Background Speech pathologists who work with culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD)
adults with acquired communication disorders (ACDs), in predominately English‐speaking …

Growing cultural and linguistic diversity globally is increasingly requiring speech
pathologists to provide effective and equitable aphasia rehabilitation to clients with whom …

Background: Bilingual persons with aphasia (BWA) may present different degrees and
patterns of impairment in their two languages. Previous research suggests that prestroke …

The interaction of worldwide population aging with the concurrent growth in global
ethnoracial diversity is estimated to substantially expand ethnogeriatric neurorehabilitation …

Background Aphasia management can be challenging in multilingual settings. A lack of
understanding of the needs and challenges faced by speech-language therapists (SLTs) …

Background Decisive efforts are needed to expand the experimental, professional, and
clinical foundations that will strengthen service provision and minimize service disparities in …

Background Due to language and cultural barriers, people with aphasia from culturally and
linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds are at risk of disadvantage in their access to …

Background/aims The field of speech-language pathology/therapy (SLP/T) has evolved in
the last decade, especially when it comes to technological advances for online and remote …

Background: Providing aphasia care in multilingual and multicultural settings necessitates
increased attention in light of current migration and globalisation patterns. Delivering care …

A setting which presents special challenges for interpreter-mediated communication is the
speech pathology clinic, particularly when the encounter involves the assessment of …