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Two pilot studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of the EMT+PE intervention via telepractice [11,12].
Telepractice refers to services delivered over long distances using videoconferencing or other technologies. Also, it is a service delivery model for different purposes in specific populations with communication disorders [13,23]. Telepractice is used to train parents in parent-implemented approaches [11,12,24].
JMIR Res Protoc 2024;13:e54426
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Although several surveys have shown that school-based speech-language pathologists doubt the efficacy of telepractice, others have revealed a positive attitude after using telepractice services [12,14,15]. However, parents’ and children’s perceptions of telepractice are not well understood. A few studies have examined parents’ and students’ satisfaction with telepractice programs, but the findings have been mixed.
JMIR Pediatr Parent 2021;4(1):e25675
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