@LibCard

Speech path academic & clinician. Neurorehab (aphasia, motor speech). Stuttering. Novel service models. Student outcomes. Too many fascinating things! Own views

 Brisbane, Australia
Joined April 2012
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A/Prof Kelly Weir@KellyWeirSLP9 Nov 2022
Congratulations Leah Coman - first paper for your #PhD. 🎉🎉🎉👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
GCH papers@GCHpapers8 Nov 2022
Videofluoroscopic swallow study training for radiologists-in-training: a survey of practice and training needs dlvr.it/ScPrYh

Videofluoroscopic swallow study training for radiologists-in-training: a survey of practice and...

While most of the radiologists and speech-language pathologists surveyed did not deliver VFSS training to radiology registrars, they identified that targeted training is needed to improve radiology...

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Feeling proud & in this time of COVID, also extremely grateful to have a graduation ceremony which I know isn’t possible for so many. Cheers to the PhD grads of 2020, all around the world! @OpenAcademics
Petrea Cornwell PhD (she/her)@Petrea_SP20 Feb 2021
Feeling lucky to finally be able to celebrate with PhD graduate extraordinaire @simone_howells at the @Griffith_Health Gold Coast graduation ceremony. Important research exploring living with #dysphagia in the community from multiple perspectives. One proud PhD supervisor!!
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Aphasia Trialists@CATs_Aphasia5 Jan 2021
Recent mixed method publication from UK author group exploring the factors associated with adherence to self-managed #aphasia computer therapy practice. Secondary data from 85 participants as well as interviews with 11 participants & 12 informal carers. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…
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Gregory Hickok@GregoryHickok11 Dec 2020
Conduction aphasia: 1) a sensorimotor disorder in that perception is spared, production is fluent, but nonword repetition is notably impaired. 2) a phonological disorder in that most errors are phonological. ->Maybe "phonology" IS sensorimotor. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2221…

Computational neuroanatomy of speech production - PubMed

Speech production has been studied predominantly from within two traditions, psycholinguistics and motor control. These traditions have rarely interacted, and the resulting chasm between these...

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aphasiacre@aphasiacre7 Oct 2020
Hot off the press 📣 Latest publication from @aphasiacre chief investigator @ErinGodecke and the @VERSE_Trial team. Congratulations 👏 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…

A randomized control trial of intensive aphasia therapy after acute stroke: The Very Early Rehabi...

Background Effectiveness of early intensive aphasia rehabilitation after stroke is unknown. The Very Early Rehabilitation for SpEech trial (VERSE) aimed to dete...

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Dr Rachel Wenke@racheljwenke1 Oct 2020
Our team was delighted to receive these beautiful cupcakes as a Thank you from our lovely Griffith SP students who had their last day this week at GCH- was a pleasure to supervise them 😊 @GUSpeechies @Griffith_Uni @simone_howells #slpeeps
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Congratulations to #GriffithUni researchers awarded 2020 Vice Chancellor's Research Excellence Awards. #research ow.ly/Wpul50BzFrn
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Griffith Health@Griffith_Health25 Sep 2020
👏 Congratulations to #GriffithUni and Associate Professor Lauren Ball who was has been recognised at the 2020 Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Awards. Find out more about her achievements at @MenziesHealth: bit.ly/3mPB8L1
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Had the opportunity to talk to the media about the role of physios in ICU and the importance of early rehabilitation. COVID-19 is but one example. Hoping to demystify our physio role in ICU and beyond ... @CanberraICU @UniCanberra canberra.edu.au/uncover/news…

COVID-19: Getting patients on the road to recovery

Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the recovery of COVID-19 patients – the sooner they get on their feet, the better, says UC’s Dr Bernie Bissett.

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Describing the recent results of a large survey on #tDCS usage in #aphasia treatment @aphasia_lab @UofSC_COMD. Our papers describing the clinical trial results are: bit.ly/2ZlBsnV & bit.ly/2NqgrWG
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ASHA
@ASHAWeb28 Jun 2019
Why #Nonverbal Cognition Matters in #Aphasia Treatment: Knowing a person’s deficit pattern helps you develop your treatment plan. #slpeeps @AphasiaLab @MGHInstitute @TheANCDS @ASHAleader on.asha.org/2II3VOu
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Vaughan Bell@vaughanbell4 Oct 2018
This is a really good ongoing podcast series about different types of psychological treatments. So far compassion focused therapy, ACT and schema therapy
BABCP@BABCP4 Oct 2018
New podcast episode is live! This week is all about schema therapy with Dr Gill Heath and Mary. letstalkaboutcbt.libsyn.com/… or itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/… Please share!
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Value for money? What a grim, cold way to talk about universities, argues @RavensbourneUK vc Linda Drew theguardian.com/higher-educa…
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♪ Hello from the otter slide ♬
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Outstanding in her field.
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Throwback to our Barefoot Bowls event, thanks to everyone that came along for the fun! 🌭👯#barefootbowls #speechieevent #gussevent #bbq #guss
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@buffer15 Jan 2014
The difference between knowledge and experience in one image: buff.ly/1eJxWsf
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heartbreaking story of what we lose when we lose our voice. theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
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