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Sound reward toys

A S Raikes, F T Rule, M J Simpkiss

Child: Care, Health and Development

|March 1, 1976

Summary

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This study details the creation and application of three novel sound reward toys. These devices aid in the diagnosis and treatment of speech disorders, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and patient benefit.

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Area of Science:

Therapeutic apparatus design
Speech-language pathology
Interdisciplinary healthcare

Background:

Comprehensive treatment centers foster innovation.
Multidisciplinary collaboration benefits patient care.
Need for practical therapeutic tools exists.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the construction of new sound reward toys.
To outline the use of these toys for speech disorder diagnosis.
To detail their application in speech disorder treatment.

Main Methods:

Design and construction of three sound-based reward toys.
Utilizing toys in diagnostic assessments for speech disorders.
Employing toys in therapeutic interventions for speech disorders.

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Main Results:

Successfully developed three functional sound reward toys.
Toys demonstrated practical utility in diagnosing speech disorders.
Toys proved beneficial in the treatment of speech disorders.

Conclusions:

New therapeutic apparatus can emerge from multidisciplinary settings.
Sound reward toys offer a practical approach to speech disorder management.
Interdisciplinary projects yield patient benefits and novel solutions.