… survivors with aphasia, carers and healthcare professionals of … survivors with aphasia, carers
and healthcare professionals … participation in research with individuals living with aphasia. …

… dehumanised, as service providers have limited access to their individual personal traits and
… nature of aphasia as well as individual preferences towards different supportive strategies: …

… level and individual provider level … provider factors (barriers) contribute to variations in the
location, timing, and intensity of rehabilitation care received by stroke survivors with aphasia or …

… individual might have dysarthria in conjunction with aphasia (… of aphasia communication
within the healthcare setting, it is … -based patient-provider communication aids. Technology as …

… The clinicians involved in this study participated in delivering individual therapy combined
with … assist health care providers and managers in implementing models of intensive aphasia …

… Training consisted of workshops utilising video examples and individual and group … training
for carers and health providers of people with chronic aphasia. While research evaluating …

… materials for expanding supports into the community (eg training health-care providers). …
the psychosocial consequences of aphasia. However, individuals with aphasia are not the direct …

… burden that this might impose on these individuals. Participants’ experiences in early acute
… with aphasia, and positive engagement with healthcare providers. If quality healthcare is the …

… providers need to deliver their services. The aim of this article is to extract a set of values
or habits that define effective aphasia … , necessitates support for individuals and for family …

… in the role of health care providers without the formal training … to health care systems either
for the person with aphasia or … -of-life outcomes in individuals with chronic aphasia who were …