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2022, Vol. 3, Issue 1, Part A

Highlighting the role of speech language pathologist in assessment and management of post Japanese encephalitis: A single case study


Author(s): Priyanka Dubey, Garima Dixit, Nidhi Thomas and Bhupendra Kurmi

Abstract: Highlighting the role of speech language pathologist in assessment and management of post Japanese Encephalitis: A single case study.Introduction: In India Japanese encephalitis activity was first noticed in Nagpur in the territory of Maharashtra in 1952.According to WHO 2019 20-30% patients with Japanese encephalitis suffers from severe speech and language disorders.Aim: The aim of the study was highlighting the role of speech language pathologist in assessment and management of Japanese Encephalitis.Method: A five year old male child with chief complaint of reduced speech and language skills. Assessment was completed by pediatrician, speech-–language pathologist, psychologist and audiologist.Result and Discussion: Assessment & Intervention of this case included 12sessions, which shows drastic improvement in speech, language and cognitive skills. Conclusion: This case study can be a stepping stone in terms of exploring information about assessment and intervention in case of Japanese encephalitis with respect to speech & language aspects.

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Priyanka Dubey, Garima Dixit, Nidhi Thomas and Bhupendra Kurmi. Highlighting the role of speech language pathologist in assessment and management of post Japanese encephalitis: A single case study. International Journal of Childhood and Development Disorders. 2022; 3(1): 07-11.
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