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Understanding and Drafting a Sample DNQ Speech Therapy Report
"A "DNQ" or "Did Not Qualify" speech therapy report is an official clinical document generated by a licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP) to detail why an evaluated client, student, or patient does not meet the standardized criteria required to receive ongoing speech and language therapy services. Navigating the complexities of speech-language pathology documentation can be challenging for both practitioners and clients. When an individual undergoes an evaluation, the outcome is not always a prescription for therapy. In many cases, the assessment results indicate that the speech, language, voice, fluency, or swallowing skills measured fal..."
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