Community speech-language pathologists report experiences with collaborative cleft palate care, highlighting barriers to effective communication and team involvement.
Community speech-language pathologists play a central role in cleft care and demonstrate a strong commitment to engage in collaborative care yet face barriers to inclusion and collaboration. Findings point to the need for clearer communication pathways, shared planning, and inclusive, team-based models that better facilitate collaboration between community clinicians, cleft team clinicians, and parents.
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