The aim of this article is to describe aphasia using the framework provided by the World
Health Organization's International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) …

Background: People with aphasia are often excluded from full participation in
communicative events and social interactions. Many consider the aphasic language deficit …

Background: Communicative access to information and decision making in health care
appears limited for people with aphasia in spite of research demonstrating that …

Background Blinding can reduce bias in randomized clinical trials, but blinding procedures
may be unsuccessful. Our aim was to assess how often randomized clinical trials test the …

Qualitative research has made a significant contribution to the body of knowledge related to
how people experience living with various chronic diseases and disabilities; however, the …

This article describes an Aphasia Communication Enhancement program in a university
teaching clinic in which traditional therapeutic roles are expanded to include roles …

Rehabilitation of patients post-stroke seeks to facilitate functional recovery by means of
therapeutic modalities which enhance motor learning and cortical reorganization in the …

This chapter describes a line of future enquiry in relation to understanding how people with
aphasia communicate in groups, and is inspired by two of the major foci of Chris Code's …

This thesis focusses on two types of aphasia rehabilitation, cognitive linguistic treatment
(CLT) and AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) training. In a study of the …

This chapter presents part of an ongoing research programme that has been developed with
the guidance of Professor Chris Code. Chris' influence on my work has been far reaching; …