论坛介绍:基础科学在AAC访问中的作用论坛
Krista M Wilkinson1, Dawn J Sowers1
1Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, USA.
概括
这个论坛强调了增强型和替代性通信 (AAC) 的基础研究. 它强调整合科学证据,临床专业知识和客户洞察力,以获得更好的基于证据的实践和改进AAC访问.
科学领域:
- 基础科学研究 基础科学研究
- 增强型和替代型通信 (AAC) 的基础研究.
背景情况:
- 在AAC的基于证据的实践依赖于三个支柱:科学证据,临床专业知识和客户/家庭的见解.
- 每个支柱都应该为其他支柱提供信息并从中受益,以获得最佳的结果.
研究的目的:
- 引入一个专门的论坛,专注于AAC的基础/基础研究.
- 强调整合科学证据,临床专业知识和客户/家庭见解的重要性.
- 促进科学家,临床医生和AAC用户之间的对话,以推动该领域的发展.
主要方法:
- 概述了基础科学推动了AAC临床进展的领域.
- 介绍论坛中的文章,每篇文章都涉及到AAC访问的各个方面.
- 促进利益相关者之间的建设性对话.
主要成果:
- 该论坛介绍了对AAC进步至关重要的基础研究.
- 论坛中的文章探讨了AAC访问的各个方面.
- 介绍为跨学科合作奠定了基础.
结论:
- 将基础科学与临床实践和用户视角相结合,对AAC至关重要.
- 鼓励进一步对话,以提高AAC的可访问性和有效性.
- 基础研究在AAC的进步中起着至关重要的作用.
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