CommuniCare: Development, evaluation and implementation of a generic Communication Partner Training using perspectives of people with aphasia and healthcare professionals

Authors Maren van Rijssen
Publication date 2022
Research groups Speech and Language Therapy: Participation through communication
Type Doctoral Thesis

Summary

This thesis focuses on improving communication between people with aphasia and healthcare professionals (HCPs) working in hospitals or rehabilitation centers. After acquiring brain injury, people with aphasia generally go to healthcare facilities to receive acute- and multidisciplinary rehabilitation care. Unfortunately, communication access in healthcare facilities has not been fully available to people with aphasia. The general aim of this thesis was to improve the accessibility of communication in Dutch and Flemish healthcare centers for people with aphasia by developing and evaluating a Communication Partner Training (CPT) intervention for HCPs, named CommuniCare.

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  • Maren van Rijssen | Researcher | Research group Speech and Language Therapy: Participation through communication
    Maren van Rijssen
    • Researcher
    • Research group: Speech and Language Therapy: Participation through communication

Language English
Key words aphasia, health care personnel, communication, accessibility
Digital Object Identifier 10.33540/1543

Maren van Rijssen

Maren van Rijssen | Researcher | Research group Speech and Language Therapy: Participation through communication

Maren van Rijssen

  • Researcher
  • Research group: Speech and Language Therapy: Participation through communication