Members of the OOAQ
Services provided by nurses By virtue of the nurse’s role in the health field, he or she is called upon to support all the professionals working in the clinic, applying a multidisciplinary approach. Working with the various professionals, the nurse … Continue reading
Humans are complex beings. Every part of us is in some way interconnected. To communicate verbally with our peers, for instance, we use a system not only to produce sounds, but also to hear and understand them. Basically, a sound … Continue reading
A speech language pathologist is the human communication disorder specialist who studies, examines, assesses and treats voice, speech, language and oropharyngeal problems. They work with preschool and school age children, teenagers, adults, as well as with older people. The speech … Continue reading
It’s the motor realization of language, i.e. using body organs to produce the sounds necessary to understand a concept. When one of these organs does not function properly, there is a speech disorder. (for example, paralysis of a muscle used … Continue reading
Children spend 45 to 60% of their school days learning, and this learning is primarily transmitted orally. An anomaly in one’s hearing capabilities may therefore cause unfortunate repercussions on the ability to succeed at school. Peripheral hearing loss is fortunately … Continue reading
