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Ethnic Code Definition
1. There are two types of ethnic code that I, as a Speech Language Pathologist fall under. One type is ASHA (American Speech-Language-earing Association), the other type is TSHA (Texas Speech- Language-earing Association). Both are very easy to comprehend and understand, but out of the two ASHA (American Speech-Language-earing Association) is more comprehensive. American Speech-Language-earing Association is more comprehensive, because it is more of a straight to the point kind of ethnic code.

2. Any form of communication with the public about services, therapies, products, or publications. When someone says something about the professional of the client they must not be disrespectful to the company, they can announce and promote their business
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