… There is variation in the way speech pathologists predict aphasia recovery, the prognostic
information … judgement, and speech pathologists desire more support for undertaking this task. …

Associations between clinical and functional aphasia recovery … examined, and speech
pathologists completed measures of … and their impact on recovery from aphasia are discussed. …

… emotionally demanding for speech pathologists to answer. Speech pathologists’ formulation
… We aimed to understand speech pathologists’ clinical experiences, reasoning, and support …

… underlying evidence; “There’s still evidence out there that providing that information at different
points through the, you know, through the pathway and at different points in the recovery, …

… This scoping review aims to systematically map the evidence related to aphasia rehabilitation
when the speech pathologist and the client do not share a language. A comprehensive …

… They presented evidence to support their suggestions and encouraged clients, who may
also have been reluctant to jeopardise their relationship, to take responsibility for their recovery. …

… how speech pathologists experienced client participation during the process of goal-setting
and clinical decision making for people with aphasia. Methods: Twenty speech pathologists …

… differentiation among treatment methods, or (2) the majority of the nonprogrammed
instruction was administered by our own speech pathology service. We do not know to what …

Oromotor and clinical swallow assessments are routinely performed by speech-language
pathologists (SLPs) who see head and neck cancer (HNC) patients. However, the tools used …

… provide a range of services at different stages of recovery … speech pathologist and family
at later stages of recovery [66]. However, there is very little information about speech pathology …