Aphasia rehabilitation in Australia: Current practices, challenges and future directions

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RT @rose_mirandaros: 1. No hunch needed Julius- reasonable quant and qual evidence for dysphagia dominating SLP clinical time during inpati…

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1. No hunch needed Julius- reasonable quant and qual evidence for dysphagia dominating SLP clinical time during inpatient care https://t.co/JhHWgZWR4v Reasons well described in https://t.co/LPRShSG4nC

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Rose et al: Collective activism needed for service level change: #Aphasia rehabilitation in Australia http://t.co/yVuVRQlBOn #slpeeps

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Rose @AlisonFerguson2 @dr_epower @LeanneTogher @aphasiologist1 2014 #Aphasia #Rehabilitation in Australia http://t.co/9BCpkLgTGO #slpeeps

17 Mar 2014

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