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Skip to Search Results- 2Kim, Esther (Communication Sciences and Disorders)
- 1 Charest, Monique (Communication Sciences and Disorders)
- 1Dr Darryl Rolfson, Department of Medicine
- 1Dr Suzette Bremault-Phillips, Faculty of Rehabilitation - Occupational Therapy
- 1Kim, Esther (Communication Sciences and Disorders)
- 1Skoczylas, Melissa (Communication Sciences and Disorders)
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Spring 2021
Decision-making is required for daily living. Specific decision-making ability in the area of finances is complex, and determining an individual’s capacity requires an in-depth assessment. In the presence of communication disorders such as aphasia, such assessments can become challenging, and...
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Building communication ramps: An examination of barriers and facilitators in making businesses accessible for individuals with aphasia
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The present study investigated barriers and facilitators to making businesses accessible for people with aphasia – specifically, external factors that contribute to communication accessibility. Nine people with aphasia were interviewed about their experiences accessing businesses and services in...
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Spring 2019
Reading impairments (acquired alexia) commonly co-occur in people with aphasia (PWA). The ultimate goal of reading treatment is to read connected text accurately and quickly. Traditional treatments of acquired alexia have typically targeted single word reading, which has seen little...
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Spring 2023
The current study investigated the relationship between participation at businesses (i.e., business access) and the personal factors (i.e., the identity, attitudes, and feelings) of people with aphasia (PWA). Five PWA were interviewed about their business experiences in Edmonton, Alberta, and how...