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

The aim of this scoping review was to document all Māori speech-language therapy
research undertaken in New Zealand in the past 20 years and identify gaps in the literature …

Indigenous peoples throughout the world, despite being known to suffer from increased risk
of stroke and traumatic brain injury (TBI), are marginalised in terms of access to …

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

The delivery of health services, including speech-language therapy (SLT), is influenced by
the culture of the healthcare discipline and the unique cultural, social and political history of …

Background: This paper presents the pilot testing of an online professional development
(PD) course for New Zealand (NZ) speech-language therapists (SLTs) working with Māori …

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

ABSTRACT Background Attempts to improve Indigenous health outcomes are evident in the
speech-language therapy (SLT) field, although they are restricted by a limited evidence …

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

Stroke-related communication disorders can have a substantial impact on Māori whānau
(extended family). Timely and appropriate speech-language therapy is required, but there …