Micro-Computer Applications in Speech Pathology: Software Availability

The applications and commercial availability of micro-computer software relevant to speech-language pathology, in the areas of administration, assessment and treatment are reviewed. Specific software examples are included. A framework for the evaluation of software is presented and issues related to the use of micro-computers in speech pathology clinics addressed.

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