'La AAC no es una forma de tomar o dejar': las experiencias de entrenamiento de comunicación aumentada y alternativa

Clancy Conlon1, Robyn Preston2, Barbra Zupan1

  • 1Central Queensland, University, School of Health, Medical and Applied Sciences, College of Health Sciences, Speech Pathology, Rockhampton, Australia.

Resumen

Los patólogos del habla y el lenguaje australianos (SLPs, por sus siglas en inglés) informan que la capacitación universitaria en comunicación aumentada y alternativa (AAC, por sus siglas en inglés) es deficiente. Desean una capacitación AAC más completa, práctica y presencial para servir mejor a una base de clientes en crecimiento.

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