Canadian Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology

Journal Issues

2024|Volume 48

No. 3

Research Note |2024|Vol. 48, No. 3|pages 129-138

Using the Transformative Paradigm in Speech-Language Pathology Research: The Example of Creating the Survey L’orthophonie pour toustes [Speech-Language Pathology for Everyone]

Élie Tremblay, Louis-Pierre Auger, Boutheina Jemel, Lisandre Labrecque-Lebeau, Ingrid Verduyckt

Research Article |2024|Vol. 48, No. 3|pages 139-154

Using the Language Use Inventory to Examine Toddlers’ Social Pragmatic Communication Trajectories to Inform Clinical Practice

Daniela K. O’Neill, Diane Pesco, Frank Mu, Julianne Scott

Clinical Focus |2024|Vol. 48, No. 3|pages 155-167

Co-Construction of a Psychoeducational Information and Support Program for People Living with Primary Progressive Aphasia and Their Caregivers

Laura Monetta, Monica Lavoie, Marie-Félixe Gagnon, Rosalie Pelletier, Léonie Proulx, Joëlle Duchesne, Robert Laforce

No. 2

Complete Journal Issue |2024|Vol. 48, No. 2|pages 77-144

Canadian Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology

Research Note |2024|Vol. 48, No. 2|pages 77-84

Evaluating Communication Apprehension in Older Adolescents and Adult Speakers With Cleft Palate With or Without Cleft Lip and Velopharyngeal Insufficiency

Allyson D. Page, Anne Dworschak-Stokan, Murad Husein

Clinical Focus |2024|Vol. 48, No. 2|pages 85-100

Recommendations for Organizing Speech-Language Pathology Services in a Rehabilitation Centre for Young Children With Language Disorders

Marianne Paul, Dima Safi, Marie Nader, Jessica Lesage, Marie-Ève Caty, Julie Tardif, Sophie Labbé, Carmen Dionne

Research Article |2024|Vol. 48, No. 2|pages 101-111

Development and Validation of the Échelle de satisfaction de la participation communicationnelle pour les personnes ayant un trouble acquis [Satisfaction With Communicative Participation Scale for People With Acquired Disorders]

Amélie Sanfaçon-Verret, Chloé Paradis, Maximiliano A. Wilson, Laura Monetta

Research Article |2024|Vol. 48, No. 2|pages 113-127

Pediatric Dysphagia Service Provision in Canada: A Survey of Canadian Speech-Language Pathologists

Victoria Sherman, Rebecca Perlin, Jennifer Wadds, Lily Nicholson, Stefanie Cortina, Rosemary Martino

Review Article |2024|Vol. 48, No. 2|pages 129-144

Unmasking the Psychometric Challenges of the Boston Naming Test in the North American Multicultural Context

Manon Spigarelli, David Gotti, Audrey Lalancette

No. 1

Complete Journal Issue |2024|Vol. 48, No. 1|pages 1-75

Canadian Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology

Research Article |2024|Vol. 48, No. 1|pages 1-16

Auditory-Perceptual Assessment of Resonance and Speech Related to Velopharyngeal Function: Content Validation of a List of Sentences in Québec French

Marie-Ève Caty, Marianne Paul, Annie Salois, Ericka Beaudoin, Johanie Bouchard, Miroslava Dimova, Lisa Massaro, Andréanne Mayrand, Élisa-Maude McConnell, Eugénie Préfontaine, Alla Sorokin

Research Note |2024|Vol. 48, No. 1|pages 17-27

The Impact of the Pandemic on Development: Parents’ Perceptions on Language and Literacy

Émilie Courteau, Guillaume Loignon, Mélanie Dutemple, S. Hélène Deacon

Research Article |2024|Vol. 48, No. 1|pages 29-42

Development, Validity, and Reliability of the Auditory and Speech Performance Test for Children

Hale Hancer, Erhan Kiziltan, Pinar Civak Tan, Derya Gokmen, Serhat Hayme, Suna Tokgoz Yilmaz

Research Article |2024|Vol. 48, No. 1|pages 43-58

Comparisons of Auditory Steady State and Auditory Brainstem Response Thresholds in Infants With Normal Hearing and Conductive Hearing Loss

Hope Valeriote, Susan A. Small

Research Article |2024|Vol. 48, No. 1|pages 59-75

Program Evaluation of a Low-Intensity Parent-Implemented Intervention for Young Children Late to Talk: How Much Is Enough?

Allison Maier, Aamir Sholapur, Sarah Donnelly

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