Children With Tracheostomies Resource Guide (Singular Resource Guide Series)

"The purpose is to take the initial step in sharing knowledge about children with tracheostomies in order to help in the ongoing training of speech-language pathologists. The information meets the author's objectives as it provides speech-language pathologists with a reference guide that offers research and clinically-based information needed to work with this unique population. This is an excellent tool to provide speech-language pathologists with core knowledge about the placement and removal of tracheostomies in children ages 0-3. It is a broad, practical guide for clinicians evaluating and treating children with tracheostomies in a variety of settings. It is much handier and a more appropriate reference point for busy therapists than a more exhaustive theory-based textbook. It is interesting reading made easier with superb visuals." -- Cathering Coleman, MS from George Washington University (Divine)