‘A Meaningful Difference, but Not Ultimately the Difference I Would Want’: A Mixed‐Methods Approach to Explore and Benchmark Clinically Meaningful Changes in Aphasia Recovery - Zingelman - 2024 - Health Expectations - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/J34XRWHvhb
Proud supervisor alert 🚨 First PhD publication from Rachel Levine!! What implementation determinants are targeted in studies of #alliedhealth clinicians?? Find out here 👇
https://t.co/KyoCYjtqCs
We are incredibly proud to receive this award from the NHMRC recognising all the amazing work of people living with aphasia and their families, clinicians, and researchers at the Queensland Aphasia Research Centre
PhD Scholarship Opportunity!
A PhD scholarship investigating the Implementation of the Comprehensive High-dose Aphasia Treatment (CHAT) program is available at @UQHealth with @LNL_Copland and @McsweenMarie.
Read more 👉 https://t.co/9IlVCzuj2H
#aphasia#PhDposition
Another fantastic presentation by @Sally_Zingelman at #StrokeDataLinkage2022 using linked data to explore outcomes for people with communication support needs after #stroke
Back from morning tea and about to enjoy a talk by @DrRobOH & @StoneMarissa on behalf of a research team including people with lived experience #ASAMelb2022
📣Calling on people living with #aphasia from a culturally and linguistically diverse background📣
I am seeking participants to answer questions about their experience of aphasia therapy.
#CALD#aphasiaresearch@aphasiacre
Details below ⬇️
Are you a clinician considering what is next, passionate about improving patient outcomes and driving system-wide healthcare improvement? Take a look at this opportunity to come and join us
Are you passionate about driving positive change for the health of all Victorians? Don’t miss this great opportunity to join our 2023-24 SCV Fellowship program. Apply now▶️ https://t.co/frRRIW1XvM. https://t.co/sSHIbS3M9Q
At #ASAMelb2022, @roz_shand will present:
Nursing and speech pathology join forces: identifying challenging communication situations, patient communication needs and environmental supports in the context of COVID-19.
Register to learn more: https://t.co/nequCWH2ua
Want to know how to meaningfully include people with #aphasia in research? Check out our @aphasiacre latest paper led by @ShigginsC . Includes resource rich supplmentary file to support your inclusion practice. Free access here: https://t.co/KPGitJRcYf
Do you work with people with #aphasia in Australia? Are you interested in #AphasiaAwareness? We are looking for up to 6 people to take part in an online focus group about priorities for a unified #AphasiaAwareness campaign. Contact me if you are interested⬇️