Speech and Language Therapy

The Speech and Language Network currently has a vacancy for Chair (however we are not recruiting for this post at present). There is regional representation across Scotland.  The last network meeting was 9th March 2010.

The next meeting will be confirmed in due course

SLT Network Reps as at May 2010 (Word, 97KB, 37 secs)

• SLT Objectives 2008-2009 (Word, 34.5KB, 12 secs)

Specific Language Impairment (SLI)Questionnaire

A recent scoping exercise by NHS QIS looked at National objectives within Practice Development and an accompanying questionnaire was produced by the Speech and Language Therapy Practice Development Network. The NHS QIS SLT Network are keen that views are taken forward on current SLI provision for children across Scotland , and in the process, a consistent Care Pathway for this group of children is established.

In this regard, the QIS SLT Network aim to share good practice for children and young people with SLI in conjunction with SLI  SIG across Scotland .  As a first step in the mapping exercise, a questionnaire was issued out to all SLT Managers across Scotland and the results of this questionniare are now being analysed and any practical ongoing work will be passed to the SLI SIG. 

Stakeholder Event

The Speech & Language Therapy Stakeholder Event was held on Thursday 27th April 2006 at NHS QIS, Delta House, Glasgow.

• Click here to view Bernadette Brophy-Arnott's Presentation (PPT, 27K, 7 Secs)
• Click here to view the action points from the event (Word, 264K, 1.15Mins)

Key Documents

• Report on the Grampian Speech and Language Therapy Total Communication Training Strategy for Adults with Learning Disabilities (Powerpoint, 66K, 18 secs)
• Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists: New Managers Pack (PDF, 460K, 2.10 mins)
• Scottish Executive Review of Speech and Language Therapy, Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy for Children and Speech and Language Therapy for Adults with Learning Disabilities and Autistic Spectrum Disorder (PDF, 2.8M, 13.35 mins)
  - N.B. This is a large file size and may take some time to download depending on the speed of your internet connection
• Speech and Language Therapists National Survey Results (PDF, 166K, 47 secs)
• Speech and Language Therapy Regional Representatives Survey June 2003 (PDF, 86K, 24 secs)

Useful Links

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists
NHS Scotland - Clinical Governance
NHS Scotland e-library

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