Phonoaudiological treatment approaches in southwestern colombian universities

Enfoques de intervención fonoaudiológica en las universidades del suroccidente colombiano

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Diana Marcela Findlay López
Ana María Castaño Franco
Tatiana Bernal Cano
Jhon Fredy Quintero Uribe
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The present study is designed to meet the different approaches to speech therapy intervention in universities in their processes of formation and retention in the  exercise of the profession. For the development of this project is considered the approach as the place from which a specific reality is analyzed and decisions to act upon it, based on this definition, the predominant intervention approach explored in the universities offering the program Fonoaudiología in southwestern Colombia:Universidad del Valle, Universidad Santiago de Cali and Universidad del Cauca. Structured interviews with students last semester, alumni and directors of academic programs were conducted. It was found that the way the speech therapist intervenes is not tied necessarily education that this has received in the academic
unit in which it was formed, also universities in southwestern Colombia educate their students in speech therapy fromthe built approach in theeducational project, because of the absence of a standardized professional profile institutions nationwide. Finally, it was confirmed that in the exercise of the profession, the approaches of academic training intervention proposed changes.

Key words: Approaches, Speech and Languaje Therapy, Universities, Colombian Southerstern.

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