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aSHa newS App Alert-Read, Save and Share the Leader on Your Phone Those of you who've been waiting patiently for your Leader app are in luck: You can now download the latest Leader issue to your phone or other mobile device for free. This mobile version looks and reads just like your print hard copy-you simply flip the pages electronically and tap right onto hyperlinks and videos embedded in articles. share PDFs of articles via e-mail or social media. If you have trouble finding the app in the app store on your device, you can tap directly on these links to download it: To get the Leader app: * Search for "The ASHA Leader" in your mobile device's app marketplace or store. * Download the app to your device, then open it. * Select the Leader issue you want, click on it to download it ... then start reading! Issues starting with October 2014 are available in the app. Remember, also, that the electronic flipbook version of the Leader is available on the Leader website at bit.ly/leader01-15flip. You can now not only get the print magazine experience online, but you can also download and print PDFs of articles-and share them with others via e-mail and social media. * Android devices: bit.ly/ leader-android * Amazon Kindle and Fire devices: bit.ly/leader-amazon * iOS devices: bit.ly/leader-ios If you want to save an article you like, you can download a PDF to your mobile device. You can also Practice Portal Adds Childhood Apraxia of Speech The ASHA Practice Portal (www. asha.org/Practice-Portal) recently added information on childhood apraxia of speech, bringing the total 60 February 2015 | THe aSHa Le aDer number of clinical and professional issues topics to 23. The CAS page provides information on the differential diagnosis of CAS from other speechsound disorders and the various treatment approaches and options. All Practice Portal pages include vetted practice guidance, tools and templates, and direct links to ASHA evidence maps. The goal of the Practice Portal is to help clinical audiologists and speechlanguage pathologists in their daily practice. The portal consolidates the best available evidence and expertise in patient care and identifies resources that have been vetted for relevance and credibility. The portal does not provide a practice "recipe"; instead, it consolidates information and resources clinicians need to guide their decision making. Content for Practice Portal pages is developed through a comprehensive process that includes multiple rounds of review by subject-matter experts. For more information or to volunteer as a subject-matter expert, e-mail portalinfo@asha.org. http://www.bit.ly/leader-amazon http://www.bit.ly/leader-amazon http://www.bit.ly/leader-amazon http://www.bit.ly/leader-ios http://www.bit.ly/leader01-15flip http://www.asha.org/Practice-Portal http://www.asha.org/Practice-Portal

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