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It was such a privilege to be a guest on one of my favourite podcasts, @AphasiaAccess Conversations. I loved speaking with the lovely Lyssa Rome about facilitating community #aphasia groups. Thank you for the opportunity! Professor Miranda Rose Lucette Lanyon Dr Michelle Attard aphasiacre

If you’re a health care worker and you’d like to find out more about the Statutory Duty of Candour, come along to one of our webinars as we’d like to help you prepare. This new law coming in November will help improve patient safety and care. Register here:go.vic.gov.au/jmbUkx

PhD Candidate, Kathryn Pettigrove, guest on the Aphasia Access Conversations podcast, discusses community aphasia groups, the scoping review on aphasia group facilitation, and her research on facilitation education and training. Link below- podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mak…

First up, meet Dr. Ciara Shiggins Ciara is a Postdoctoral research fellow at Aphasia Recovery and Rehabilitation CRE. Ciara will be speaking in the 'Rehabilitation and recovery: Diversity, equity, and inclusion' session (Wed 31/8) on involving people with aphasia in stroke research.

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We are pleased to share this video created by Rotary Australia and Aphasia Victoria who are teaming up to raise awareness about aphasia! aphasiacre.wpcomstaging.com/2022/08/25/rot…

The role of speech-language pathology weekend service in inpatient subacute care: A national survey Davies, Lanyon & Robyn O'Halloran tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

A special thank you to Professor Miranda Rose Paul Fink Lauren Fletcher and Rotary International North Birghton for their support in this fantastic video production explaining #aphasia Watch via link below 👇 youtu.be/HhyRG8Zf7bU

We are funding and supporting the Communication Access & Inclusion Terminology project. This project aims to find out what the preferred terminology is for referring to people who have communications needs. The project’s survey closes on 30 September 2022. surveymonkey.com/r/Communicatio…

Congratulations to Dr. Ciara Shiggins for leading this important topic

I agree. And there are clinical tools out there like the Inpatient Functional Communication Interview to help clinicians do this. We just need to shift our lens to what's important to the person....

Interested in joining us at QARC to work on this #MRFF funded research? uq.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/uqcareers/job/…

How can we reduce the vast health inequities that autistic people face? One way is to improve communication in healthcare settings. Introducing: "More than words: Supporting effective communication with autistic people in health care settings" 1/13

EVENT: Challenging Health Inequalities - New Ways of Engagement: bit.ly/FAIResearch-Co… Meera sharma Dr Anita Atwal Dawn Carnes Hazel Roddam, FRCSLT Dr Janice St. John-Matthews (DProf) Arnie Puntis @ATChentiba #TimeForChange #ActionNotWords

For anyone conducting literature reviews, this guidance will help you decide when to do a scoping review 🤔⬇️⬇️💡🔊 journals.lww.com/ijebh/Fulltext…

Twitter seems to be on fire but I'm sharing this disability law reform consultation call for Australia in case anyone out there missed it: 'A New Act to Replace the Disability Services Act (1986)'. Due Dec 20th (an almost impossible deadline you'll agree!) engage.dss.gov.au/a-new-act-to-r…

Congratulations Linda. So well deserved and great recognition for everyone impacted by aphasia 💐💐💐

Congratulations Roz. So important to be talking about how we can support communication in hospital. Great stories and lots of passion! It's a great podcast!

I like tall trees and I cannot lie. magicvalley.com.au/blog/f/i-like-… via @MagicValley2020