Objective To systematically assess the body of literature using N400 and P600 as they relate
to people with aphasia. The primary aim was to reveal patterns in the literature which could …

Introduction People with communication disability after stroke need interventions to optimise
healthcare communication and rehabilitation outcomes. Current evidence syntheses do not …

Purpose: To explore factors influencing Australian speech pathologists' guideline
recommended aphasia management practices. Methods: Semi-structured interviews were …

Purpose Self-management can lead to increased self-efficacy and improved quality of life for
individuals with chronic conditions; however, there is little research exploring how self …

Purpose Communication difficulties are highly prevalent in the stroke population, with
implications for patient experience, safety and outcomes. This study explores the …

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

Background Assessment is an essential part of aphasia management. There are many tools
available for aphasia assessment, but relatively scant attention has been paid to how …

Background: Usual care is the term used to describe everyday practice in the management
of a client within a profession. The knowledge of the tasks used in therapy and key …

Background: Speech pathologists tend to favour informal assessment over formal,
standardised batteries in the acute/sub-acute hospital setting, often using their own local …

Objective To identify factors associated with receiving acute goal‐directed treatment, being
assessed for ongoing rehabilitation, and receiving post‐acute rehabilitation after having a …