What’s the Evidence?: The four Components of Contemporary Evidence-Based Practice, Part 2: Client Values, Preferences, and Circumstances: Journal of Clinical Practice in Speech-Language Pathology: Vol 24, No 1

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Nicole McGill

Dr Nicole McGill is the Senior Advisor Evidence-Based Practice and Research at Speech Pathology Australia.

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What’s the Evidence?

The four Components of Contemporary Evidence-Based Practice, Part 2: Client Values, Preferences, and Circumstances

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