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Index to Asha, Volume 33, 1991 Articles Sound Field Measurement Tutorial Supp. 3, p. 25, January Use of FM Amplification Instruments for infants and Preschool Children with Hearing Impairment Suppl. 5, p. 1, March Cochran, Paula S. and Gull, Glen L. Use of BITNET in Communication Utilization of Medicaid and Other Third Party Funds for “Covered Services” Disorders Training Programs in the Schools Suppl. 5, p. 51, March Ferrier, Linda J. Pronunciation Training for Foreign Teaching Assistants Fitch, James. The Consultive Model With Computers: An Innovation in Service Delivery . June/July, p. 55 Flanagin, Judy D. and Newman, Ruth A. A Profile of Clinical Coordinators in ESB Accredited Training Programs June/July, p. 67 Malinoff, Rochelle and Spivak, Lynn G. The Professional Doctorate: Code of Ethics Opinions of Members With Doctorates and of Directors of Doctoral Revision of the Code of Ethics January, p. 65 Ethical Practice Board Programs ...... September, p. 51 Roeser, Ross J. and Crandell, Carl. The Audiologist’s Responsibility in Actions January, p. 68; April, p. 70; August, p. 55; December, p. 12 Issues in Ethics: Clinical Practice by Certificate Holders in the Cerumen Management January, p. 51 Terrell, Sandra; Mueller, Peter B.; and Conley, Linda. Sister Programs: Professions in Which They Are Not Certified Historically Black and Majority-White Universities September, p. 45 Issues in Ethics: Supervision of Student Clinicians June/July, p.5 3 Wallace, Gloriajean and Freeman, Sheila Bridges. Adults With Neurological Ethical Practice Board Statement of Practices in Procedures March, p. 105 Impairments From Multicultural Populations June/July, p. 58 Executive Board Practices and Procedures for appeals March, p. 106 Executive Board Committee and Boards 1991 Executive Board Call for Nominations: Association Officers January, p. 72 Call for Resolutions and Form Honors and Fellows January, p. 71 Meeting Minutes Outstanding Service Award January, p. 70 Call for Papers for 1991 Convention February, p. 39 How to Become a Committee/Board/Council Member March, p. 57 Data Pages 1991 Committees and Boards March, p. 59 Committee Pool Form March, p. 63 Augmentative and Alternative Communication Committee Products Caregiving: A Common Role for ASHA Members Reference List to Position Statements, Guidelines, and Definitions March, p. 65 CPU Review: Computers and Professional Uses Accreditation of Professional Services Programs Proposed Standards Profile of ASHA Members in Private Practice Revision ..... June/July, p. 49 Research Funding for Speech-Language-Hearing: FY 1990 Acoustic-Iimmittance Measures: A Bibliography Suppl. 4, p. 1, March Update Amplification as a Remediation Technique for Children With Normal Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists in Hospitals Peripheral Hearing Suppl. 3, p. 22, January Work Patterns of ASHA Affiliates An Introduction to Product Line Management Augmentative and Alternative Communication Suppl. 5, p. 8, March Report .. Suppl. 5, p. 9, March Balance System Assessment (Draft) .........0.c. ce.ce. ce.nc.e .ee ns . May, p. 57 Business, Marketing, Ethics, and Professionalism in Audiology: An Updated Annotated Bibliography (1986-1989) Suppl. 3, p. 39, January Engel, Elaine Dunn Candidacy for ESB Accreditation November, p. 64 Garwood, Victor Children of Poverty: What is Their Future? November, p. 61 Considerations for Establishing a Private Practice in Audiology and/or Lovrinic, Jean Speech-Language Pathology Suppl. 3, p. 10, January Electrical Stimulation for Cochlear Implant Selection and Rehabilitation (Draft) ....... Shewan, Cynthia M. Evaluation and Treatment for Tracheoesophageal Fistulization/Puncture Ulrich, Sandra (Draft) External Auditory Canal Examination and Cerumen Management (Draft) Guidelines for the Audiologic Assessment of Children From Birth Through 36 Months of Age Suppl. 5, p. 37, March 1990 ASHA Convention February, p. Guidelines for the Deliery of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology 1991 Communication Awards August, p. Services in Home Care Suppl. 5, p. 29, March A Call for Papers: Asha Interviews Editors of New Clinical Practice Guidelines for Graduate Education in Amplification Suppl. 