CHANGING FACE OF HEALTH CARE)
  by Dikeman, Karen J.; Kazandjian, Marta S.
• New health care resources online.(THE CHANGING FACE OF HEALTH CARE)
• Dianne Van Tasell.(appointments)(Brief Article)
• The aging voice.(THE CHANGING FACE OF HEALTH CARE)
  by Linville, Sue Ellen
• Teachers' views on No Child Left Behind.(THE CHANGING FACE OF HEALTH CARE)(Brief Article)
• Carole J. Hardiman.(RETIRED)(Brief Article)
• Federal bills would recognize SLPs as Medicare providers: take action now on S. 568 and H.R. 1995.(Speech-Language-Pathologists)
  by Swigert, Nancy B.
• Embrace eQuality with technology.(For the sake of our clients)(Advertisement)
  by McKinley, Nancy
• IDEA inches toward reauthorization.(Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
• Examining state high school exit exams.(Brief Article)
• Joe Coskey, as Field Sales Representative, Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi; and Erin K. Ouellette, Inside Sales Representative, Government Services, Siemens Hearing Instruments, Inc.(appointment)(Brief Article)
• John Rock.(HONORED)(Brief Article)
• Libby Radus.(DIED)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• International agreement brings mutual recognition of certification.
  by Boswell, Susan
• Spring conference highlights professions.(Health Care 2005 and Audiology 2005)
• Betty Castor.(2004 Election Profile)(Brief Article)
• Richard Salvi.(APPOINTED)(Brief Article)
• Davene Fahy.(Brief Article)
• Medicare fee proposals challenged: ASHA submits comments to centers for Medicare and Medicaid services.(THE CHANGING FACE OF HEALTH CARE)(American Speech-Language-Hearing Association)
  by Kander, Mark
• The changing face of health care.
  by Brown, Janet
• From the hands of children.(Brief Article)
• Mindy Newhouse.(HONORED)(Brief Article)
• Sherry Comerchero.(AWARDED)(Brief Article)
• Regina Gibson-Burtnick.(NATIONAL OFFICE)(Brief Article)
• Karen Beverly-Ducker, director, multicultural resources, and Sharon Moss, director of scientific programs and research development, were selected from more than 200 nominees to participate in the American Society of Association Executives' Annual Future L
• Guide to otitis media with effusion.(THE CHANGING FACE OF HEALTH CARE)
• Committee focuses on evidence-based practice.(Brief Article)
• Long-term care residents with dementia: assessment and intervention.(THE CHANGING FACE OF HEALTH CARE)
  by Hopper, Tammy
• Audrey M. Glick.(AWARDED)(Brief Article)
• Sophia Hadjian.(RETIRED)(Brief Article)
• The effect of noise on public health: International Congress explores impact on sleep, animals, and how communities respond.(THE CHANGING FACE OF HEALTH CARE)
  by Finegold, Lawrence S.; Job, Soames; de Jong, Ronald; Griefahn, Barbara