… the base upon which healthcare services for individuals with stroke and aphasia can be …
, however, this article focuses specifically on service providers within the healthcare system. …

… aphasia might interact, including, but not limited to, family members, friends, volunteers, or
health care providers. … and psychologic aspects; direct language activities for individual and …

… aphasia. Such training of healthcare providers may facilitate communication with adults with
… communication skills training of healthcare professionals who interact with individuals with …

… healthcare expenditures, lost wages, and informal caregiving for individuals with poststroke
aphasia … To ensure that differences in respondent insurance providers did not significantly …

… individual with aphasia (n = 12) with the remaining two CPs identified as the mother of the
individual with aphasia. … would be the main providers of both aphasia-specific and broader self-…

… Health, disability is recognised as a dynamic interaction between the individual's health
condition, such as aphasia… assist service industry providers to be more aphasia‐friendly through …

… People with aphasia (PWA) and their families face abrupt … challenges of aphasia influence
an individual's ability to … , a referral to a mental health provider or primary care physician may …

… This study showed that, while individuals with Broca’s aphasia had higher average … by
a health care provider, but this is often different from the actual payments made to providers. “…

… and providers are unable to communicate effectively with each other. Similarly, patient-provider …
in bilingual and culturally and linguistically diverse individuals in an Australian context. …

… Overall, HRQL and aspects of HRQL related to communication and physical health are
significantly worse than those of people with less severe aphasia. Service providers and …