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WANG Duan-xia,LIANG Wei,LU Xiao-yue,et al.The Development of Auditory-Verbal Therapy and the Current Status of Auditory-Verbal Therapist Training in China[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2026,24(02):215-218.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-4933.2026.02.020.
The Development of Auditory-Verbal Therapy and the Current Status of Auditory-Verbal Therapist Training in China
This article systematically reviews the promotion process and practical achievements of the auditory-verbal therapy in China
and analyzes the development trend of extending its service targets to all age groups and the rise of remote rehabilitation models. Based on this
it focuses on discussing how
under the background of establishing the professional standards for auditory-verbal therapists
through key paths such as constructing a graded training system
improving standardized teaching materials
strengthening clinical supervision mechanisms
and expanding service scope and application scenarios
the professional level of the auditory-verbal therapist team can be comprehensively enhanced to meet the growing rehabilitation demands and promote the high-quality development of the hearing and language rehabilitation cause.
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