Cochlear Implants in Infants and Toddlers: Are SLPs Ready for This Growing Trend?

11th June, 2010

11 June 2010, Article, Cochlear Implants, Early Intervention, Hearing Loss, Newsletter, SLP

Spencer, L. (2009, June 16). The ASHA Leader.
Over the past two decades, cochlear implants have proven effective in children, ages 3–18. Now research indicates that children who are fitted at earlier ages fare better on speech perception and production tests. Are SLPs ready for this new wave of toddlers with cochlear implants?
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