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Telepractice has the potential to benefit clients with a variety of needs, including those who need speech, hearing and swallowing services. This Perspectives on Telepractice explored three different facets of telepractice. The featured authors reviewed current research on the role of telepractice in dysphagia management, discussed the perspectives of Au.D. students who received training in telepractice, and examined the components of a successful telepractice training program for graduate, speech-language pathology students.

Learning Outcomes
You will be able to:

• explain the benefits and importance of providing clinical and academic training in telepractice to graduate students
• describe the current research evidence on the use of telehealth in dysphagia rehabilitation
• list the legal, policy, and practical challenges associated with using telehealth in dysphagia practice and ways to overcome these challenges

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