… aphasia as a social condition that impacts social determinants of health has potentially wide
ranging implications for … the ability of people with aphasia to communicate successfully. …

… by the person with aphasia in the different social life domains. The social life domains (…
, leisure activities, community, civic and social life) were visually structured in the diary (see …

… PWA therefore benefit more from their perceived social support than those without aphasia
… and clinical implications Our findings have important research and clinical implications. …

… Clinical implications: Therapy services for people with aphasia could consider ways to
enhance social … Implications could include complementing and supporting existing …

… social interaction will improve our ability to enable social participation and inclusion of
people with aphasia… of human social interaction and highlight clinical implications involving …

… older people with and without aphasia and to examine the nature of actual friendship
conversations involving a person with aphasia. … Implications of this research relate to the need for …

… implications of the study for clinicians and researchers concerned with the psychosocial
aspects of aphasia … described by aphasic people in this study in terms of socially constructed …

… Part One is concerned mainly with aphasic people and the meaning of aphasia to them. In …
how people experience aphasia and the economic and social implications of being aphasic in …

… In 1991, Wahrborg drew our attention to the disruptive effects aphasia can have on social
rela… These findings have significant implications for the clinical management of individuals with …

… The results may further our understanding of the human and social consequences of aphasia,
as well as fostering improvements to the therapy provided to persons affected by aphasia. …