ASA2018

The Aphasiology Symposium of Australasia 2018 conference will be held on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast from 28-29 November 2018.

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@MoorcroftAlison @SpeechPathAus @AACjourn @nerinascarinci Congratulations Alison! Next week: watch out world!

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@Leanne_SLP You got it! No pens, no printed programme, dedicated volunteers, BYO name badge/water bottle/pen, venue support from local hospitals/universities. And recordings posted online for those who can’t attend. Green and free! Makes the conference accessible to more

[Dr. Ciara Shiggins @ShigginsC]

The call for abstracts for the @BasAphasia Clinical Symposium 2019 is now open. The deadline for abstract submission is March 17th. We welcome abstracts from all areas relating to #aphasia with a clinical focus and from any research method. For more info: https://t.co/Pys6yj57SP

[Dr. Ciara Shiggins @ShigginsC]

Another lovely and very interesting paper to come from this Aussie team. Very important to look at how #aphasia recommendations are implemented into practice & hearing the SLTs’ perspectives on this. It may ring true for SLTs in other countries - give it a read! @UEA_Health

[Dr Annie J Hill @DrAnnieJHill]

The remaining videos from @ASAQLD2018 are now available on the Aphasiology Symposium of Australasia 2018 YouTube channel: https://t.co/tXuma5R3EQ Apologies if your video is missing. If you would like to share your presentation slides please email me in the New Year.

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Missed #ASAQLD2018 but not wanting to miss the presentations? More are now available on our YouTube channel! How lucky are we to have such talented students to make this happen

[Dr Annie J Hill @DrAnnieJHill]

More videos have been added to the ASAQLD2018 YouTube channel. Check them out at https://t.co/ivPrbVR0WH @ASAQLD2018 @Kirstiney82

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Missed #ASAQLD2018? Or want to relive the awesomeness? Check out the ASA 2018 YouTube Channel! Thanks to tech extraordinaire @DrAnnieJHill

[Dr Annie J Hill @DrAnnieJHill]

You can check out some of the videos of the presentations from the Aphasiology Symposium of Australasia - now available on the @ASAQLD2018 YouTube Channel: https://t.co/tXuma5R3EQ More to follow next week! @ASAQLD2018 @Kirstiney82

[Dr. Ciara Shiggins @ShigginsC]

Thank you @ASAQLD2018 for the opportunity to present my research in Australia! I had such fantastic discussions with conference delegates & really enjoyed the conference @UEA_Health @RCSLTResearch

[Samantha Siyambalapitiya ☸ @SamSiySP]

@ginni_bb @racheljwenke @ASAQLD2018 @annejrhuang We are currently analysing interviews with speech pathologists about working with interpreters. They had a lot to say about this issue! Your comments mirror some of their thoughts. 👍🏽

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@BarbraTimmer @kebabby_mae @SarahJWallace @aphasiologist1 Please do @BarbraTimmer!

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@embrogan89 @ErinGodecke @VERSE_Trial @NatCiccone @ECUresearch It’s been a massive year for you and the @VERSE_Trial team @embrogan89. Feet up and relax for a little now?

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@embrogan89 @ECUresearch Thank you and congratulations @embrogan89! A very deserving winner

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@JonHuntSLT Thanks so much @JonHuntSLT! We’re glad you were able to be a part of the conference through the joys of technology

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@flissbright So glad you were able to join us through the joys of technology @flissbright. It was a fabulous event, even if we do say so ourselves

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They may not have good beaches 🌊 but they do have good coffee ☕️ #ASAVIC2020

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And the winner is...Melbourne! The next @AusAphasiaAssoc and ASA conferences will be held in Melbourne in 2020 #ASAQLD2018

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@BonnieBYCheng @PLORASResearch Love it @BonnieBYCheng! 👑

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🔑Price: Hopes to develop a clinical tool that will allow clinicians to answer questions from people with aphasia like “Will I recover?” “When will I recover?” “Which therapy?” “Will it work?” #ASAQLD2018 @PLORASResearch @WCHN_UCL

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🔑 In our final keynote for the conference, Professor Cathy Price from @WCHN_UCL shares @PLORASResearch research findings #ASAQLD2018

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🔑Price: To understand recovery in a new patient with #aphasia we need to know: 1️⃣What language regions are damaged? 2️⃣What recovery pathways are preserved? 3️⃣How consistently do other patients recover from the same type of damage? #ASAQLD2018 @PLORASResearch @WCHN_UCL

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🔑Price: Lesion site may help to understand non-lesion factors. Lesion site explains lesion volume and initial severity. Lesion site may determine the influence of post-stroke learning ability and pre-stroke learning experience #ASAQLD2018 @PLORASResearch @WCHN_UCL

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Want to know more about Cathy Price’s @PLORASResearch team? Check out https://t.co/AjMdMowsUi #ASAQLD2018