Background After a stroke, it is highly likely that an individual will experience substantial
fatigue that can significantly affect recovery and function; stroke survivors also have more …

An alternative to pharmacological therapy is behavioral and cognitive therapies. One
promising area is exercise. In this issue, Larsson et al. 11 review the data linking exercise to …

Objective To define methods to measure dysarthria due to stroke and guide physicians in
delineating a diagnostic protocol using the best current strategies. Design Systematic …

This study uses a qualitative approach to examine common techniques used by speech-
language pathologists (SLPs) to manage fatigue in communication intervention following …

Purpose Individuals in the acute and chronic stages of stroke recovery often report more
daytime sleepiness and fatigue that qualitatively differs from “normal” feelings of fatigue they …

Purpose: Speech fluency has important diagnostic implications for individuals with
poststroke aphasia (PSA) as well as primary progressive aphasia (PPA), and quantitative …

Purpose The high incidence of swallowing and communication disorders following stroke is
well documented. However, many of these studies have used retrospective chart reviews to …

Background: Patient‐reported measures of communication difficulty and communication‐
related distress may be used to obtain efficient and valid indices of the functional …

Background: Access to treatments for mood disorders may pose a challenge to individuals
with compromised communication ability. Speech–language pathologists (SLPs) have …

Hatfield B, Millet D, Coles J, Gassaway J, Conroy B, Smout RJ. Characterizing speech and
language pathology outcomes in stroke rehabilitation. OBJECTIVES: To describe a subset of …