Foundations
Universal knowledge every SLP should have before using language models in clinical work. Start here.
These foundations assume a generalized clinician and client. Your client is neither. Use these as a floor, then notice what they don't say about the person you're working with.
Core Principles
Six core principles for responsible use of language models in speech-language pathology practice.
PHI Safety
Before you paste anything into a public AI tool, run through this quick check.
How LLMs Work
A mental model for clinicians, not a computer science lecture.
Model Quick Reference
How the major language models compare for SLP-specific workflows. Practical differences, not benchmarks.
What the Evidence Says
Current evidence (2025–2026) supports LLMs as documentation copilots, but not as independent authors for clinical or legal documents.
Anatomy of a Clinical Prompt
Templates give you a starting point. Understanding the structure underneath teaches you why they work, so you can write better prompts on your own.
Ethical Decision Tree
A structured decision-making guide for the gray areas of AI use in SLP practice.
Model & Tool Comparison
Side-by-side comparison of AI models, tools, and platforms relevant to SLP practice, including BAA availability, strengths, and limitations.