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Evidence and Argument

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A podcast from two scientists in speech–language pathology, passionate about the connection among evidence, practice, and ethics in our field and beyond.

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6 years ago

Evidence & Argument in CSD is a NEW podcast from two scientists in #SLP, passionate about the connection among evidence, practice, and ethics our field and beyond. Join Ianessa Humbert, Ph.D. and The Informed SLP and share your thoughts on our 1st 3 episodes. evidenceandargument.com

Evidence &amp; Argument in CSD is a NEW podcast from two scientists in #SLP, passionate about the connection among evidence, practice, and ethics our field and beyond. Join <a href="/dr_deglutition/">Ianessa Humbert, Ph.D.</a> and <a href="/TheInformedSLP/">The Informed SLP</a> and share your thoughts on our 1st 3 episodes. evidenceandargument.com
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Evidence and Argument
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6 years ago

Every #audiologist and #SLP can easily list 5 major barriers to #EBP, but do we identify intrinsic biases in our thinking that impede EBP? Listen to Ianessa Humbert, Ph.D. and @informedslp discuss this here or anywhere you get your podcasts: evidenceandargument.com

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Evidence and Argument
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6 years ago

Half the U.S. isn’t being skeptical enough right now, right? But YOU'RE adequately skeptical, right? Apply this to our field: Most of what clinicians use to improve our clients’ lives is information. Are YOU adequately skeptical about that info? The Informed SLP Ianessa Humbert, Ph.D.