Check out our webinar on speechpathology.com next week, "Perspectives on Rehabilitation from People with Aphasia: Pitfalls and Positivity" featuring Angie Cauthorn Denise Lowell Trish Hambridge Tuesday June 25 at 3:00 pm ET speechpathology.com/slp-ceus…
Hey @ASHA_Events, this page that is labeled “2024” at the top is all about 2023. convention.asha.org/registra…
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New pub alert!!! 👇👇👇 Linking the transformative LPAA to aphasia services for the growing ethnosocially diverse geriatric groups in post stroke care. Stakeholder input drives health equity and social justice
thieme-connect.com/products/…
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💥Thrilled to announce the publication of the #PAOLI framework for Patient and Patient Involvement in #Aphasia Research rdcu.be/dlmSS thank you to all people with #aphasia and #stroke for their amazing contributions 👏👨💻 @BioMedCentral @MariaKambanaros @AlexiaKountouri
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A peer-reviewed article written and researched by Elizabeth Hoover, Ellen Bernstein-Ellis, and Debra Meyerson has been published here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1hUjb… - The article is available for free until Sep. 16, 2023.
@BUSargent @CalStateEastBay
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Nina and I made a video as a tribute to Audrey Holland. It’s called ‘What would Audrey do?’ It encourages #aphasia clinicians and researchers to do 5 things.
youtu.be/qu7ChxkF7lg – at Selwyn District, New Zealand
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🎉 We are so thrilled and grateful to have received two more years of funding from the Tavistock Trust for Aphasia! What fabulous way to kick off our 10th anniversary year! 👏 If you are a researcher interested in #aphasia, please join our fantastic international collaboration.
BREAKING NEWS !!! Tavistock Trust for Aphasia has announced 2 more years of funding (2024-2026) for @CATs_Aphasia which supports approx 300 aphasia researchers across 42 countries working to improve the lives of people with aphasia through our research.
This book looks promising - any aphasia researchers out there know it? "Emancipatory and Participatory Research for Emerging
Educational Researchers" (Barton & Hayhoe, 2022)
nsuworks.nova.edu/tqr/vol28/…
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👍🏻People with aphasia need a seat at the table, their voice and strategies, and to be heard. @ProjectBRIDGE3 has led the way! – at North Carolina, USA
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Hot Off the Press
TQR Weekly new issue has just been published!
-----> TQR.nova.edu
#tqr #research #qualitative #qual #qualitativeresearch #thequalreport
Did you know that people with aphasia were on the Founding Committee of the @NatAphasiaAssoc when it was created in 1987? Learn more about its 35-year history from its amazing founder, Dr. Martha Taylor Sarno, here: youtube.com/watch?v=YFj2LhrH…
@AphasiaAccess @TheANCDS @ARCaphasia
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🎧 Hope you'll take a listen. Thanks @JackieHinckley for your leadership and action in bringing stakeholder-engaged research to the US. @ProjectBRIDGE3 was a gamechanger for me and my #aphasia #research practice. @PCORI @NSUFlorida @CMICHUniversity @AphasiaAccess @ARCaphasia
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Check out this new publication about how Project BRIDGE started: thieme-connect.com/products/…
Please submit your proposals to the 2023 Aphasia Access Leadership Summit - and plan to be there, you won’t want to miss it. Deadline for submissions is Nov 14!
aphasiaaccess.org/2023-leade…
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This looks like an excellent resource for parents and #slt2bs
There’s little point reporting #standardised, #normreferenced speech pathology test scores if families don’t understand them.
We wrote this explainer to help: bit.ly/1seoNCS
#speechtherapy #devlangdis #SSD #slpeeps #SLP #SLT #SLP2B
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Photovoice is one way to empower people in research - research as social justice. Check out the upcoming conference and submit an abstract: sites.google.com/view/30-yea…
