… the experiences of mental health providers who provide services to people living with
aphasia. … the lived experience of mental health providers servicing people living with aphasia. …

… present with aphasia following stroke [Citation2]. The debilitating nature of aphasia can
create a significant barrier to communication for both people with aphasia (PWA) and the health …

… lived experiences of individuals [Citation34]. In this study, the individual experiences of HCP
… this call for more time is taken seriously by service providers [Citation39]. As suggested by …

… may enable health providers to better understand the needs of people with aphasia and to
… about the behaviour of individual health professionals, health professionals' approach to …

… that healthcare professionals working with persons with aphasia … For example, healthcare
providers may not appreciate the … these individuals understand aphasia is unknown. If mental …

… Speech pathologists were the most frequently reported provider of written stroke and
aphasia information. In this retrospective study it is acknowledged that potential recall bias in …

… This research may assist SLPs and other health care providers to improve the effectiveness
of communication during these interactions and to identify key areas in which to focus future …

… information needs in the United States, responses from individuals with an international …
about aphasia, as well as what they thought health care providers knew about aphasia. All …

… with aphasia (PWA). Through successful CPT interaction PWA's accessibility to healthcare is
… the experiences of individuals with aphasia and healthcare providers to ascertain what they …

… Direct observation of clinical interactions between health providers and patients with …
on the experiences of individual healthcare professionals communicating with people with …