Tag: report writing

Written vs. Oral Communication: What’s the Difference?

Communication is central for allied health services. It is clearly important for speech and language pathologists, but communication skills are also important for occupational therapists, physiotherapists, psychologists, and many more. How these allied health professionals communicate and share information can make a real difference to services and outcomes. This...

Preparing and serving a meal: A metaphor for allied health reports

My research on allied health report-writing has focused on understanding the experiences of the readers and the writers of reports written for and about people with lifelong communication disability. I’m doing this to find ways for reports to be easier to read and understand, and possibly easier to write...

Rethinking Health Literacy: Moving Beyond “Low” and “High”

Health literacy is often described in binary terms: “low” or “high”, “limited” or “adequate.” While these labels may seem intuitive, they can oversimplify a complex and dynamic concept. It also risks placing the burden of health literacy on individuals, rather than prompting healthcare services, systems and professionals to reflect...

Survey about reading allied health reports

I am doing research about written reports that allied health professional write about people with communication disability who have a lifelong disability. I want to know: This anonymous survey is for people who: The survey which should take approximately 20 minutes. Start the survey by using this link: https://redcap.link/AlliedHealthReports...

Allied health report writing: resource curation

This post is a collation of documents and links to resouces that are designed to support allied health professionals to write more accessible reports that meet the intended purposes....