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In the patient’s shoes: The experience of diet modification from the perspectives of speech and language therapy (SLT) students
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2017)Background: Research into the various factors underlying non-adherence with dysphagia recommendations is limited. Non-adherence is a complex issue that can challenge clinicians managing the condition, as it has been found ... -
The Development of Initial Consonant Mutation in L1 Welsh Adolescents
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2017)A cross-sectional study was conducted to explore how adolescent production of initial consonant mutation (ICM) in non-gendered context under a formal reading task condition compared to adult production under the same ... -
Investigation into event management students’ perception of their role in socially integrating people with aphasia.
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2017)Background: Social integration is reduced in people with aphasia. It is the role of speech and language therapists to help increase this integration. One way in which this can be done is through events, which provide ... -
To identify a relationship between the knowledge and attitudes of primary school teachers towards children with speech, language and communication difficulties within mainstream education
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2017)Inclusive education has allowed children with speech, language and communication difficulties (SLCD) to be educated in mainstream settings. However teachers have received limited training on the conditions seen within ... -
Normative data for the standardisation of an acute aphasia screening tool: influence of age, gender and educational level
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2017)Background: Following the development of a new aphasia screening tool, the ABUHB CST, it is necessary to standardise it in order to be clinically useful. Administering the screen to a normative population can assist with ...
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