What’s a ‘Collective resource’, anyway? (Free Voice Resource Example Inside)
Theresa Richard M.A. CCC-SLP, BCS-S
Board Certified in Swallowing, Founder/CEO of the MedSLP Collective and MedSLP Education, Host of the Swallow Your Pride Podcaster, Best-Selling Author of “So You’re Having Trouble Swallowing,” PhD student
One of the?biggest highlights?of the MedSLP Collective is our editorial-reviewed resources.
So…what exactly are these resources?
Resources are clinically relevant documents and videos that cover anything from topic overviews to deeper explorations. They come in multiple forms, ranging from tutorials to prepared in-services ready to use in clinical practice. A resource is meant to be used by clinicians.
Evidence-based information pulled from research articles and experience is compiled into each resource with citations and a reference list. Each resource then goes through a double-blind editorial review process.
The final product is a PDF or video that provides a simplified and holistic explanation of a complex topic that a research article alone couldn't cover. Resources are NOT original research and are not designed for continuing education credit.
In a nutshell…they’re useful documents and videos that can enhance your clinical practice at work with the research to back it up.
And we give you?unlimited access?to the 350+ resources for as long as you’re a member. Download every single resource whenever you want, as often as you want. Watch webinars multiple times. The entire library is yours!
No more scouring the deep internet hoping you'll be able to access and understand ALL of the information related to your patient's tricky case (and maybe fewer rushed calls to your grad school bestie for some urgent "what should I do?" discussions at work ??)
Are you curious to see what the single-blind or double-blind editorial review process looks like? Totally okay if you’d rather eat barium paste than dig into the weeds of this process, but just in case you’re genuinely curious…
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Click here?to read all about it!
We’ve given you a look at our Editorial Review Process to share how our resources are created and one of our contributors is taking it one step further AND has a free resource for you so you can see the finished product!
Ashley Michaels, MA., BCBA, LBA is a Collective Mentor and contributor, a private practice owner and a passionate SLP with over 10 years of experience evaluating and treating a variety of medically complex disorders across the lifespan in a variety of settings.
Watch her video below as she talks about the resource creation process and shares her recently published resource with you on Instagram:
Click here to to get a copy of her brand new resource, Acoustic and Aerodynamic Measures of Voice: Basics & Adult Norms – Part 1!
And if you’d like to get your hands on our library of over 350 editorial-reviewed resources (and part 2 and 3 of Ashley's resource series), now’s the time to join the MedSLP Collective!