Clinical information
Explore our open-access clinical information for details about individual clinical areas.
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Clinical areas
The following pages feature information and useful contacts for each clinical area.
- Acquired motor speech disorders
- Aphasia
- Augmentative and alternative communication
- Autism
- Bilingualism
- Brain injury
- Cleft lip and palate
- Craniofacial conditions
- Critical care
- Deafblindness (multi-sensory impairment)
- Deafness
- Dementia
- Developmental language disorder
- Dysfluency
- Dysphagia / Eating, drinking and swallowing needs
- Eating and drinking with acknowledged risks
- End of life care
- Head and neck cancer
- Learning disabilities
- Looked after children
- Mental health (adults)
- Motor disorders
- Neonatal care
- Progressive neurological disorders
- Public health
- Selective mutism
- Social communication disorder
- Social emotional mental health
- Speech sound disorders
- Stroke
- Trans voice
- Upper airway disorders within adult respiratory services
- Visual impairment
- Voice
- Voice banking
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