… simple, concise language and ask one question at a time if there are problems with vulnerability
or understanding. An intermediary, usually a speech and language therapist with experi…

… Background: The aim of this study is to investigate reasons for the large reported differences
in renal replacement therapy (RRT) incidence between Germany and England and Wales (…

… wards, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, dieticians, … the England
and Wales 2001 census [26] . The age- and sexadjusted incidence rates for England and Wales …

… within 24 h (Table 4), in being assessed for swallowing by a speech and language therapist
within 72 h (Table 5), and in being assessed by a physiotherapist within 72 h (Table 5). …

… of the declaratory relief process in England and Wales for withdrawal of CANH from patients
… exist about the prevalence of PVS in England and Wales and it would be difficult to predict …

… on whether the need for therapy (notably, speech and language therapy) is to be seen as
an educational need, and therefore the provision of the therapy an educational responsibility (…

… The general conclusion was that communal homes of the kind that existed in England and
Wales did not adequately meet the physical, psychological and social needs of the old people …

… (PA) in England and Wales. It considers the background into which PA first appeared in
private law proceedings concerning children in England and Wales, and examines how it …