A family-centred model of care in paediatric speech pathology: a pilot study
The efficacy of a family-centred model of care in paediatric speech pathology in improving speech and language measures and parent satisfaction, compared to usual speech pathology practice.
Associate Professor Bev Phillips
20 participants
Jul 7, 2008
Interventional
Conditions
Summary
The aim of the research project is to compare a family-centred model of care in paediatric speech pathology with usual paediatric speech pathology practice performed at Ballarat Health Services. The project will also explore parent/carer satisfaction/dissatisfaction with family-centred care. Hypotheses 1. The family-centred model of care will produce similar speech and language outcomes compared to usual speech pathology practice. 2. Goals (as measured by the Goal Attainment Scale) will be achieved more successfully following a family-centred model of care compared to usual speech pathology practice. 3. Parents will be more satisfied with the family-centred model of care compared to those whose children participate in the usual practice model.
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Interventions
Family-centred model of care, speech pathology therapy techniques for speech and language disorders, detailed goal setting with parents, weekly therapy for 14 weeks, home visits by speech pathologist, home practice
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ACTRN12608000279325