Madeline Cruice
@madelinecruice.bsky.social
Aussie speech pathologist, passionate about creating better futures for people affected by aphasia
Based at City St George’s, University of London
Based at City St George’s, University of London
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Many thanks to all contributing authors, @seckin1984.bsky.social for co-leading this special issue together, #CATS @madelinecruice.bsky.social for supporting international collaborative aphasia projects, and the #Aphasiology editorial team for their trust this project! 4/4
February 19, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Many thanks to all contributing authors, @seckin1984.bsky.social for co-leading this special issue together, #CATS @madelinecruice.bsky.social for supporting international collaborative aphasia projects, and the #Aphasiology editorial team for their trust this project! 4/4
Reposted by Madeline Cruice
This special issue was put together to diversify the currently available #aphasia literature and to achieve more cross-cultural and cross-linguistic representation in aphasia research. This is important since most aphasia research is predominantly representative of the English speaking world! 3/4
February 19, 2025 at 1:29 PM
This special issue was put together to diversify the currently available #aphasia literature and to achieve more cross-cultural and cross-linguistic representation in aphasia research. This is important since most aphasia research is predominantly representative of the English speaking world! 3/4
Reposted by Madeline Cruice
This SI reflects the work of multiple teams of the #CollaborationofAphasiaTrialists #CATS (WG2: Aphasia Assessments and Outcomes): 11 articles reporting research with and for non-English speaking people with aphasia (10 languages across the globe) on aphasia assessment and other related topics 2/4
February 19, 2025 at 1:29 PM
This SI reflects the work of multiple teams of the #CollaborationofAphasiaTrialists #CATS (WG2: Aphasia Assessments and Outcomes): 11 articles reporting research with and for non-English speaking people with aphasia (10 languages across the globe) on aphasia assessment and other related topics 2/4