Aac Evaluation
AAC Evaluation
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Evaluation is a crucial process designed to assess the communication abilities, needs, and preferences of individuals who experience challenges with speech and language. The primary goal of AAC Evaluation is to identify the most effective AAC strategies and technologies to facilitate meaningful communication and enhance the individual's quality of life.
Patient Information
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Name |
[Patient's Name] |
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Age |
[Patient's Age] |
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Gender |
[Patient's Gender] |
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Diagnosis/Condition |
[Diagnosis/Condition] |
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Guardian/Contact |
[Guardian's Name/Contact] |
Assessment Overview
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Date of Evaluation |
[Date of Evaluation] |
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Purpose of Evaluation |
To assess [Patient's Name] communication skills and determine the most suitable AAC system for [Patient's Name]. |
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Methodology |
Observations, standardized assessments, and interviews with [Patient's Name] and [Guardian's Name]. |
Findings of Communication Skills Assessment
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Communication Skills |
Findings |
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Speech Production |
Limited speech, mostly echolalic with some functional communication. |
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Language Comprehension |
Understands basic instructions and questions, struggles with abstract language. |
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Non-Verbal Communication |
Relies on gestures and facial expressions to communicate needs. |
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Social Interaction |
Shows interest in socializing but has difficulty initiating and maintaining interactions. |
Findings of Physical and Sensory Abilities Assessment
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Physical and Sensory Abilities |
Findings |
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Motor Skills |
Fine motor skills adequate for using touchscreens and simple switches. |
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Visual Abilities |
Good visual acuity; prefers visual stimuli. |
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Auditory Abilities |
Normal hearing; responds to auditory stimuli appropriately. |
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Sensory Preferences |
Enjoys tactile experiences; sensitive to loud noises. |
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Summary of assessment findings and recommendations |
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[Patient's Name] demonstrates significant communication challenges but can benefit from AAC intervention. Tablet-based AAC app with visual supports is recommended. |
