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WSHA logo Annual Convention
February 25-27, 2010
Oshkosh Convention Center
Oshkosh, WI

Convention Handouts

Handouts Posted Since the Convention

Session 1 - Audiologic Assessment & Candidacy Criteria of Cochlear Implant Recipients
Session 4 - Cochlear Implantation: Medical, Radiographic and Surgical Considerations
Session 6 - Bilateral Cochlear Implants: Recent Advances and Future Directions
Session 12 - Legislative Updates

Autism FAQ:  http://www.wisha.org/pdf/FAQ%20Sheet_Autism.pdf
AB 533: http://www.legis.state.wi.us/2009/data/AB-533.pdf


Session 18 - The Pragmatic Umbrella: A Diagnostic Approach to Discourse
Session 20 -Audiologic Assessment of the Young Pediatric Population
Session 31 - Expanding Expression: A Multi-Sensory Approach for Improved Oral and Written Language
Session 42 - New Treatment Options for Tinnitus

Session 43 - Communicative Replacements for Challenging Behavior: Assessment and Intervention

Roundtable Discussion Notes - Therapy Materials and Tools That Work

 

Following are the handouts that have been provided to WSHA-P from this year's presenters. If the handout is not listed below, the presenter will be providing the handout at the session.

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Questions, contact the WSHA-P Office at wsha@wisha.org or 800-545-0640.

Posted Since the Convention:

Click on the Session Title to view the handout.
 
  Session 3 A Time Tested Procedure for Addressing Dysphagia in the Schools
  Session 5 Ethical Conduct in Business Decisions
  Session 9 AAC for Adults with Acquired Motor, Language, and/or Cognitive Challenges
  Session 16
When Speech Gets Stuck: A Whole Body Approach for Apraxia of Speech on the Autism Spectrum
  Session 17 Essential Speech Skills for School-Age Children Who Stutter
  Session 18 The Pragmatic Umbrella: A Diagnostic Approach to Discourse
  Session 19 Coding and Reimbursement 2010
  Session 20 Audiologic Assessment of the Young Pediatric Population
  Session 21 Pediatric Oral and Pharyngeal Issues in Feeding: What to do if they are Motor-Based, Sensory-Based, or A Combination of Both
  Session 23 Obtaining Funding For AAC Equipment: Navigating the System
  Session 25 Speech and Language Professional Issues in the Public Schools: Department of Public Instruction Update
  Session 30 Speech Therapy for Children with Cleft Palate/Craniofacial Anomalies
  Session 32 Hot Topics in Occupational Audiology
Part 1
Part 2
  Session 33 Introduction to Adult Tracheotomy: Who, Why, How, and What Now?
  Session 34 Sorting Out Neurologic Swallowing and Feeding Problems in Infants and Young Children
  Session 37 Psychosocial and Cognitive Aspects of Cleft Lip and Palate Management in School Age Youth: The Role of the School Based Speech Language Pathologist
  Session 40 A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Management of Vocal Fold Immobility in Infants and Children
  Session 42 New Treatment Options for Tinnitus
  Session 46 Cross-Linguistic Universals in Reading Development: Implications for Assessment and Intervention with English Language Learners
  Session 48 Overview of Birth-to-Three Speech-Language Pathology Services as Provided by the Five Regions of Wisconsin
  Session 50 Lunch and Learn: How to Read a Research Article
  Session 55 Who, Did What, Where, When: Facilitating Personal Narrative and Storytelling Skills
  Poster Sessions A Comparison Between Two Methods of Recording Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials (VEMPs)
    Speech- Language Pathology: Should All Graduate Students Be Required to have Bilingual/Multicultural Exposure Prior to Practicing?
    The Medically Fragie Child Who Stutters: Two Case Studies
  Round Tables

Basic Hearing Aid Care and Troubleshooting

   

Professional Performance Review Process (PPRP) For the School-Based SLP: A Round Table Discussion

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