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Appendix C

Perceptions of Early Expressions speech and language pathologists

Table 2: SLPs level of satisfaction with care they provided to clients

Table 2: SLPs level of satisfaction with care they provided to clients
How satisfied was I with the overall care I provided to clients and families?	Total (N)	Very satisfied (n)	Somewhat satisfied (n)	Somewhat dissatisfied (n)	Very Dissatisfied (n)
Before the service delivery model change	6	2	4	--	--
6 months post-service delivery model change	5	1	4	--	--
12 months post-service delivery model change	7	1	6	--	--

Table 3: Early Expressions SLPs' caseloads

Table 3.1: Early Expressions SLP's caseloads, Number of clients
Number of clients on caseload	Total (n)	Too few (n)	About right (n)	Too many (n)	Far too many (n)
Before the service delivery model change	6	--	5	1	--
6 months post-service delivery model change	5	--	4	1	--
12 months post-service delivery model change	7	1	5	1	--

Table 3.2: Early Expressions SLP's caseloads, Complexity
Caseload complexity	Total (n)	Not at all complex (n)	About right (n)	Too complex (n)	Far too complex (n)
Before the service delivery model change	6	--	6	--	--
6 months post-service delivery model change	5	--	5	--	--
12 months post-service delivery model change	7	--	7	--	--

Table 3: Early Expressions SLPs' caseloads, Range of different disorders
Range of different disorders	Total (n)	Very few different disorders (n)	Some different disorders (n)	Many different disorders (n)
Before the service delivery model change	6	--	4	2
6 months post-service delivery model change	5	--	4	1
12 months post-service delivery model change	7	--	5	2

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