Background and purpose The aim was to systematically review the effectiveness and safety
of telemedicine combined with usual care (in‐person visits) compared to usual care for the …

Background: Post-stroke aphasia is a chronic condition that impacts people's daily
functioning and communication for many years after a stroke. Even though these individuals …

Objective: To investigate an intensive asynchronous computer-based treatment delivered
remotely with clinician oversight to people with aphasia. Design: Single-blind, randomized …

Background Telepractice for people with aphasia (PWA) is gaining importance, not least
because of the current SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. Many PWA are affected by a reduction of …

Background: Aphasia is a communication disorder often acquired after a stroke.
Independent use of specialist aphasia software on a home computer is a form of …

Introduction Adaptive designs allow changes to an ongoing trial based on prespecified early
examinations of accrued data. Opportunities are potentially being missed to incorporate …

Purpose To explore speech and language therapists'(SLT) experiences of delivering
therapy using a computerised self-management approach within a pragmatic trial, in order to …

Purpose The burgeoning growth of computer-based rehabilitation technologies has led to a
paradigm shift in the delivery of aphasia intervention. The aim of this study was to conduct a …

Background Developing, monitoring, and reporting of fidelity are essential and integral
components to the design of randomised controlled trials (RCTs) in stroke and aphasia …

Introduction There is a pressing need to improve computer-based treatments for aphasia to
increase access to long-term effective evidence-based interventions. The current single …