Speech pathologists and audiologists with Ph.D. in Brazil: profile from 1976 to 2008

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Léslie Piccolotto FerreiraFernando Adami

Abstract

keeping data about Ph.D.s of speech pathologists and audiologists updated allows the retrieval of what has been developed in these fields of knowledge, besides giving a dimension of the development of the Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences in our country. to analyze the educational background of Brazilian speech pathologists and audiologists with Ph.D. within the period of 1976-2008. doctorate dissertations presented by Brazilian speech pathologists and audiologists during the period of 1976 (first presentation) to the end of 2008 were selected through information provided by postgraduation offices and also by consulting data published on Plataforma Lattes (online curriculum vitae for professors and scientists). For each finding the following variables were registered: author's gender, year of presentation, educational institution and post-graduate program where the dissertation was developed (according to the areas of knowledge determined by National Council of Scientific and Technological Development) and chosen theme (Language, Hearing and Balance, Motricity and orofacial functions, Voice e Public Health). The statistical analysis involved the description of the selected parameters, a regression analysis to verify increas...Continue Reading

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Oct 17, 2019·CoDAS·Léslie Piccolotto FerreiraSilvia Napole Fichino

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