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VOL. 21 NO. 3 * MARCH 2016 38 What Does the Patient Want? 10 Research in Brief BY SARAH W. BLACKSTONE 14 Blogjam To truly put patients in the center of their own care, we need to ensure they can effectively communicate with providers and loved ones- and vice versa. Our professions are integral to making this happen. 16 People TAGS > PATIENT-CENTERED CARE, PATIENTPROVIDER COMMUNICATION 46 Simulating Patient Communication Strategies BY KATHRYN M. YORKSTON, CAROLYN R. BAYLOR AND MICHAEL I. BURNS In a University of Washington training program, medical and speech-language faculty and students collaborate to prepare future physicians to treat people with communication disorders. 52 Words of Preparation for Patients 4 Glimpses 6 News in Brief 20 In the Limelight 22 Policy Analysis 26 At a Glance 27 On the Job 28 Bottom Line: Medicare Ups 2016 Quality Reporting Requirements 30 Make It Work: 5 Things to Know Before You Build a Website 32 School Matters: Best Assessment Ever? You 34 Academic Edge: Hearing Aids for Holocaust Survivors 36 Have You Tried This? Motivation Through Fan Mail 58 ASHA News 62 ASHA Calendar 64 American Speech-LanguageHearing Foundation 66 State Spotlight 68 Careers/Job Openings 72 First Person/Last Page BY MICHAEL I. BURNS, CAROLYN R. BAYLOR AND KATHRYN M. YORKSTON Through a series of simple steps, we can help clients with communication disorders plan ahead to get what they need from medical visits-despite their challenges. LE ADER .PUBS. ASHA .ORG 1 http://LEADER.PUBS.ASHA.ORG

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The ASHA Leader - March 2016