NOMS Data Snapshots
These snapshots highlight data collected in ASHA’s National Outcomes Measurement System (NOMS) for a variety of populations and settings. Download these snapshots to engage consumers, payers, administrators, and other healthcare professionals about the value of SLP services.
Acute Care
Did you know that SLP services in acute care can reduce the need for future treatment?
Aphasia
Did you know that adults with aphasia continue to make progress, even at the chronic phase of recovery?
Cognitive Rehabilitation Home Programs
Did you know that home programs play an important role in cognitive rehabilitation?
Fluency Disorders
Did you know that children who stutter show functional gains in communication after SLP treatment?
Head and Neck Cancer
Did you know that individuals with head and neck cancer report improvements in functional swallowing skills after SLP treatment?
Home Programs
Did you know that individuals who participate in individualized SLP home programs experience better outcomes?
Parkinson's Disease
Did you know that SLPs have a lasting impact beyond treatment?
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) for Dysphagia
Did you know that PROMs capture the patient’s personal experiences and perceptions about their swallowing problem and lead to more tailored and patient-centered care?
Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Disorders
Did you know that most children show functional gains in feeding and swallowing after SLP treatment?
Pediatric Speech Disorders
Did you know that early SLP services lead to better outcomes for children with speech disorders?
Speech Sound Disorders
Did you know that dosage and practice are key to achieving functional progress for children with severe speech sound disorders?
Telepractice
Did you know that telepractice is a viable service delivery option and has comparable outcomes to other models?
Are you looking for more resources and data to demonstrate your value with these and other populations? Check out ASHA's Demonstrating Your Value factsheets to see how SLPs enhance care coordination, reduce costs, and improve clinical outcomes.
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