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Sarah Cabrera

According to ASHA "Evidence-based practice (EBP) is the integration of Clinical expertise/expert opinion and the knowledge, judgment, and critical reasoning acquired through your training and professional experiences,Evidence (external and internal)the best available information gathered from the scientific literature (external evidence) and from data and observations collected on your individual client internal evidence and client/patient/caregiver perspectives where the unique set of personal and cultural circumstances, values, priorities, and expectations identified by your client and their caregivers.When all three components of EBP are considered together, clinicians can make informed, evidence-based decisions and provide high-quality services reflecting the interests, values, needs, and choices of individuals with communication disorders."

Here in Orlando, Florida one of the top concerns being faced by many is access to food which affects so much. There are a lot of people struggling and not being able to eat or even eat properly can affect the persons overall health. Community leaders and medical professionals can work together and look at the Evidence-based practice method to try and decipher which components can be integrated to fix this problem from the bottom up.