DOI: 10.1055/s-00000076

Seminars in Speech and Language

Issue 03 · Volume 41 · June 2020 DOI: 10.1055/s-010-48688 Moral and Ethical Considerations When Caring for Adults Guest Editor, Jennifer Horner, Ph.D., J.D.

Continuing Education Self-Study Program

  • C1

    Self-Assessment Questions

    • Preface

  • 209
    Kearns, Kevin P.:

    Moral and Ethical Considerations…

    • Invited Review Article

  • 212
    Horner, Jennifer:

    Moral Features of the Therapeutic Relationship with Adults: Dignity, Trust, Autonomy, Vulnerability, and Resilience

    • Erratum

  • 218
    Horner, Jennifer:

    Erratum: Moral Features of the Therapeutic Relationship with Adults: Dignity, Trust, Autonomy, Vulnerability, and Resilience

    • Review Article

  • 221
    Kagan, Aura; Shumway, Elyse; MacDonald, Sheila:

    Assumptions about Decision-Making Capacity and Aphasia: Ethical Implications and Impact

  • 232
    Cherney, Leora R.; Kinsey, Laura; Larkin Conlon, Elissa:

    Autonomy and the Patient with Right Hemisphere Cognitive-Communication Deficits: Ethical Considerations in Rehabilitation Practice

  • 241
    Elman, Roberta J.:

    Ethical Responsibilities to Adults with Communication Impairments Involved in Group Therapy

  • 249
    Tippett, Donna C.; Hillis, Argye E.:

    Ethical and Practical Challenges of the Communication and Behavioral Manifestations of Primary Progressive Aphasia

  • 257
    Leslie, Paula; Lisiecka, Dominika:

    Ethical Issues in Dysphagia Management

  • 266
    Rao, Paul R.:

    Ethical Considerations for Healthcare Organizations