5, p. 35, March Guidelines for Speech-Language Pathologists Serving Persons With Aronson, Arnold. The Elephant's Tail: Episode 2 Language, Socio-Communicative, and/or Cognitive-Communicative Brittin, Marie E. Congratulations! You Are Presenting a Paper at Impairments Suppl. 5, p. 21, March Implementation Procedures for Standards for the Certificates of Clinical Convention: Special Section Highlights Competence Ethics and Licensure Instrumental Diagnostic Procedures for Swallowing (Draft) May, p. 57 In Search of Self: An Interdisciplinary Conference Joint Committee on Infant Hearing 1990 Position “In Search of Self” Conference Speaker: Podium Pooh Bah Comes Statement Suppl. 5, p. 3, March to ASHA Learning Disabilities: Issues on Definition Suppl. 5, p. 18, March Newhoff, Marilyn. An Open Invitation: Submission Guidelines for Model for Collaborative Service Delivery for Students With Language-Learning Disorders American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology: A Journal in the Public Schools Suppl. 5, p. 44, March of Clinical Practice June/July, p. Multicultural Action Agenda 2000 May, p. 39 Shadden, Barbara. Giving Birth to ASHA’s Special Interest Need for Subject Descriptors in Learning Disabilities Research: Divisions Preschool Through High School Years Suppl. 5, p. 13, March Turner, Robert. An Open Invitation: Submission Guidelines for American Neurophysiologic Intraoperative Monitoring May, p. 73 Journai of Audiology: A Journal of Clinical Practice September, p. Prevention of Communication Disorders Tutorial Suppl. 6, p. 15, September Proposed Changes in Scope of ESB Accreditation (Draft) March, p 97 Proposed Changes in Scope of ESB Accreditation (Revised Special Sections Draft) November, p. 63 Providing Appropriate Education for Students with Learning Disabilities in Age and Image: Reaching the 80% Regular Education Classrooms Suppl. 5, p. 15, March Kochkin, Sergei. What This Industry Needs Is a Mariboro REACH: A Model for Service Delivery and Professional Development Man Within Remote/Rural Regions of the United States and U.S. Lynn, Deborah and Loavenbruck, Angela. Autonomy: The Road Directly Territories Suppl. 6, p. 5, September to the Public December, p. Report on Doctoral Education Suppl. 3, p. 1, January Smith, Matthew W. F. The Role of Age and Ageism in the Report on Private Practice Suppl. 6, p. 1, September “80% Barrier” Revision of Certification Standard Ill B, Clinical Practicum, Weinstein, Barbara B. Hearing Aids at My Age: Why Bother? ...... December, p. cc June/July, p. 65 Role of ‘the Speech-Language Pathologist in Assessment and Management The Continuum of Education of Oral Myofunctional Disorders Suppl. 5, p. 7, March Cunningham, David R. Observations of Preprofessional Education: DECEMBER 1991 = @SHa 141 Is There “Major” Difference? ... January, Fagan, Ellen C. and Williams, Jo. Listening to the Voices of the New Majority—Reentry and Returning Women 1990 Report to the Members Naas, James F. and Flahive, Michael J. Preprofessional-Only Program: American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation A fruitful Endeavor Annual Report of Vice Presidents Saxman, John H. Doctor or Doctor: A Choice of Guilds Auditors’ Report Vekovius, Gay T., Pannbacker, Mary, Lass, Norman J., and Fagan, Ellen C. Council on Professional Standards A Study of ASHA’s award for Continuing Education (ACE) January, Legislative Council Report Budget March, p. 21 Early Intervention Voting Record. March, p. 27 Catlett, Camille. ASHA’s Early Intervention Projects ............. Hawkins, David B., Beck, Lucille B., Bratt, Gene W., Fabry, David A., Goldberg, Barbara. How Soon Should Intervention Start? Mueller, H. Gustav, and Stemachowicz, Patricia G. Vanderbilt/VA Hearing Houle, Gail Ruppert and Hamilton, James L. Public Law 99-457: A pean Aid Conference 1990 Consensus Statement to Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists Satin April, Medicare Speech-Language Pathology Medical Review Leonard, Laurence B. New Trends in the Study of Early Language Edits ... September, p. 57 Acquisition April, National Office Salaries .. December, p. 110 Rossetti, Louis. ¢C ommunication Assessment: Birth to 36 Months ......... April, Omnibus Survey—Getting in Shape: Lean Cuisine for the '90s November, p. 57 Roush, Jackson. Expanding the Audiologist’s Role ..... ades April, Standards for the Certificates of Clinical Competence March, p. 121 Hea'th People 2000 Frattali, Carol, Cherow, Evelyn, and Cole, Lorraine. Promoting Health News for the Nation .. May, Marge, Michael. The sabia for Communication Sciences and Disorders ASHA Endorses Code of Fair Testing Practices in Education April, p. 11 ¥? = SeeA ER TIRE . May, ASHA + State Associations = Building Blocks January, p. 8 Canter, Taylor Receive ASHA Honors; Fellows Named November, p. 7 Multiple Sensory Impairments Carney’s CBS Appearance Generates Enthusiasm August, p. 9 Conlon, Sara. The Federal Government's Role in Educating People With Continuing Education: New Look, New Fees December, p. 13 Dual Sensory Impairments .. . November, Dual Licensure for Audiologists Eliminated in Arkansas, Cress, Pamela J. and Speliman, Charles R. New Methods for Rhode Island September, p. 12 Evaluating Vision ; . November, Medicaid Upholds ASHA Standards . . August, p. 16 Durand, Mark V. and Berotti, Denise. Treating Behavior Problems NIDCD 1992 Budget June/July, p. 11 With Communication ; November, Ohio Federal District Court Allows ASHA to File as Amicus Curiae August, p. 9 Everson, Jane M. and Goodall, deVergne. School to Work Transition for Older Voices: Inservice Training Program April, p. 15 Youth Who Are Both Deaf and Blind ...... . November O'Toole, Gallagher, Stream Elected to Executive Board September, p. 9 Johnson, Donald D. Visual Assessment of People Who Are Patient Self-Determination Act .. February, p. 8 Deaf ... .... November, Reauthorization of EHA Discretionary Programs ..... ‘ January, p. 7 Mascia, John. Audiological Services: Meeting the Needs of People Who Are Related Professional Organizations (RPOs) ... . June/July, p. 11 Deaf and Blind a November, Second Emerging Leaders Institute , p. 11 Scholarly Publications Alive and Well in ASHA . we - September, Steering the Divisions .. . . p. 17 Snow, James B. Jr. A New Institute, A Promising Future of Task Force to Revise Preferred Practice Patterns ,p. 15 Research September, Women's Health: Coming of Age ... ,p. 11 Stremel, Kathleen Communicating With People Who Have Multiple Sensory Impairments .. November, Wofford, Martha, Boysen, Allen, and Riding,‘ | Laurence. A Research S Poste! Service Mentoring Process ; . September, STATEMENT OF OWNERSHteIquiPre.d by M3A9N AU.SG.C EM36E85 NT AND CIRCULATION Window to the Future Browne, Jeffrey T. May you Live With “Interesting” Laws . June/July, p. 39 Fox-Grimm, Mary E. American With Disabilities Act PL 101-336 ‘ June/July, p. 41 Huffman, Nancy P. Least Restrictive Environment ee .. June/July, p. 43 Rothi, L. J. Gonzalez. Risk Management: Turning Liabilities Into Manageable Responsibilities p . June/July, p. 36 Spriestersbach, D.C. We Are Part of the Planet, You Know! June/July, p. 34 From the President An Open Letter to Members November, p. 5 Asha Interviews Patrick J. Carney . ; . January, p. 28 ASHA Wants You—To Make a Difference February, p. 33 Competence: An Ethical Decision April, p. 7 Dear Jerry. .. August, p. 5 Presidential Address—ASHA: Diversity Is Our Strength . December, p. 5 Quality ‘ coseee May, p. S Research: Our Path to the Frontier September, p. 5 Window to the Future . June/July, p. 7 1 of Bonds. Mortgages or Otne indexes, Directories, and Reviews 1991 Buyers’ Guide Ki caeiNe Dade e oh hedee December, p. 57 ACE Recipients March, p. 91 CCC Awarded .... Said tbecase ers March, p. 123 CE Approved Sponsors . March, p. 81 Congressional Action Contact Network March, p. 101 ESB Accredited Programs March, p. 67 Guidelines for Contributors to Asha . she Sahai heta ed- sk Sgdm bA un ale March, p. 149 Index to Let's Ta/k, 1990 .... March, p. 130 Index to 1990 Reviews February, p. 89 Legislative Council Members March, p. 23; October, p. 39 National Office Contacts March, p. 7 PSB Accredited Programs March, p. 73 I ge cratce vce n tease heecswsovcncesecepewns March, p. 101 Regulatory Agencies for Hearing Aid Dealers ..................... . March, p. 115 Reviews: Books, Materials, Software, Videotapes February, p. 69; May, p. 79; August, p. 57; December, p. 93 State Association Meetings March, p. 109 TOTAL (Sum of E,F I ant 2—should equal net press rum shown im A State Association Presidents and Offices March, p. 107 | certify that the statements made by SFirgneadtuerre iacnkd TiTt.i eo f SEpataohr r,P ubsaPnhe.rD ., SusmesEsx eMcanuatgeirv e or DireOwne r State Education Agencies Contacts March, p. 111 me above are correct and complete late #. eat State Licensing Agencies March, p. 113 PS Form 3526, Dec. 1987 See instrucoms on revers: 142 DECEMBER 1991