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Accountability - Being legally responsible and answerable for actions and inactions of self or others durning the performance of a task by the SLPA Direct supervision - On-site, in-viewobservations and guidance by an SLP while an Assigned activity is performed by support personnel. Direct supervision performed by the supervising SLP may include, but us not limited to, the following: observation of a portion of the screening or treatment procedures performed by the SLPA, coaching the SLPA, and modeling for the SLPA. The supervising SLP must be physically present during all services provided to a medically fragile client by the SLPA (e.g., general and tele supervision). the SLP can view and communicate with the patient and SLPA live via telecommunication technology to supervise the SLPA, giving the SLP the opportunity to provided immediate feedback. This does not include reviewing a tape session later. Indirect Supervision - the supervising SLP is not at the same facility or in close proximity to the SLPA, but is available to provide supervision by electronic means. Indirect supervision activities performed by the supervising SLP may include, but are not limited to, demonstration, record review, review and evaluation of audio or videotaped sessions, and interactive television and supervisory conferences that may be conducted by telephone, e-mail, or live webcam. Interpretation - Summarizing, integrating, and using data for the purpose of clinical decision making, which may only be done by SLPs. SLPAs may summarize objective data from a session to the family or team members. Medically Fragile - A term used to describe an individual who is acutely ill and in an unstable condition. If such an individual is treated by an SLPA, 100% direct supervision by an SLP is required. Screening - A pass-fail procedure to identify, without interpretation, clients who may require further assessment following specified screening protocols developed by and/or approved by the supervising SLP. Speech-Language Pathology Aides/Technician - Are individuals who have completed on-the-job training, workshops, and so forth and work under the direct supervision of ASHA-certified SLPs.Speech-Language Pathology Assistant - Individuals who, following academic coursework, clinical practicum, and credentialing can perform tasks prescribed, directed, and supervised by ASHA-certified SLPs. Supervising Speech-Language Pathologist - An SLP who is certified by ASHA and has been practicing for at least 2 years following ASHA certification, has completed not less than ten(10) hours of continuing professional development in supervision training prior to supervision of an SLPA, and who is licensed and/or credentialed by the state (where applicable)