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AI Agents, CSD Resources Hub, and Animated Augmented Input
A February 2026 Tech Update for SLPs
This issue covers the rise of AI agents in healthcare workflows, the launch of the CSD Resources Hub, and how animated augmented input is being explored as a therapy tool. Includes curated links, tool breakdowns, and practical takeaways for clinicians.
Read on Substack →ASHA 2025: 5 Critical Topics for the AI-Future of SLP
Conference Insights
A breakdown of the five most important themes from ASHA 2025 that every SLP should know — from AI-assisted documentation to ethical considerations in AAC, and what these trends mean for clinical practice going forward.
Read on Substack →How to Master the "Prompting" Skill You Already Have
Three prompting techniques for speech-language pathologists
SLPs already use sophisticated prompting strategies in therapy every day. This article maps three clinical prompting techniques — least-to-most, cue hierarchy, and errorless learning — onto AI prompt engineering, showing how your existing skills translate directly to working with AI tools.
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