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Qualitativ-naturalistische Forschung als Zugang zur Entwicklung, Analyse und Evaluation sprachtherapeutischer Interventionen

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Im Mittelpunkt dieses Beitrags stehen die spezifischen Leistungen und Möglichkeiten qualitativ-naturalistischer Sozialforschung in der Erforschung von Kommunikation, ihren Störungen und deren Veränderung durch sprachtherapeutische Interventionen. Illustriert durch ausgewählte Beispielstudien werden vier Themenschwerpunkte qualitativer Sprachtherapieforschung – Leben mit kommunikativ-sprachlichen Beeinträchtigungen, ungestörte und beeinträchtigte Alltagskommunikation, Interaktion im Therapiealltag, Prozess- und Ergebnisevaluation – vorgestellt. Der Fokus der Diskussion liegt auf der Bedeutung und den Potenzialen des qualitativen Forschungsstils für die Entwicklung, Analyse und Evaluation sprachtherapeutischer Interventionen.

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Hansen, H. (2018). Qualitativ-naturalistische Forschung als Zugang zur Entwicklung, Analyse und Evaluation sprachtherapeutischer Interventionen. In: Haring, R., Siegmüller, J. (eds) Evidenzbasierte Praxis in den Gesundheitsberufen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-55377-0_7

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