Evidence Maps
An Evidence Map is a searchable online tool designed to assist clinicians with making evidence-based decisions. Each Evidence Map highlights the importance of the three components of evidence-based practice—external scientific evidence, clinical expertise, and client perspectives—and provides the latest information related to the assessment, treatment, and service delivery for various communication disorders. The Evidence Maps provide clinicians with a quick synopsis of guidelines, systematic reviews, and individual client perspective studies pertaining to speech-language pathology and audiology clinical topics. Free to use and no sign-in required.
speechBITE - Speech pathology database for Best Intervention and Treatment Evidence
speechBITE is a database of intervention studies across the scope of speech pathology practice. It was established in 2008 by a team of speech pathologists at the University of Sydney. You simply enter one or two keywords to obtain a list of studies (with methodological quality ratings) and systematic reviews.
The Communication Trust - What Works Database
The What Works database of evidenced interventions to support children's speech, language, and communication was developed by the Communication Trust in collaboration with the Better Communication Research Programme. The What Works database is endorsed by the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists. What Works allows users to search for interventions by target group, age range, focus of the intervention, who it's delivered by and in what type of format. You need to register to access this free database.
