Congratulations to Audiology & Speech Pathology faculty Drs. Eun Jin Paek & Devin Casenhiser with MS student Madison Fisher, for their new publication in the American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology
DOI 10.1044/2023_AJSLP-22-00290

'Accent Modification as a Raciolinguistic Ideology' is a commentary by 50+ authors stating their collective opposition to a study using accent modification with Burmese refugees that was published in AJSLP.

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Very proud of Kelly Gates (MA student @ #UBuffalo ) for leading our two recent companion publications. These report on speech-language pathologists’ perspectives of the use of speech amplification devices for managing hypophonia in #Parkinsonsdisease in @ASHAjournals #AJSLP !

Some people w/ #aphasia can use logbooks w/ aphasia-friendly modifications to accurately estimate the amount of practice completed outside of therapy sessions. on.asha.org/49L6cmh SIGPerspectives CSDisseminate #SLPeeps Dr. Sarah E Wallace #AJSLP Pitt Communication Science and Disorders Pitt Tweets Duquesne University JMU

#Pedagogical Approaches to Cultural & Linguistic Diversity in #CSD Programs: A Nationwide Survey on.asha.org/3w5mgS7

SIGPerspectives #AJSLP CSDisseminate ASHA @ASHALeader #DEI #EDI Cal State East Bay Vanderbilt University VUMCHearSpeech San Diego State University Nevada State University Molloy University #SLPeeps

For anyone teaching #stuttering and #cluttering modules, this #AJSLP article by Amy Connery & Caitríona Ní Shé provides a useful guide to help you structure your teaching practices. on.asha.org/498yA1B

SIGPerspectives CSDisseminate #SLPeeps Amy Connery Caitríona SLPeeps

Now Live in #AJSLP ! Quantifying Dosage in Self-Managed Speech-Language Therapy: Exploring Components of Cumulative Intervention Intensity in a Real-World Mobile Health Data Set, by Claire Cordella, Swathi Kiran on.asha.org/3Uh8rZ9
SIGPerspectives CSDisseminate Center for Brain Recovery

Poststroke Communication Ability Predicts Patient–Informant Discrepancies in Reported Activities & Participation, #AJSLP study finds. By Courtney Jewell, Stacy Harnish, Jennifer Brello, Alyssa Lanzi, & Matthew Cohen on.asha.org/3vYNIAZ SIGPerspectives CSDisseminate #SLPeeps

New article out in ASHA AJSLP from TCLD's Phil Capin, Sharon Vaughn, Greg Roberts, and many others!
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Research Tuesday! #AJSLP study analyzed story #grammar in complex narratives of adults with and without severe #TBI : at.asha.org/f5
ASHA Journals SIGPerspectives CSDisseminate #audpeeps

New article in #AJSLP with Pamela Hadley! Caregivers learned the See and Say Sequence, which integrates responsive and language modeling strategies, in under 20 minutes. Excited about its clinical potential, particularly in addressing long EI waitlists!

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At long last, my first SFA+MST manuscript has been published, in #AJSLP ASHA Journals ❤️ I’m extremely proud of this study and am genuinely in love with this paper. I hope it’s as enjoyable to read as it was to create:

The power of time! We published just this last year in AJSLP: people with aphasia share all kinds of ideas and opinions when given time! Presented on this with ARC AphasiaRecovery, & @AphasiologyLab yesterday at #AphasiaAccess23 ’s first aphasia-friendly Roundtables!

Thank you, Sarah Northcott for serving on our reference group, the kind words, and providing links to all papers. I just want to flag a new pub should be coming out soon from AJSLP led by Dr. Brent Archer on the interviews with PWA I spoke about today. Keep your eyes peeled!

🚨New pub led by Brent Archer exploring why some friends stick around after aphasia and others don't. Pub in press with AJSLP.

Accessible summary 👇 Please share with PWA
“I could not talk...she did everything...she's now my sister' youtu.be/9jedFnQQ8mM?si… via YouTube

Our commentary about the public health approach came out in #AJSLP just in time for all the public health-related talks at #ImpSciCSD2023 ! ASHA Journals
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This is a recent article that introduces a protocol for esophageal screening in videofluoroscopic swallowing studies. It was written by Kellie McCarthy, Emma Finch & Anna Miles and published in AJSLP. pubs.asha.org/doi/abs/10.104…

Analyzing data from 2,861 non-Hispanic White & 353 Hispanic adults, our #AJSLP study explored the interplay of ethnicity, social determinants of health (SDOH), and communication difficulties post-stroke. #StrokeResearch #HealthDisparities (1/3)

Our manuscript based on this data was published today in ASHA 's AJSLP today- what good timing! Check out the full study and results:
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It's here! Read 'Fatigue, Executive Functioning, and Quality of Life: Exploring Relationships in Children With Traumatic Brain Injury' in AJSLP! pubs.asha.org/doi/10.1044/20…