Background: Participation of people with aphasia in clinical care and rehabilitation is an
area of increasing research interest. Supported communication (SC) training, which aims to …

Background: Patients admitted with aphasia due to stroke may find it difficult to access
information and participate in decision-making concerning their own treatment, care, and …

Purpose Communication disability, including aphasia, is prevalent in the stroke population
and impacts service delivery. This study explored the experiences of the multidisciplinary …

Purpose: Staff–patient communication in in-patient stroke settings is viewed as challenging
for stroke survivors with aphasia and those supporting them. This study sought to explore …

Objective To assess the feasibility and acceptability of training stroke service staff to provide
supported communication for people with moderate–severe aphasia in the acute phase; …

Purpose Aphasia after stroke has been shown to lead to communication difficulties between
healthcare professionals (HCP) and people with aphasia. Clinical guidelines emphasize the …

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

Purpose: Exploration of the clinical uptake of a novel conversation partner training (CPT)
programme in aphasia in 10 Dutch rehabilitation facilities and identification of its perceived …

Purpose This study aimed to explore the perspectives of working-aged adults with post-
stroke aphasia (PWA) towards what has or would help them in living well with aphasia …

This paper provides a rationale for changing the base upon which healthcare services for
individuals with stroke and aphasia can be provided. It is a nuts-and-bolts summary of the …