Editorial Panamericana (Editorial Médica Panamericana) is a health sciences publisher founded in 1953 in Buenos Aires, with its Spanish base in Madrid and more than 3,000 titles published, in Spanish. Logopedicum stocks a selection of its clinical manuals aimed at speech therapists.
Editorial Panamericana manuals for speech therapy
The range covers the theoretical foundations of language: neuroscience, psychology of language and developmental neuropsychology, subjects studied at university and revisited in practice. On the orofacial side, it includes a manual on the stomatognathic system and its role in chewing, swallowing, breathing and speech. You will find them all in the speech therapy books section.
Reports and clinical documentation
The practical guide to writing speech therapy reports helps you produce clear, well-structured reports, a task that takes up much of the working day. For other titles on language, see the hearing and language books.
Why buy Editorial Panamericana at Logopedicum?
These are books for speech therapy students and for professionals who want a solid theoretical reference close to hand. At Logopedicum you will find them alongside practical clinic materials, in a single order and with an invoice.
Frequently asked questions about Editorial Panamericana
What is Editorial Panamericana?
It is Editorial Médica Panamericana, a health sciences publisher founded in 1953 in Buenos Aires, with its Spanish base in Madrid and more than 3,000 titles published, in Spanish.
Which Panamericana books are there for speech therapy?
Manuals on the neuroscience and psychology of language, developmental neuropsychology, the stomatognathic system and the practical guide to speech therapy reports. They are all under speech therapy books.
Is there a book on writing speech therapy reports?
Yes: the practical guide to speech therapy reports, designed to help structure clear reports.
Who are these books for?
Speech therapy students and professionals looking for a theoretical reference: neuroscience, psychology of language and functional orofacial anatomy.