CSHA POSITION PAPERS

 

 

  1. LEA School Medi-Cal Billing Program Q & A (May 5, 2002 Revision)

  2. To Screen or Not to Screen...That is the Question (4/24/02)

  3. Therapy - Language Development Web Site (4/15/02)

    (700 links to therapy materials organized by grammatical categories and from the easiest to the more difficult to master)

  4. Early Intervention Preferred Practices (3/1/02)

  5. Assessment of the African American Child (2/6/2002)

  6. Early Intervention Services for Infants, Toddlers, and their Families (6/00) PDF File

  7. Prop 227 Position Statement (English Language Learners) ( 3/00)

  8. Tests for Bilingual-Spanish Children (1999)

  9. Professional Practices (7/96)

  10. Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Persons (5/96)

  11. ** Caseloads:   Language, Speech, Hearing Service Delivery in the Public Schools (Legal and Ethical Considerations) (10/95)

  12. The Role of the SLP in Community College (6/95)

  13. Alternative Assessment to Determine Communicative Abilities (9/94)

  14. ASHA's 12 Principles on National Health Policy (5/94)

  15. Using Language Sampling In the Assessment of Limited English Proficient Children (1994)

  16. ** Auditory Trainers in the Schools (10/92)

  17. * Aural Acoustic Immittance Measurements (4/91)

  18. ** Scope of Practice Statement (7/90)

  19. Response to the Special Education Reform Proposal (1/90)

  20. * Tympanometry: Inappropriate for Hearing Aid Dispensers - The Board's Position (11/89)

  21. *** Students with Severe Language Disorders in the Educational Setting (9/88)

  22. *** Speech, Language, and Hearing Services to Infants and Preschoolers (6/87)

  23. *** Role of the Language, Speech, and Hearing Specialist in the Schools (3/87)

  24. ** Quality Assurance Statement on Dysphagia (Oregon Speech & Hearing Assn; adopted by CSHA 4/86)

  25. Overview of Bilingual Education (4/85)

  26. Service of Individuals whose Primary Language is other than "English" (3/85)

  27. CSHA Technical Report on the Utilization of Speech Aides in the Public Schools

  28. * Inclusion: Implications for the Provision of Speech-Language and Audiology Services

  29. Cerumen Management

  30. Phonological Awareness: Literacy Acquisition and the Role of the Speech-Language Pathologist

     

 
* Position paper was reviewed in 2001 and was determined to reflect current standards of practice.
** Position paper was reviewed in 2001 and is in the process of being revised to reflect current standards of practice.
*** Position paper was reviewed in 2001 and is scheduled to be revised in 2002.